First up, I had a fascinating chat the other day with yowie enthusiast and professional musician, Brett, who had an interesting encounter down near Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust in Victoria this year in June. He was lucky enough to do some field research with an Aboriginal man called Hartley, and encountered tracks, an overpowering stench and what sounded like bipedal footsteps.

After that, we’re going to listen to the final ghost story that my lovely guest from last week’s show, Jaz, told me, but I ran out of time to share with you.

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We’re starting with a catch up with wildlife photographer and yowie tracker Bretto, regular guest of Yowie Central who has had his own yowie sightings and encounters. It’s been raining heavily of late in his home turf of Jervis Bay, yowie weather as he calls it, so he’s been out yowie tracking and found what appears to be a junjadee track up near his home turf of Jervis Bay.

Also, a fascinating and terrifying interview I did for AYR, a yowie sighting in Bongil Bongil National Park NSW. This has to do be one of the scariest encounters I’ve heard.

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