Scott Marlowe to be Guest on Shadows in the Dark to Discuss Bigfoot

PRLog (Press Release) – Oct 31, 2007 – Pangea Institute's Scott Marlowe rejoins the show on November 4, 2007 at 9:30pm to once again talk about Bigfoot. Scott recently has been writing on the subject of Bigfoot depicted in art in the Prehistoric to Medieval Period.

This show will broadcast live for 90 minutes.  The last 30 minutes of the show we will open the lines for callers to call and ask questions or share any thoughts on this subject.  We will also take questions from the chat room and from e-mail.  Please feel free to e-mail any questions prior to the show to jgreer@shadowsinthedarkradio.com.

Scott Marlowe studied education at Polk Community College and majored in the social sciences at Rollins College. He spent two summers in the early 1970s in Europe studying art and design with the Cochran Group and attended the 1977 Summer Design program at Harvard's School of Continuing Education.

Scott traveled the world extensively pursuing paleontology, archeology and cultural disciplines. His extensive field work experience gave his academic understanding considerable depth and a strong appreciation of practical, hands-on instruction in combination with conventional classroom learning.

In mid-2003 Scott began working on a course concept for cryptozoology to be taught through Pangea Institute. Scott had been working quietly in the cryptids field for over 30 years collecting and analyzing accounts of strange animal encounters and legends about enigmatic creatures from his travels.

In the summer of 2004, Scott approached the Florida Keys Community College with the curriculum for the cryptozoology class. His approach to the subject matter with scientific objectivity and emphasis on the science and not the cryptid animals themselves won the college's approval for the program. It would become the college's first internet delivered course and the first college-level cryptozoology program in the world.

His accomplishment was hailed in cryptozoology circles around the world with news of the course being named one of the "Ten Most Important" achievements in 2004. The cryptozoology class, begun in January of 2005, was such a success that Marlowe was honored with the American Primate Conservation Alliance "Cryptozoology Steward of the Year" award in 2005, elected to membership in the APCA and appointed that organization's Academic Advisor. The entire student body of Marlowe's inaugural class was given the APCA's Student of the Year award for their work and efforts to further cryptozoology science.

You can visit Scott Marlowe’s websites at www.pangeainstitute.us and  www.magickmindradio.com