Getting Personal with Sasquatch - Robert Maxwell Tells His Encounters
Robert Maxwell discusses several experiences from Vancouver Island and explains why he interprets them as evidence of Sasquatch activity.
Source overview
This Spaced Out Radio episode centers on Robert Maxwell, a Vancouver Island photographer, videographer and homesteader. The publisher description says Maxwell recounts seeing a large shadowy figure, finding unusual signs in the forest, and a later family-retreat incident in which he believed rocks were thrown toward his daughter. The program presents Maxwell’s own interpretation that these experiences point to Sasquatch; SRO preserves that interpretation as testimony rather than independent verification.
SRO-written summary based on the publisher/source description. Source context verified 2026-10-08. Review source description ↗
What this item covers
- Maxwell is presented as describing multiple experiences rather than a single isolated event.
- The publisher highlights a reported large shadowy figure and unusual signs in the forest.
- A later family-retreat account involves rocks Maxwell believed were thrown toward his daughter.
- The episode is useful for comparing Maxwell’s testimony across multiple recorded sources.
Why SRO preserved this media
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Playback and access
Media details
- Provider
- Spaced Out Radio
- Published
- 2026-04-02
- Media type
- Audio
- Playback
- On-site provider player
- Canonical media ID
- media-009
- Duration
- 2h 53m 45s
- Transcript
- Provider transcript available
- Archive categories
- documents
Source and provenance
Rights / reuse status: Unresolved. SRO inclusion, cataloging or source linking does not grant reuse permission or imply copyright clearance.