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That Upper Left Life

Are you truly connected with and passionate about your home? Join Randy Budano as he chats with friends about their love for living in the Pacific Northwest.

Podcast · By Randy Budano · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    S7E7 Sasquatch (opens the original)

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    What’s Really Hiding in the Pacific Northwest Forests?This episode, we dive into one of the PNW’s most enduring mysteries: Sasquatch. From decades of sightings to strange footprints and eerie encounters, we explore why Bigfoot refuses to disappear and how something so massive could stay hidden in the Northwest’s deep woods.But the legend doesn’t stop here.We look at Sasquatch‑like creatures around the world: the Yeti, Yowie, Yeren, and other “wild man” stories that show up in cultures everywhere

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    S7E6 Lake Union Mysterious Islands (opens the original)

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    Something weird happened on Seattle’s Lake Union, and the explanations don’t quite line up. In this episode of That Upper Left Life Podcast, we look at the small islands that suddenly appeared without any real geological event to back them up. And if they were just construction debris, it’s hard to understand why anyone would haul material across town, load it onto barges, and dump it hundreds of feet offshore. Then things get stranger: seven more islands reportedly showed up with almost no reco

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