SpectreVision Radio Bigfoot Event

A SpectreVision Radio Live Podcast Recording featuring actual stories of Bigfoot encounters Sat., October 24th – 7:30 PM – SMALL THEATER A Live Podcast Recording: SpectreVision Radio Presents: BIGFOOT LIVES! at The 418 Project He has had many names through time and across cultures: Mawas, Skookum, Grassman, Wood Booger, Skunk Ape, Yowie, Yeti, Sasquatch… BIGFOOT. Is he an undiscovered hominid hiding in our forests? An ethereal being from another dimension? A figment of the collective imagination? Whatever the answer, reports of encounters with the wild man of North America stretch from the 1800s to today, with “flaps” occurring in states ranging from Pennsylvania to Washington, Florida, and Ohio. But nowhere is this mysterious being more prevalent than in the redwoods of Northern California. On October 24, SpectreVision Radio’s Daniel Noah will stomp a long and winding forest road to examine the wide swatch of beliefs in, perspectives on, and evidence of this enigmatic creature, featuring a formidable lineup of Bigfoot researchers, documenters and experiencers including Bryce Johnson (Expedition Bigfoot), Ron Morehead (author of Voices in the Wilderness and purveyor of the famous Sierra Sounds recording), Joshua Cutchin and Timothy Renner (Where The Footprints End), professor David Mitchell, M.S., PhD (author of Sasquatch in the Psyche and Assistant Director, Integral Noetic Sciences Program at the California Institute for Human Science), Brett and Jill Eichenberger (A Flash of Beauty: Bigfoot Revealed), and surprise guests. Bring your Plaster of Paris. SPECTREVISION SpectreVision is an independent production group founded in 2010 by Elijah Wood and Daniel Noah. Known for championing distinctive creative voices at the intersection of the arts and the uncanny, the company has produced modern genre classics including A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Mandy, and Color Out of Space. In recent years, they have expanded their reach with several new divisions, including SpectreVision Radio, a podcast network that explores all facets of the esoteric and paranormal; Mutant, an art-driven collectibles brand and record label; High Strangeness, a comic book imprint with Oni Press; and SpectreVision Artists for talent management. Their video game with Ubisoft, Transference, was nominated for D.I.C.E. and Golden Joystick Awards. SPECTREVISION RADIO SpectreVision Radio is the podcast network of independent production group SpectreVision, dedicated to the paranormal, the esoteric, and the unexplained. Launched in 2024, the network is home to roughly 62 shows reaching approximately 4.8 million monthly unique users and 10.2 million monthly downloads across audio and video platforms. The network explores everything from high strangeness and ufology to occult history and fringe science, giving voice to experiencers, researchers, and storytellers pushing at the edges of consensus reality. DANIEL NOAH Daniel Noah is a filmmaker, programmer, and co-founder of SpectreVision. He has produced, written and/or directed nearly two dozen feature films, including the modern genre classics A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Mandy, and Color Out of Space. He is also on the Board of Directors and a minority owner of Mutant, a boutique record label specializing in art-driven special-edition vinyl and Blu-ray releases. An experiencer and outspoken advocate for the paranormal, Daniel is the founder and Director of SpectreVision Radio, a podcast network dedicated to exploring esoteric and uncanny subjects, and the author of High Strangeness, a comic-book series published by Oni Press dramatizing real-world paranormal encounters. He serves on the advisory boards of the Philosophical Research Society, New Paradigm Institute, Hollywood Disclosure Alliance, El Cine, and the Overlook Film Festival, and is an adjunct professor at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. BRYCE JOHNSON Actor, Producer, and Podcaster Bryce Johnson is always looking for his next adventure, whether acting in film and television, voicing characters, pod-casting or hunting down the elusive creature known as Bigfoot, Bryce Johnson is forging new paths in the entertainment industry. His big break came in 1999 when he was cast in Ryan Murphy's freshman creation Popular as sensitive jock Josh Ford. The show endeared itself to fans and critics alike. After only two short years it amassed a cult following and won multiple awards, including 'Choice Breakout Show' at the Teen Choice Awards. Bryce went on to guest star in a number of television's top shows, including Dawson's Creek, Gilmore Girls, and seasoned dramas like Nip/Tuck, Without A Trace, The Mentalist, C.S.I., N.C.I.S., Code Black, The Good Doctor, and many, many more. Drawn to challenging roles and unconventional stories, Bryce starred in the Sundance hits Harry and Max, written and directed by Sundance veteran Chris Munch, and Sleeping Dogs Lie by Sundance newcomer Bobcat Goldthwait. Bryce and Bobcat have continued working together with Bryce starring in two more of Goldthwait's films, Gob Bless America and Willow Creek. Other memorable roles include Officer Billy Pierce in MTV's Death Valley, Voicing the title character of 'Doctor Strange' in Marvels fully animated Feature of the same name, and Detective Darren Wilden in ABC Family's smash hit Pretty Little Liars. Outside of acting Bryce is the co-creator of the podcast Bigfoot Collectors Club, a weekly paranormal podcast in which amazing guests discuss their personal paranormal histories, followed by a story of high strangeness. Bryce is also the star and producer of Discovery channel's hit show Expedition Bigfoot, in which he put together a team of scientists, experts and researchers in the quest for definitive proof of Bigfoot. Most recent credits include Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, as well as starring in Damien Leone’s Terrifier 3. Tickets: $15 advance / $20 at the door. Doors open at 7PM, podcast at 7:30PM at The 418 Project, 155 South River Street, downtown Santa Cruz at the Dragons Gate. Safety protocols will be in compliance with local guidelines at the time of showing.