Two of us just returned from videotaping and interviewing the walkabout entertainers at the Wisconsin State Fair. They took us in, trusted us, and showed us the inside scoop on their work. Hard work. This long series will turn into a documentary in our fourth batch of 100+ Max and Max Spanish video lessons. These lessons will teach kids a lot about hard work, culture and language. They will never, ever forget this series.

I just returned from the Pacific Northwest, where I interviewed a wildland investigator who has tracked Bigfoot on at least four occasions. This highly reputable detective was simply assigned to track professionally and report objectively. A television special turned his report into a tale of scary fiction. So I was delighted to conduct an objective interview for a series of wholesome Spanish lessons that will appear in our third batch of 100+ lessons (Batch 3 is for 3rd grade and up). The series will show the intelligent deductions that can be drawn from an expert tracker and former special ops soldier who has spent his life in the wilderness. His respect for nature is beautiful. Staff and students will appreciate his many insights into the wilderness.

I’m getting ready to interview a wildland investigator who has experience with Bigfoot. Another investigator has checked the story and says it’s the best documented account he’s heard of the legendary creature. A university has examined the evidence and, as far as I know, no one has been able to refute it. I will turn this interview into a feature story series as I have done with other interviews for the Max and Max Spanish video lesson subscriptions. It will appear in Batch 3, which is the third set of 100+ video lessons. We will begin posting Batch 3 lessons in late July.