Media Appearances

Nessie and Adrian Shine

Fox and Friends had Loch Ness researcher on their show this week. Here’s the YouTube video:

Giant Rabbit Attack? Update on Mohawk Incident

Click on image for full size version Mr. Charles Kader of the St Regis Mohawk Tribe has forwarded this official press release, “Animal Attack on Vehicle – Akwesasne Mohawk Territory.” Media Statement St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Environment Division Subject: Reported Damage to Automobile by Unknown Animal: Sample Results On Ennisko:wa/March 21, 2007 Mr. Adrian McDonald reported that his mother’s automobile had been severely damaged and that the Tribal Police and New York State Police had made an investigation. The damage occurred at the residence of Mrs. Edith McDonald, Cook Road, Akwesasne. Police initially speculated that an animal had caused the [...]

BoA’s Baseball Special

Welcome Spring back into the Northern Hemisphere with the return of baseball. Radio and baseball go hand in hand. The memories are almost sacred. Now comes word of a special being broadcast tonight, and available online afterward. Any program that ventures forth into the realm of baseball and mysteries interests me. So you can imagine my surprise when I discovered that Binnall of America has put together a special on just such a topic, and I’m in it. From the BoA blog: Audio Baseball Special coming this Saturday [March 31, 2007] I’m happy to report that this Saturday, BoA: Audio [...]

Shunka Warak’in’s Cultural Landscape

Remember the Shunka Warak’in? In 1995, Lance Foster, an Ioway (Hotcâgara) told me: We had a strange animal called shunka warak’in that snuck into camps at night and stole dogs. It was said to look something like a hyena and cried like a person when they killed it. Its skin is said to be kept by someone still.Lance Foster Foster, who had heard of the mounted ringdocus, thought it was an example of the shunka warak’in, which he knew of from his own experiences and those of relatives in Montana and Idaho. The present location of the mounted Shunka Warak’in [...]