In this episode, Shannon sits down with Sarah Bignell, host of Yowie Central, to explore firsthand accounts of Yowie encounters across Australia—and the deeper questions these experiences raise.

Through years of speaking with witnesses, Sarah has heard hundreds of stories. People from all walks of life describing moments that have stayed with them long after they’ve left the bush. While the details vary, certain patterns begin to emerge—similar descriptions, repeated behaviours, and a consistent sense that these encounters are not random.

Some speak of fleeting glimpses.
Others describe something far more complex—an awareness, an intelligence, an interaction that feels deliberate rather than accidental.

There are accounts of communication that doesn’t rely on words.
Of beings that seem to move in ways that challenge our understanding of the physical world.
And of experiences that leave people questioning not just what they saw… but how much we truly understand about the world around us.

From theories of undiscovered species to ideas that push into something more expansive—interdimensional, spiritual, or deeply connected to the land—this conversation doesn’t shy away from exploring what these encounters could represent.

Together, Shannon and Sarah step into those possibilities, unpacking the patterns, the language people use to describe these experiences, and the growing sense that there may be more to understand about the world around us than we currently have frameworks for.

Because beyond the labels and the theories…there are people having these experiences.

And the more those stories are shared, the harder it becomes to dismiss them outright.

So the question becomes…What are we actually being shown?