Trailer Trash Terrors

Welcome to 76th overall episode of Trailer Trash Terrors! This is another TTT "grab-bag" episode. We talk about the third century crisis in the Catholic Church, the Arian Heresy, relate that to the current crisis in the Catholic Church and speculate, unapologetically, about the legitimacy of the Francis Papacy. Then, wham, we switch gears to talk about an 1840 article about a "Wildm...

The Courier Journal published the full written confession of the murderer HH Holmes in 1896. It's a chilling read, and an even more chilling listen. This is an insight into a mind that was...once...human.

Is there possibly a "Universal Moral Field," that influences the myriad and endlessly diverse lives that comprise humanity? What about a "Universal Let's talk about that. Plus, I tell a story from my childhood that made me first question the exact source of morality...as well as evil. Don't expect perfectly formulated arguments...but do expect to have your mind tickled!

This episode talks about Jane Goodall, her treatment by the media, De Loys' Ape, Incredulity, the execution method called Nupta Cadavera, The Einsatzgruppen, and the frailty of the human mind once it has become involved in evil. It's a standard Trailer Trash Terrors Fractal Ride. Or drunkard's walk...take your choice. Oh, by the way...I had to change the title...not because I was force...

This is the first free-form episode of Trailer Trash Terrors. Alng with my guests, George Anthony and Dave Griffith we dissect the podcast a bit, then talk about "Wild Talents," including the mysterious and enigmatic A.T. Anderson, and the "memory" of the Sonora Aero Club, Charles Dellschau. We also cover the God-spot of the brain, the limits of credulity, and much, much more.

This episode is all about an interview with a vampire. No, not that vampire, but Elizabeth, who contacted the vampire researcher Stephen Kaplan in the late 1970s. At that time she claimed to 439 years old. That means she would be pushin 500 years old in 2023. In the book "Vampires Are," Elizabeth relates her stories through a series of quite intense television interviews. No matter what...

This is part one of a two part series interviewing Keith, an excellent thinker and professional poker player I met through Facebook. Keith holds many views contrary to my own, such as the legitimacy of NASA, and the shape of the Earth, but I greatly enjoyed talking to him. Keith will return for a more in-depth episode in a few weeks. This episode also begins an exploration of the idea of the &quot...

This is the long-delayed, and long-running third episode of the TTT Antichrist Trilogy. What if the ultimate evil force in the universe had a right-hand man, a highly competent bureaucrat who had the job of gathering data to make to eventual apocalypse more efficient? You might think of him as a Satanic process optimizer! This episode answers that question, in great depth. Original speculative fic...

This episode is all about "quirky" movies. We cover three movies I find to be odd, offbeat, brilliantly executed, made with great love, and very quirky indeed. We talk about "They Might be Giants," starring George C. Scott and Joanne Woodward, "Ghost Dog," starring Forrest Whittaker and a whole gang of central casting gangster actors, and finally, "Resurrection f...

This is an expansion of season three, episode three, and is a 2.5 hour, in-depth panel discussion about the Antichrist from multiple religious and historical perspectives. TYhe guests panelists are Georg Anthony and David Griffith. Plus, Wilbur, the ethereal pest control expert gets a full -time job!

This week's episode covers the Antichrist. You know what? It's a really hard topic to pin down. Who, or what is the Antichrist? What do so many people get accused of being the AntiChrist? We'll cover all that, and a lot more in this episode. Plus, Beelzebubba is back!

This episode is composed of a single story; one true and devastating story. There's nothing paranormal, nothing supernatural, not even anything particularly mysterious about this story, this experience. It's just a slice of humanity, both the good, and the bad, that will never leave my mind. It's the story of a six-rear-old boy, in an old Chevrolet, on the long and stifling road to Shr...

Episode one of Season Three was made as a response to the "Eyes of the Devil" documentary. It covers organized child selling, buying, kidnapping, murder and organ harvesting. It's a deeply painful, confusing video. Listen to this episode first, then, better armed, move on to watching the video. After you do, please let me know what you think you saw.

This was an experiment to see if I could create a podcast from scratch, in less than two hours, in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) that is not my normal editing tool. I normally use Audition. I used Studio One for this episode. It took me 1 hour 59 minutes and 18 seconds to final mixdown writeout. Oh...the topic? A reported living dinosaur, in the far north, hunted by British royalty in the earl...

It's the show I've never done, a Trailer Trash Terrors episode all about Trailer Trash Terrors. Why does the show even exist? What am I trying to accomplish. Why do I have all these weird character? Enquiring minds want to know! So, it's a great idea to tune in and find out!

In this episode we discuss the tragic but fascinating life of Rhoda Derry. Sylvia Shults, the historian who has studied her life more than anyone else, and Dutch psychiatrist Bert van der Laan, help me delve deeply into the life and history of "Rhody," who spent most of 44 years in a "Utica Crib," gouged out her own eyes, was studied by "alienists" worldwide, and just perhaps, created a tulpa befo...

This episode looks at death from a few different perspectives, both fictional and true. As always with TTT, the approaches we take are just a little "offbeat." This episode has two short stories: The first, "The Scapegoat and the Abba Hawk," is about an ER doctor who slips between lives. The second, "The Street of Plum Wine Dreams," tells a love story, with several supernatural elements, and is ce...

Abe Sias, the man with a lifetime of experiences dealing with the demonic, gives us another awesome interview. We talk about what life is like when your spiritual gifts show you a world that very few people can perceive. We talk about the incredible importance of forgiveness in our lives, as well as the constant deception and attacks of the demonic world.

This episode starts out discussing "The Hat Man," strays into the inhabitants of the Paranormal Zoo, switches over to the granting of divine permission for painful paranormal events to occur, takes a detour over the Bell Witch territory,  and ends with a  deep exploration of how the human soul can be both damaged, and protected. It's a true theological and paranormal roller-coaster ride!...

This is day five of the "seven episodes in seven days" challenge. Tonight, we present two original Vic Hermanson works of fiction: "Boys in the Trees," and "The Rajenek School for the Hopeless." This is also the simplest, and most sparse format ever used for a Trailer Trash Terrors episode. The microphone used in this episode si the Audio Technica 3035.

Beelzebubba tells the fascinating and truly frightening story of the Bell Witch, as only he can.

This is part one of a two episode set, in which Beelzebubba takes over the reins of the show, at least temporarily. In this episode, he tries to figure out just what manner of supernatural creature he actually is, and he starts a discussion about the Bell Witch, of Robertson County, Tennessee.

Day two of Trailer Trash Terrors microphone madness and Vic Veritas, during which we publish severn podcasts, in seven days. We talk about magic a little bit tonight. No conclusion, just a few varied thoughts. Oh, and Vic used a real "dogbreath" microphone today. Yeah, it sounds awful!

The story of an apparition, an apparition that seemed to be the ghost of a patient who had not yet died.

JJ, of Southern Demonology joins me to talk about black magic, dealing with difficult grieving, Unnaturally still men in black robes, an education received through ghost stories, achieving great sound in podcasting, the feeling of exposure when dealing with psychics, and at least a dozen other Trailer Trash Terrors Topics. This episode was great fun to produce.