As You Wish Talk Radio with James Gilliland
Fourteen Years of Sasquatch Contact, Telepathic Gifting Rituals, and Ancient Anunnaki Warnings with Mike Paterson
Broadcasting as a cyclone approaches his Hawaii farm, James Gilliland welcomes Sasquatch Ontario's Mike Paterson to share fourteen years of documented contact with one Sasquatch family, including telepathic gifting rituals, apported marbles, and a rare close-up photograph of a being named Neph.
Introducing Sasquatch Ontario's Mike Paterson
James Gilliland opens the broadcast noting how often listeners request more Bigfoot coverage, but he explains his hesitance, saying encounters with these beings become deeply personal and he does not want them disturbed or exploited for fame. He introduces Mike Paterson of Sasquatch Ontario, saying he has followed Paterson's recordings and interactions and recognizes the same deep respect and lack of ego that Gilliland believes is essential to real contact. He contrasts this with typical television Bigfoot programs, describing crews with expensive gear, night-vision cameras, and loud searches that come up empty because, he says, the beings choose who sees them rather than the reverse. Paterson agrees, saying he grew tired of formulaic television shows built for ratings rather than truth, and that understanding Sasquatch requires engaging their metaphysical, telepathic nature rather than treating them as ordinary wildlife to be tracked and filmed.
Fourteen Years With One Sasquatch Family
Paterson describes documenting encounters with a single Sasquatch family on one property owner's land since 2012, an ongoing relationship of hundreds of interactions both indoors and outdoors. He explains the family communicates telepathically and shows advanced understanding of consciousness, and that he built trust over years despite early mistakes he later corrected. He names Neph as the family's elder ambassador and Ninyan as a rambunctious teenage member, saying the beings have shown him written communication indoors, confirming they consider themselves among the first peoples and that they have different races, calling their own people Mushtaba. Paterson says he records audio every visit, later discovering vocalizations timed precisely to human movements he never noticed in the moment. Even after fourteen years, he says, the family's full size and membership remain unknown, and he still awaits a clear, close visual sighting despite abundant vocal, written, and physical evidence of their ongoing presence.
Gilliland's Own Encounters At ECETI
Gilliland shares his own decades of Sasquatch activity at the ECETI Ranch in Washington, describing a juvenile named Doloki who shakes visitors' cars and leaves footprints, including one witnessed by a radio host he believes was Clyde Lewis during a morning coffee visit. He recounts watching a Sasquatch phase through tangled orchard branches without disturbing a single limb, and seeing one turn into a light sphere before reappearing. He describes walking within fifty feet of a distraught mother separated from her daughter, who told him "thanks, but no thanks" before moving on, an encounter later confirmed in uncanny detail by remote viewer Tom Dongo, who had received no information beforehand. Gilliland also recalls twin brothers so overwhelmed by an emotional exchange with a visiting Sasquatch that they could not speak about it for weeks, and Native American elders who leave and receive gifts during ranch visits, reinforcing his belief that mutual respect governs every genuine interaction.
Beer, Tobacco, and Spelling Names With Beans
Paterson describes years of gifting rituals that evolved through trial and error, starting when beer bottles began disappearing from the property owner's kitchen, prompting him to start leaving beer directly for Neph, who eventually indicated a preference for a particular brand. Cigarettes followed after he asked aloud whether the family smoked and a marble dropped onto the table beside him, and he later learned Ninyan enjoys magic mushrooms and dark chocolate. Fresh vegetables from his garden became part of the routine too, including one occasion when a single green bean disappeared and he later found the remaining beans arranged to spell "Mike," followed by "Neph" and "Nin" on subsequent visits. He describes hundreds of witnessed marble apports over the years, along with a premium bottle of beer vanishing the instant the property owner glimpsed a translucent, roughly eight-foot Neph beside the counter, evidence he says shows the family's ability to move objects between dimensions instantly and without disturbance.
A Clear Photo of Neph and the Backlash
Paterson recounts photographing Neph's face in December 2019 after the property owner heard a giggle outside and captured two clear images of the being leaning on a fence, grinning. He says he asked the family's permission before sharing the pictures, was initially told "not yet," and waited three and a half years before receiving the go-ahead. Once posted, he says, doubters eventually commissioned a physical mask built from an AI-generated model in an attempt to discredit the photographs, though he found the fabricated mask nothing like the original images. Both Paterson and Gilliland describe intense jealousy and competition inside the UFO and Bigfoot communities, arguing that people who cannot achieve real contact themselves often attack those who can, despite presenting themselves as spiritually enlightened. Gilliland calls much of the field a controlled narrative full of "posers and shills," while Paterson says his consistency and refusal to fabricate details have made it impossible for critics to catch him in a lie.
Weaponized Weather, Ancient Texts, and Closing Advice
The conversation turns to Gilliland's belief that ancient Anunnaki tablets describe seven weapons capable of producing earthquakes, floods, and plagues, which he compares directly to modern weather manipulation and depopulation efforts that Paterson says the Sasquatch family has independently confirmed through written answers, including a drawing labeling vaccine injections as harmful. Gilliland describes unexplained protection shielding both the ECETI ranch and his cyclone-threatened coffee farm on Hawaii's Big Island, where falling trees repeatedly miss structures. Paterson recounts being physically touched, hugged, and having his foot grabbed during visits, framing these as playful, trusting gestures from a family he has followed since 2008. Both agree the beings are quietly revealing themselves on their own terms rather than being "discovered." Paterson closes by directing listeners to his Sasquatch Ontario channel and urging genuine, spoken intention in the woods, while Gilliland thanks him, promises to air his recordings, and signs off wishing listeners an open mind and loving heart.
