Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding

Two listeners. Two encounters with something that used the land itself as its surface.Hester is on a Shropshire ridge she's known twenty years when the far hillside lights up with a vast geometric pattern too precise for any human hand. Then it rotates like a mechanism. Then it contracts around a single point on the opposite ridge: exactly where she's standing. She wasn't being watched. She'd become a variable in something already running.Then Mateo feels heat through his boots on his land near Terlingua: narrow bands beneath the desert, running in straight lines. They glow amber and reconfigure, processing something. By morning the vegetation along them is dead. Five months on, it's still spreading. A metre a week, perfect right angles, heading northwest. His home is northwest.Producer Dom unpacks the darker theories: Vallée's control system, terrain used as hardware, the Dogon patterns encoded into the earth at creation, and the fire meridians that propagate once they hit their threshold.What happens when you're not the subject of the phenomenon… but an input it's still waiting on?A Create Podcast

A dead man who wasn't dead. A clock a whole city remembers stopping sixteen years too early. A country thousands swear has moved.Memories so vivid you'd swear to them in court — shared by thousands of strangers who've never met, all wrong in exactly the same way.A logo detail everyone can picture that has never existed.A real death wearing the wrong man's name.Parallel universes, merged timelines, a glitch in the simulation.And the question that follows you to bed: how much of your own past would survive being checked?Yvette and friend of the show Glen Hunt go through it all on this week's episode of Paranormal Activity investigating 'The Mandela Effect'The cases, the science, the theories, and what it means for everything you think you remember...A Create Podcast

Two listeners. Two encounters with something already waiting in the low ground.Tamsin walks a Neolithic hollow way in Dorset when the path drops deeper than the land should allow, and she sees it. A perfect black circle on the track. No depth. Clean edges. A pull that feels less like curiosity than invitation. She throws a branch and the half that crosses the line ceases to exist. The next morning: circle gone, branch whole.Then Joaquín looks down from a mesa rim he's known his whole life and sees darkness pooled in the dry arroyo. It moves with intent. Stops directly beneath him. Then starts climbing the wall toward the rim with the patience of something that's done it a thousand times.Producer Dom unpacks the darker theories: window areas worn thin by five thousand years of feet, lures that feel like your own idea, land that doesn't host the phenomenon but is it, and the fixation that never forgets where you stood.What happens when something cleans up so completely that you're the only evidence left?A Create PodcastThanks

Yvette Fielding is back with five of your spookiest stories, and this month's are some of the eeriest yet.A little girl who chatted with her dad's colleague through the hospital halls… only to learn he'd died on holiday weeks before.A sad man in white standing in a room that turned out to be the morgue.A 220-year-old Somerset cottage where orbs, footsteps and an 8kg blender flying off a shelf have baffled even seasoned investigators.A brother and sister, decades apart, who discover they share the same childhood demon.And a haunted house in Anfield where a shadow climbs the stairs and stops outside the bedroom door.Plus a Fact or Fiction from Somerset: the phantom stationmaster still whistling for trains that no longer run.Got a story, photo or voice note? Email paranormalactivitypod@gmail.com or find us @paranormalactivitypod. Early episodes + bonus content at paranormalpod.co.uk.Stay safe, and stay curious.A Create Podcast

Two listeners. Two encounters with something that briefly lifted the veil and then sealed it back up.On her porch outside Asheville, Reva feels something enter through her ribs and move slowly through her body like she's a corridor it happened to pass through. For forty-five seconds she knows things, that the world we see is a thin film stretched over something unbearably crowded. Then it leaves, taking the knowledge with it, and drains away all but one surviving fragment: there are more of them than there are of us.Then Luca is on a Malvern ridge he's walked since he was a teenager when the slope below him turns black. A flat, perfect, geometric disc cut into the hillside, radiating deep heat from somewhere far down. Then it contracts inward and seals shut with a smoothness that earth should not have. Not like it's gone. Like it's finished.Producer Dom unpacks the dark folklore: the Jain nigoda that fill every empty inch, the Kabbalist Pardes that broke three of the four who entered, the ultra-terrestrial intelligence beneath the surface, and the Roman mundus that opened so what's below could look up.What happens when reality lifts its filter for a moment… and then decides you weren't meant to keep what you saw?A Create Podcast

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