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EPISODE NOTES

Host Name:	Shadows in the Dark
Show Name:	Bigfoot in Native American Folklore
Date / Length:	1/14/2008 2:30 AM UTC - 1 hr
Description: h:4242 s:128124	To the Seminole, he's "Esti Capcaki" or the "Tall Man." The Lakota know him as "Chiye Tanka" - "Big Elder Brother." Yet he's "Tso Apittse" or the "Giant Cannibal" to the Shoshone and the "Evil God of the Woods" (Skookum) in Chinook Indian lore.Native American legends paint Bigfoot as both a friend and a foe, from a benign, mystical "Spirit Hidden by the Woods" to a bringer of "Bad Luck" and "Disaster." Join us for one interesting hour with Pangea Institute's cryptozoologist, Scott Marlowe. expand

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Bigfoot in Native American Folklore