Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding

April 1973, a quiet suburb outside São Paulo. A twenty-one-year-old mother sits down for the first time all day, and finds the sofa beside her torn open. Nobody's there. Nobody's been there.This week, Yvette Fielding investigates the Guarulhos Poltergeist, Brazil's most thoroughly documented haunting. Slashed furniture, falling stones, spontaneous fires, cuts appearing on skin, and a red-furred beast glimpsed by an entire family. It baffled sceptical scientists, drew in the journalist who'd later crack the Enfield case, and ended up filed inside a real CIA psychic-warfare programme.Was it a curse, conjured by human malice and aimed at one young woman? A mind under unbearable strain? Or something we still have no name for? Listen, and decide for yourself.📧 paranormalactivitypod@gmail.com | 📱 @paranormalactivitypod🎧 Early episodes + exclusive bonus content: paranormalpod.co.ukA Create Podcast

Two listeners. Two encounters with something vast and ancient. One that couldn't see them, and one that wouldn't leave.On a red-eye over the dark, Eshaan slips into the space between waking and sleep and the cabin vanishes. He's suspended in open black with something enormous moving slowly beneath him. It doesn't reach for him. It doesn't threaten him. It simply doesn't notice him, he's too small, too brief to register. And he realises he's been passing over it on every flight he's ever taken.Then Luca comes home to a small, dense object on his kitchen counter that he never put there, warm from within, like a heartbeat without rhythm. He throws it away. Buries it. Posts it to a false address. Every morning it's back in the same spot. Until the night he stops fighting it, and something in his chest settles into place, and he understands it was always his.Producer Dom unpacks the dark folklore: the Sumerian Abzu and the Hindu serpent on which all reality rests, the Aboriginal Dreaming that never ended, the Shinto objects bound to a person before birth, and the Andean huaca that always finds its keeper.What happens when the thing you can't get rid of… was a part of you all along?A Create Podcast

The most studied, most surveilled, most argued-over patch of land on the planet is back, The Skinwalker Ranch, and this week we're doing something different with it.We've already done the deep dive: the Shermans, the bloodless cattle, the blue orbs, the shape-shifting wolf. So this is the 2026 update. What's been caught since? And crucially, what are the people with nothing to sell actually saying?Yvette and Karl give the History Channel's investigation its due before doing the thing they really came to do: stepping off the ranch entirely.You'll hear three sets of eyewitnesses the show never featuredThe paying tour guests reporting dead phones and sudden sickness at the exact same spotsThe "Beyond" experiencers whose encounters rhyme with the ranch from clear across the country.The Uintah Basin locals and visitors who insist the strangeness doesn't stay put... it travels. It follows.Then the big question: what do the witnesses themselves believe is happening?The Ute warning to stay awayThe owner's "precognitive, sentient intelligence"The sceptic's cold water — we lay out every honest answer and let you decide.Plus this week's Fact or Fiction, and Yvette and Karl's own verdict on what really lives in that basin.Lock the deadbolts. On both sides of the door.📧 paranormalactivitypod@gmail.com | 📱 @paranormalactivitypod🎧 Early episodes + exclusive bonus content: paranormalpod.co.ukA Create Podcast

Two listeners. Two encounters with something that revealed itself only when it chose to.Noor photographs her dog one warm night. The next morning she spots it in the frame: a tall, impossibly narrow figure at the edge of the dark, head tilted toward the camera. Her dog never reacted. And every time she looks, the feeling isn't fear, it's that the figure waited for her to raise the phone, and wanted to be caught.Then Cassia is on her desert rooftop at 1am when a section of sky goes dark — a vast shape with clean edges sliding over the stars. Then it pauses. Directly above her. And she feels herself catalogued by an intelligence too large for her mind to hold.Producer Dom unpacks the dark folklore: the preta that can't reach your senses but can reach a lens, the Watchers whose attention opens a door that won't close, and the Polynesian dark that was here before the stars.What happens when the thing watching you chooses the moment you finally see it back?A Create Podcast

Eight victims. Six of them children. One axe. A house that never stopped remembering.In 1912, an entire family and two little girls were bludgeoned to death in their beds. The killer waited in the attic, covered every mirror, left a slab of bacon by the bodies, and vanished into the dawn. Never caught. Never solved.Now: children's laughter from empty rooms. Footsteps circling a child's bed. Objects hurled by something that wants you gone. And small voices that answer when you ask their names.By candlelight, in total darkness, Villisca reaches out and touches you.Yvette explores the massacre, the suspects who walked free, and five paranormal theories. Plus this week's Fact or Fiction: did an investigator really stab himself inside the house?New episodes weekly. Follow now and visit paranormalpod.co.uk for early access & bonus episodes.Remember to send your own unexplained experiences for Monday Mailtime & our Listener Specials, yours could be the tale we tell next.paranormalactivitypod@gmail.comA Create Podcast

Two listeners. Two encounters with something that didn't haunt them, it processed them.Dara finds a mark on her arm one ordinary afternoon: geometric, precise, painless. It wasn't there that morning. Over five days it sinks back into his skin, but on the third night something pulls deep inside him, and one word arrives like it was placed there: inventory.Then Maren is making tea at 2am, days after burying her grandmother, when something appears in the corner. Too tall. Too narrow. Material. And one certainty hits her: it didn't come for her grandmother, it came because of her.No comfort. No closure. Just the sense of being counted by something that never asked permission.Producer Dom unpacks the dark folklore: marks that say this one belongs to us, the Aztec god who redirects fates in secret, and the things not drawn to death's victims… but to death itself.What happens when a death doesn't end something… but opens a door?A Create Podcast