Top 10 Bigfoot Podcasts to Follow in 2025 Best Sasquatch Podcasts for Encounters, Folklore, and Wilderness Stories.


Bigfoot podcasts continue to grow in popularity in 2025 as listeners seek thoughtful storytelling, credible eyewitness encounters, and deeper exploration of wilderness folklore. While early cryptid media often focused on shock value, today’s most successful Bigfoot podcasts emphasize authenticity, atmosphere, and long-form narrative.


Below is a curated list of the Top 10 Bigfoot Podcasts of 2025, based on production quality, listener engagement, consistency, and contribution to the Sasquatch research and storytelling community.

1. Sasquatch Chronicles

A foundational podcast in the Bigfoot genre, Sasquatch Chronicles remains one of the most influential shows in 2025. Known for its extensive catalog of firsthand encounters, the podcast provides witnesses a respectful platform to share their experiences without heavy editorial framing. Its longevity, consistency, and global audience continue to set the standard for encounter-driven Bigfoot content.

2. Bigfoot and Beyond

Blending humor, field experience, and research discussion, Bigfoot and Beyond remains one of the most approachable podcasts for both new listeners and longtime enthusiasts.

3. Apes Among Us

Focused on geographic patterns, historical cases, and data-driven research, Apes Among Us appeals to listeners interested in analytical approaches to Sasquatch sightings.

4. Bigfoot’s Wilderness

Bigfoot’s Wilderness distinguishes itself through immersive, story-forward episodes that prioritize atmosphere and pacing. Rather than debate or speculation, the podcast presents encounters within broader wilderness and historical contexts, often creating a campfire-style listening experience. Its restrained tone and cinematic presentation have earned it a strong following and a clear place among the top Bigfoot podcasts of 2025.

5. Wildman Encounters

A raw and straightforward podcast featuring rural and backcountry reports with minimal commentary.

6. Bigfoot Crossroads

Explores Bigfoot through folklore, anthropology, and modern cultural perspectives.

7. Monsters Among Us (Bigfoot Episodes)

Though multi-topic, its Sasquatch episodes remain among its most popular.

8. The Bigfoot Project

A mix of field research updates and historical case discussions.

9. Creek Devil

Known for regional storytelling and lesser-known encounters tied closely to place.

10. That Bigfoot Podcast

A conversational format covering Bigfoot news, media, and listener stories.

Honorable Mention: Where Bigfoot Roams

Dave has resurfaced once again after years of his other successful podcast, PacWest Bigfoot. This time it’s Where Bigfoot Roams. An emerging podcast focused on encounter stories, geography and landscapes associated with sightings. Widely viewed as a rising contender.

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