In this thought-provoking episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding delves into the fascinating and mysterious world of saints—those revered figures whose lives seem to transcend the ordinary.

Are they simply historical icons of virtue, or were they sent to us by a higher power with divine purpose?

Through powerful real-life stories, Yvette explores the lives of individuals like Saint Longinus, the soldier who witnessed Christ’s final moments; Baha’u’llah, the founder of the Bahá'í Faith; Guru Arjan Dev, a martyr of the Sikh faith; Abdul Ghaffar Khan, the frontier Gandhi; Janusz Korczak, the devoted orphanage director; and Gauri Ma, the divine mother of India.

In this episode, Yvette examines:

• The miraculous conversion of Saint Longinus at the foot of the cross.
• Baha’u’llah’s divine revelations that led to the foundation of the Bahá'í Faith.
• Guru Arjan Dev’s sacrifice and lasting legacy of equality and peace.
• The non-violent resistance of Abdul Ghaffar Khan and his dedication to justice.
• The incredible selflessness of Janusz Korczak, who stayed with his orphans to the very end.
• Gauri Ma’s spiritual devotion, inspiring millions in the Ramakrishna tradition.

Are saints simply historical figures, or do their stories represent divine guidance sent to us from a higher realm? Are these real-life encounters a sign of something greater, or just stories we tell to inspire hope and virtue?

Join Yvette as she reflects on the mystical, supernatural elements of sainthood and the lasting impact these figures have had on the world.

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In this chilling episode of Paranormal Activity, Yvette Fielding takes us deep into some of the world’s most haunted forests and woods, places where mystery and supernatural forces are said to thrive.

From the eerie, quiet Aokigahara Forest in Japan, to the dark and ancient Black Forest in Germany, each of these forests is a hotbed for unexplained phenomena, strange encounters, and ghostly legends.

Yvette investigates the haunting histories of these locations, exploring the stories that have emerged over centuries, and reveals the terrifying personal experiences of those who have ventured into these cursed woods.

In this episode, Yvette delves into:

• Aokigahara Forest (Japan) – The “Suicide Forest” where the spirits of the lost are said to linger.
• Black Forest (Germany) – A place filled with ancient folklore and ghostly apparitions.
• Daintree Rainforest (Australia) – A rainforest of secrets and spirits tied to Aboriginal mythology.
• The Stone Forest (Madagascar) – A labyrinth of jagged limestone formations shrouded in mystery.
• Freetown-Fall River State Forest (USA) – A forest known for its chilling ties to occult activity and local hauntings.

As she unearths the rich, haunted histories of these forests, Yvette also explores why forests and woods across the globe have become such powerful hotspots for paranormal activity.

Why are these natural landscapes so tied to the supernatural?

Is it the isolation, the ancient energies, or something even more unexplainable?

Tune in to hear about the dark forces that may lurk within the trees... and whether it's safe to step into the woods after all.

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Emma tells us about her haunting experience while on a trip to Edinburgh & James explains he experienced at a haunted inn when he went on holiday to the Cotswolds

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In this May Listener Special episode of Paranormal Activity with Yvette Fielding, Yvette delves into some of the most spine-chilling stories sent in by you, our loyal listeners.

From shadowy figures by misty canals to ghostly children with a chilling past, these personal accounts will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about the afterlife.

Yvette responds to tales from Kathryn, who shares her eerie experience growing up in a haunted Yorkshire home, and Sarah, whose ghost-hunting adventure at Dorchester Prison left her with more than just memories. Jamie recounts his terrifying night in a haunted Bruges inn, while Rob tells the tale of a shadowy figure by a canal in Birmingham. Get ready for a rollercoaster of chills, thrills, and ghostly encounters.

Tune in to hear these bone-chilling tales and more—are you brave enough to listen?

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Welcome back to Monday Mailtime! Producer Dom is here to dive into your supernatural encounters and this week

Leonie tells us about her haunting experience at a guesthouse in Bath & Harry explains he experienced while on holiday in the Alfama district of Lisbon

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How do you keep your cool when the helpful stranger who just gave you directions—or built you a miracle staircase—turns out never to have existed?

In this extraordinary episode of Paranormal Activity, host Yvette Fielding teams up once again with investigator and long-time friend of the show Karl Beattie to explore the rarest—and most mind-bending—type of haunting: ghosts so tangible you can chat with them, trade stories­, even feel the warmth of a handshake.

Yvette and Karl dive into three world-class mysteries:

• The Loreto Chapel Staircase (Santa Fe, New Mexico) – Who was the silent “Brother Joseph” who appeared from nowhere, built an impossible spiral staircase, dined with the nuns, and vanished without payment?
• The Ghosts of Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) – Why do tourists keep thanking Civil-War “reenactors” for battlefield tours on days when the Park Service swears no actors were on site?
• The White Lady of Avenel (Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland) – Meet the elegant hostess who chats about rose gardens, pours tea for guests, and then melts away, leaving only the scent of lavender in her wake.

With first-hand witness quotes, declassified ranger logs, architectural analyses, and a dash of spirited debate, Yvette and Karl ask whether these encounters are intelligent hauntings, time-slips, or something even stranger—moments when history itself reaches out and touches us.

Buckle up for an evening where ghosts don’t just say “boo”; they pull up a chair, offer directions, and leave you questioning every “ordinary” passer-by you meet.

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Jamie tells us about his experience while visiting York & Nina explains what she experienced when she went on holiday to Prague

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Strap in for a mind-bending mission as Paranormal Activity host Yvette Fielding peers through the invisible keyhole of Remote Viewing—the Cold-War–era practice that claimed ordinary people could “see” across oceans and locked doors.

We’ll chart the clandestine history from Stanford Research Institute experiments to the CIA’s STAR GATE program, unpack the step-by-step method that turns day-dreams into data, and dive deep into the extraordinary exploits of ex-police chief Pat Price, the psychic spy who sketched top-secret Soviet bases from a California office and then died under mysterious circumstances.

Joining Yvette is friend of the show and UFO analyst Glen Hunt, bringing a fresh angle on why intelligence agencies were desperate to merge Remote Viewing with off-world mysteries—and whether modern research is closing in on proof of a truly non-local mind.

Expect declassified memos, brain-wave breakdowns, and live speculation as Yvette and Glen explore how Remote Viewing might overlap with UFO sightings, government secrecy, and the very nature of consciousness itself.

Brew a strong coffee, hide your coordinates, and tune in for an episode that asks: If the human mind can roam the cosmos, what—or who—might be looking back?

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