Thoughts On Our First Show "The Grey Area"

Well, as you all know the first installment of "The Grey Area" is history. Both Monica and I want to thank all of those who tuned in and have been downloading the program. The first program (by all accounts) was a hit. I think by and large everyone "gets" what this program is about. Which of course thrills both Monica and myself.

If you missed the first show, and still have not downloaded, I will give you a quick recap of events.

1.Introduction, get to know Monica and Melissa.

We fielded questions throughout the entire program, so the listeners (who do not know either Monica or myself) could have the opportunity to ask questions and get to know us a little better.

2.Discussion of "Logical Conclusion".

If you missed this, you missed not just good information on how to "think through" a decision but, a very funny story told by Monica. "Logical Conclusion is something not practiced often (inside or outside) this field of research but, it's about time it was practiced by all.

3.Demonstration of what can happen when you do not practice "Logical Conclusion".

Yes, ladies and gentlemen we had a caller which demonstrated this perfectly. Please tune into the next program where we will discuss a photograph that was sent to us while we were on the air live. We told this person we would be happy to look at the photograph and we would render an objective opinion about it. This person stated the bigfoot in the photo was clearly visible, then later stated we would need to enlarge the photo. We asked under what circumstances did the opportunity arise for the taking of the photo, and the caller stated, he simply listened to his senses, he stopped and took the photo (randomly). The caller denied witnessing any tracks, tree twists or any other "reported" bigfoot activity. He simply stopped and snapped a random photo.

This person also reports there are other "photos" in his possession. He apparently has had remarkable success taking random photos, since he became involved in April of 2008.

So, the photo is under evaluation as we speak. What will the opinion of Monica and Melissa be? Well, tune into "The Grey Area" next time and find out.

Both Monica and I want to thank Daniel Falconer a/k/a Reverend Strone, who was kind enough to be the person behind the artwork for this program. Daniel is a Graphic Artist with Wetaworksops in New Zeland. Daniel has worked on projects such as "The Lord of the Rings", "Hercules" and "Xena.

Daniel is also the artist behind the blog banner artwork you see on this blog. I am honored to have his work displayed on both this blog, my website forum (searchforbigfoot.org) and now "The Grey Area" on Talkshoe.

Thank you Daniel, your work is truly wonderful and you are a true friend!!!!