Paranormal Features, Recent Ghost Sightings & Evidence

In the first of a two-part case, Danny Robins introduces Fred, who recounts a harrowing experience involving mysterious, terrifying creatures in the Alaskan wilderness.

Test your knowledge on the various types of parasomnias, sleep disorders that are sometimes mistaken for paranormal experiences, with our tricky quiz.

Alien abductions, sometimes referred to simply as abductions, involve people claiming to have been taken against their will by extraterrestrial beings.

Many people report ghostly sightings, noises, or the sensation of being touched during the night. Some of these experiences can be explained by parasomnia.

The expectancy effect is a psychological phenomenon where people's expectations influence their perceptions, something that's significant in paranormal investigations.

The Texas sharpshooter fallacy is a mistake in thinking where evidence supporting a paranormal conclusion is accepted while that which doesn't is ignored.

The double-blind protocol is a research method used to ensure fairness and objectivity when conducting experiments, something that is also vitally important to paranormal research.

Danny Robins speaks to Lisa, who tells him about a poltergeist haunting that disrupted the peace of her family's dream Platte County home in rural Missouri.

Over the weekend, sky gazers in the UK witnessed the rare Northern Lights, prompting ghost hunters to speculate on a boost in paranormal activity.

The Australian demonic family drama centres on Graham, a man haunted by his past since the death of his father and the estrangement from his two brothers.

Test your knowledge of various terms commonly used in the field of paranormal investigations with 20 questions about the concepts that ghost hunters encounter.

The power of suggestion, when a person believes something due to being influenced by someone else's suggestion, plays a significant role in the paranormal world.

The Barnum Effect is where people believe vague, general statements apply specifically to them, despite them being broad enough to apply to almost anyone.

Danny Robins hears how after her father Harry passed away, Wendy moved into his house in Austin, Texas, where an old, disconnected phone started ringing by itself.

Illusory correlation refers to a psychological phenomenon where people mistakenly believe there is a relationship between two events, even when no connection exists.

Questions on the historical figures who have popularised past-life regression in modern times to the deep, introspective techniques used during sessions.

The principle of replication is a fundamental concept not just in psychology but in all of science, and it should be applied to the field of paranormal research.

From telepathy to psychometry, try our quiz and find out how much you know about the range of psychic abilities that fall under the umbrella of extrasensory perception.

Confirmation bias is our psychological tendency to favour information that confirms our existing beliefs or expectations, regardless of whether it is true.

Danny Robins is back with a new series of 'Uncanny', this time sharing the stories of listeners from across America, like Marcus and the most terrifying night of his life. With experts Ben Radford and Evelyn Hollow.