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That's right, ladies and realistically mostly gentlemen! We're back with our searing critiques for perhaps the most widely searingly critiqued industry on Earth.Also, in the spirit of always making things better, Kody is on the podcast now, and so now 33% responsible for everything Graham says.De către Jordan Potter, Graham Templeton & Kody Huard

Dr. Al McMillan talks about his career working with First Nations on the west coast of Vancouver Island, masks, pictographs, and wolves/orcas.De către The Transect

Allison Wylie!De către The Transect

Tia Williams is on this one!De către The Transect

It's the episode we've all been waiting for! Make It Better will finally put its money where its mouth is, critiquing the most well-thought-out podcast structure since The Admiral's Almanac. And as a bonus, not as mean as you might expect!De către Jordan Potter, Graham Templeton & Kody Huard

It’s a celebration as Kody, Sean, and Ian wrap up Season 1 and discuss the unlikelihood of developing and hosting a podcast. They provide behind-the-scenes insights into this rambling production and solicit you, the kind listener, for ideas and suggestions for Season 2 of The Transect. This episode is full of laughs, introspection, remembrance, and…

Part IX – Getting Curious with George It’s the New Year, and The Transect keeps rolling along. Tune is as Sean, Kody, and Ian sit down with the Chair of the Department of Archaeology at Simon Fraser University – Dr. George P. Nicholas. We chat about his early years in the northeastern United States and his own transformation in Kamloops, BC where l…

OK. For some reason, field season began in October this year, and everyone had to scramble hard to find time out of the field to put this together, but here it is! The long awaited Michael Klassen episode. The magnanimous Gary Shandling of archaeology – Dr. Michael Klassen – joins The Transect crew as Sean, Kody, and Ian discuss Michael’s early yea…

Dear listeners, Apologies for the delay in getting this up! As a reward for your patience, this week is a real treat. At age 58, Wayne Point of the Musqueam Nation is a mischievous ranconteur and elder-in-training. His depth of archaeological practice and experience is second to none in the Lower Mainland of Vancouver, BC. Tune is as Wayne chats wi…

Sean, Kody, and Ian welcome the fantastic Karen Rose Thomas of Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Karen discusses archaeology from an Indigenous perspective, her big recent grad speech, motherhood, finding accomplices in decolonizing archaeology, and her future research as she undertakes a graduate degree at UBC. Karen is fun, wise, and engaging. Guest appeara…

Sean, Kody, and Ian sit down with Dr. Bill Angelbeck in the faculty of Anthropology at Douglas College. Bill enthralls as our discussion ranges from politics, anarchy, Northwest Coast archaeology, and CRM in British Columbia. Never a dull moment, Bill is true to form and his activist ethos.De către The Transect

Prince Rupert in the house! Jay is an anthropologist who works for a First Nation and is an expert in Environmental Assessments (EA) and Cumulative Effects. Sean, Kody, and Ian try to wrap their feeble brains around the EA process in British Columbia. Discussion touches on how it works, the players, and how First Nations interests are thought about…

In late March 2017, a cloud of tweed settled on Vancouver for a five-day archaeological extravaganza. This week, Kody, Ian, and Sean get into the news, fashion, and themes of the 2017 Society for American Archaeology conference.De către The Transect

Guest: Aviva Finkelstein, BA, Project Manager – Vancouver Time to break up the sausage party. This week, tune in as Sean, Ian, and Kody welcome Aviva Finkelstein whose no-horse-shit approach to CRM archaeology brings all the girls and boys to the yard. We discuss feminism, ’bro-culture’, and ways to build a more equitable and inclusive archaeologic…

This episode is a little out of order, but it's still a really good episode! It's really long, but it's full of QUALITY CONTENT. The boys talk about RUSSIAN YETI: THE KILLER LIVES, a tasteful and well reasoned documentary.De către Squatchcast

The Definitive Guide to Squatchcasting. This week, for the first time, the boys watch something that isn't mostly a waste of time!De către Squatchcast

Max is in Japan, but the BFRO are in China! This week, we investigate the Yarin with special guest host, Mel "The Meltmaster" Carter.De către Squatchcast

This week we took a detour. Not because we wanted to, but because we were abucted. BY ALIENS. This week we address the greatest question of our age: is Bigfoot an Alien? If yes, then is earth a colony for bigfoot alien criminals? Find out.De către Squatchcast

It gets romantic this week. Kody and Max talk about Vietnam's Sasquatch, drink some wine, talk about CGI, drink some more wine, and then review the hit new song by BFRO.De către Kody Huard

The first episode of the Transect discusses where archaeologists come from. Are they born in dark cinemas while adventure films play? Or do they emerge out of small town rural American bottle pits? Or maybe it's a long twisting path that ends in the click of an enrol button on a university website? This week Sean, Ian, and Kody get into how they ca…

This week on the Squatchcast, the boys search for Orang Pendek. Or, rather, they watch the team at Finding Bigfoot search, while we provide HILARIOUS commentary. Audio Block Double-click here to upload or link to a .mp3. Learn moreDe către Squatchcast

This week, the boys review a MOVIE. Bigfoot (1997) is on the lab table, and the guys dissect it like the beautiful frog that it is.De către Squatchcast

This week we introduce Max, our dear friend and podcast pro. We talk about Chattahoochee, Bicycle Bigfoot, and sexy ride alongs.De către Squatchcast

Kody and Dexter are here now for the very first time to squatch your pod, so get ready.De către Squatchcast