Yowie Central

It’s the final show of the year, and what a year it’s been! We’ve had mind-boggling interviews, fascinating information, and a growing sense of awe for our bush friends and the real world around us. Our guest today hails from Bundaberg in QLD. Terry is a kind-hearted soul and a natural born, gifted medium, but didn’t explore that side of himself until much later in life. We had a wide-ranging conversation, and he shares how he realised he had to utilize his gifts, he tells us about the dooligarls that visit him on his property and their messages to us, his interactions with spirits and entities both good and bad, to what to do when there’s a negative spirit around, why not to fear death, black panthers and so much more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Now, buckle up, because today’s episode is absolutely epic! We’re kicking things off with a cool yowie sighting from way back in 1989, deep in the Wombat State Forest in Victoria. But that’s just the beginning! Next, we’re heading up to the Daintree in Far North Queensland, where our guest Tony managed a cattle farm right on the edge of the national park. What Tony and his family went through over three years is nothing short of extraordinary—think escalating dooligarl and paranormal activity, the kind of saga that brings to mind the infamous Skinwalker Ranch in the United States. Tony, his wife, and their four young kids lived peacefully for the first eight months. But after devastating floods in 2019, the property owner decided to turn the place into an eco-tourism spot, and Tony was tasked with building the first glamping site. That’s when things got, in Tony’s words, ‘insane’—and just kept getting weirder. We’re talking dooligarls, junjadees, dogman, mysterious orbs, invisible beings, and even a bizarre purple humanoid that absolutely terrified Tony’s wife. And to add another layer, the property itself has a dark past—the original Kuku Yulanji people were killed and displaced from what was their home. Whether that history played a part in what happened, who can say? But what unfolded was a mind-boggling series of strange, spooky, and sometimes downright terrifying encounters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I’m thrilled to bring you today’s conversation. We’re heading to South Australia—a state that doesn’t get as many yowie reports as other states in Australia, which is why I was so excited to hear from Tosh. Tosh has yowies visiting her property and has always felt a connection to other beings. She sees, feels, and hears spirits and other entities, and she’s one of those special people with a big heart and a passion for helping others, including helping spirits pass over. She’s going to share her yowie experiences with us today, plus a whole lot of kooky and spooky stuff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yaama everyone! We’re delighted to welcome back two respected Original Australian elders to the show: Uncle Donny, a Gamilaroi-Anaiwan elder, and Aunty Luna, a Wiradjuri-Gamilaroi elder. “Yaama” means hello in their language. Today, Uncle Donny and Aunty Luna will share their rich cultural knowledge and personal stories. We’ll explore fascinating topics such as the Min Min lights (mysterious orbs seen in the outback), the Hairyman, Bunyips (cryptid creatures from Australian waterways), and “The Others.” We’ll also discuss the natural technologies of the old ways, as well as stories about ETs and UFOs—and much more! We invite you to listen with curiosity and respect as we learn from their wisdom and experiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I have a truly remarkable interview for you today, my friends. It’s one of the most mind-blowing yowie interviews I’ve done. My guest, Jeff, was a hunter and spent a lot of time in the bush in his youth. He, incredibly, survived being accidentally shot in the face when he was 18, which smashed his jaw and mouth to smithereens. He’s also had three yowie sightings and several yowie encounters over the years, the first sighting when he was about 15 in the bush near Cohuna VIC in 1983, and then another in 1984 - a rare sighting of a family group of three yowies, in the bush near Mathoura NSW on the banks of the Edward river. Later that night, not long after he saw the family group, he had an experience so terrifying, he wet his pants in panic. Out collecting firewood in the dark, he was tripped and flung upwards, landed on his face and then had an enormous being lean over the back of his neck and sniff him, so close he not only heard it, he felt it. He thought he was about to be eaten. I'm so excited to bring this one to you. It's an absolute ripper. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.