Vancouver Island Sasquatch Encounters & Travel & Seasonal Vaccines

"Send us a text about this episode!"This Episode Features:(18:37) Author Shanon Sinn discusses his extensively researched book “The Haunting of Vancouver Island” exploring Vancouver Island's paranormal landscape. Sinn shares the compelling story of an Indigenous woman seen walking on water in Port Alberni's Somass River, asking witnesses "Have you seen my baby?" He reveals disturbing patterns in Sasquatch sightings, particularly their concentration at former residential school sites including Meares Island.(06:32) Pharmacist Aki Shaw provides comprehensive guidance on travel vaccinations for Vancouver Island residents heading abroad. Shaw emphasizes that food and waterborne vaccines like Hepatitis A and Typhoid are non-negotiable for international travelers, recommending travelers start vaccination protocols at least six weeks before departure. He also addresses Covid and Flu shots and the measles resurgence, clarifying that anyone born after 1970 needs vaccination or boosters.Episode Highlights & Key Quotes"I mostly recommend the food and waterborne as non-negotiables because you can't possibly control that. You would have food and water and you don't know the exact source, even though it's a good restaurant or a hotel." - Aki Shaw, Pharmacist"The thing that these two islands have in common that really made me stop and wonder was that they're both residential school sites. They're both places of a lot of trauma. When this being is said to be a spirit being...there has been a lot of people that have commented how often this being has been seen in cemeteries." - Shanon SinnVoice message: Voice message The PULSE and be part of the podcast!You'll find all episodes of The PULSE Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart, TikTok and YouTube podcasts, as well as PULSECommunity.ca.Click here to learn how to Support the showEpisode Sponsors: Ian Lindsay & Associates, Thrifty Foods Parksville, Windsor Plywood French CreekCheck out Skookum Kid's Stories on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart, and YouTube Podcasts, as well at SkookumKids.com.Sign up for our weekly newsletter of new podcast releases and contests!"Like, Share & Listen!"#VancouverIsland, #TravelVaccines, #SasquatchStories, #ParksvilleQualicum, #PulsePodcast, #BCTravel, #VancouverIslandFolklore, #ThePulseCommunitySupport the show