Yowie Central

By: Sarah Bignell
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  • Join Sarah, formerly of the Australian Yowie Research team, on her podcast, Yowie Central, for the latest on Yowie/bigfoot research in Australia and around the world. Yowie Central covers in depth conversations with yowie witnesses, field research updates from serious researchers, and tips from experts in the field. Sarah is also obsessed with mysterious phenomena, paranormal happenings and UFO/alien encounters, so buckle up - Yowie Central heads down all sorts of fascinating rabbit holes.

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  • Yowie Central Episode 148

    Yowie Central Episode 148
    Mar 6 2025
    We've got a Chewbacca-like yowie for you this week, my friends. Paul joins us to share his fascinating yowie sighting at Mt Nebo NSW in 2001, as well as some of his other strange experiences including a blood-curdling yowie roar. I also share with you a yowie sighting and UFO sighting sent in to us from the Wongungarra area in VIC from 1987-88.

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    1 hr and 24 mins
  • Yowie Central Episode 147

    Yowie Central Episode 147
    Mar 1 2025
    Imagine you're driving home one night when suddenly you feel confused, uncoordinated and your body doesn't seem to remember how to drive. Very disconcerting! This happened to our guest this week, Paul, and what he saw next shook his world. Join us as he shares his astonishing UFO sighting and we chat about NHIs, consciousness, yowies and heaps more.

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    1 hr and 31 mins
  • Yowie Central Episode 146

    Yowie Central Episode 146
    Feb 6 2025
    We’ve got a ripper yowie sighting lined up for you this week, my friends. Matt joins us to share his sighting from when he was a young lad camping with his parents in about 1984. He believes it was in the NT, but as they camped and travelled around a lot, he wasn’t 100% sure of the exact location. He did get a good look at the dooligarl, however, and was able to give us a great description of what he saw. The being he saw was male, he could see the anatomy and he mentions this a couple of times, so for those with young ones, listen first before you share it with them so you can decide if it’s suitable for your youngsters.

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    1 hr and 10 mins

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This is an excellent podcast, I really wish I had started listening sooner! Sarah you an incredibly interesting person to listen to by openly sharing your own experiences and guiding your guests through theirs. I love hearing about what has been seen and experienced by Aussies, It really has opened my eyes to what is out there. I cant wait to hear more as it is truly fascinating and I thank all your guests for having the courage to share their experiences.

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