Topic: Timothy Renner

Timothy Renner comes up in 3 chapters across 2 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from September 2018 to August 2020.

September 2018 August 2020

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Joshua Cutchin & Timothy Renner | Bigfoot, High Strangeness, & Odd Folklore
• 1:41 - 4:05

Joshua Cutchin & Timothy Renner | Bigfoot, High Strangeness, & Odd Folklore

Joshua Kutchin and Timothy Renner, Where the Footprints End

Authors Joshua Kutchin and Timothy Renner join the program to discuss their collaborative book, "Where the Footprints End: High Strangeness and the Bigfoot Phenomenon." The work aims to move beyond the traditional "flesh-and-blood" hominid theory by examining folklore and paranormal outliers.

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Joshua Cutchin & Timothy Renner | Bigfoot, High Strangeness, & Odd Folklore
• 1:07:32 - 1:10:07

Joshua Cutchin & Timothy Renner | Bigfoot, High Strangeness, & Odd Folklore

Volume Two Preview, Where the Footprints End Release

The authors preview Volume Two of "Where the Footprints End," which will focus more heavily on physical evidence and case studies. They provide their contact information and mention their respective platforms, including the "Strange Familiars" podcast and appearances on "Where Did the Road Go?"

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Joshua Cutchin | Paranormal Kidnappings, Changelings, & Fairyland
• 59:06 - 1:03:00

Joshua Cutchin | Paranormal Kidnappings, Changelings, & Fairyland

Recommended Researchers and Joshua Kutchin's Bibliography

Joshua Kutchin recommends several unsung researchers, including Timothy Renner, Eddie Bullard, and the author of Dr. Beachcombing’s Bizarre History Blog. He concludes by summarizing his three books: A Trojan Feast, The Brimstone Deceit, and Thieves in the Night. Kutchin encourages listeners to support brick-and-mortar bookstores and follow his work on his personal blog and the "Where Did the Road Go?" podcast.

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