YVETTE & KARL INVESTIGATE: Skinwalker Ranch Revisited - What They're Not Filming
Paranormal Activity with Yvette FieldingShow Notes
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 featured
The paying tour guests reporting dead phones and sudden sickness at the exact same spots The "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 away The 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.
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