Trailer Trash Terrors

Go on a Trailer Trash Terrors tour of human invisibility, in all it's various forms. Meet Bobby, a nice young man, who is sometimes invisible, sometimes blind, and may be needed to save humanity from those most evil of forces.

Are we all infested with numerous non-mystical demons? I find it very likely that we are.

Apollo 1 burned, killing three astronauts in January, 1967. That was a tragedy. I could have been prevented save for cowardice and dishonor. Years later, a man who "held the fire in his hands," who could have prevented the tragedy, learned about the demons we all carry, and how the two relate. 

Do you remember Bat Boy? He was the Hero, Villain and apparent long-term mascot of the now defunct Weekly World News. This episode combines the enigmatic Bat Boy with the Heinlein "Number of the Beast" universe where any fictional world can come to life. Also, learn about Grokking and the astounding contradictions of our unusual species. Also, Boudreaux may have found that certain "special someone." Of course it's weird. Hey, this is Trailer Trash Terrors! What else would you expect?

What if you were asked a question by the "Arbiter of Truth?" What if you got it wrong? Well, this Arbiter of Truth makes it such that you, everything you ever were, everything you have ever done, all the lives you hyave touched, all never existed. Let's talk about truth. Let's talk about lies. Let's talk about the "terror of lies." Maybe, by talking about these things, we can learn something important about truth.

In this episode, we delve into the remarkable life and capabilities of Helen Keller. While both deaf and blind, she learned to "see" and "hear" the real world in greater depth than most humans fully endowed with both sight and hearing. We examine whether humans blessed with all senses can learn to perceive what exists in the "psychic" or non-material realm, if in fact such a place exists. Hear Bess Houdini's last seance! Learn about Allen Spraggett! And, as always, learn from Boudreaux's great wisdom. It's a show full of that offbeat TTT weirdness.

This episode brings you three listener-supplied stories of genuine terror, all with the Trailer Trash Terrors twist. Then, as it is July Fourth, we add a patriotic fortune cookie. It's the next step in the evolution of Trailer Trash Terrors.

Join us as we talk about some of the heroes of the Apollo program, both famous and not so famous. Hear an interview with Sara Howard, one of only two female test engineers that worked at the Michoud Assembly Facility prior to the launch of Apollo 11. And, unfortunately we talk a bit about that "Rumbumptious Morologist," Bart Sibrel.

This is the most ambitious episode of Trailer Trash Terrors yet! We take a TTT tour of fatherhood. We explore the wonderful, the terrifying, the tragic, triumphant, the humorous, and the poignant aspects of this prestigious human circumstance. This episode does explore a few sensitive topics.

This is the bonus episode for season one of trailer trash terrors. Learn how the world ends, find out what's special about 2420 and 2427. Hear some great cyber-jokes, and learn the amazing and shocking truth about Boudreaux the cyber-ghost. Also, listen to Vic Hermanson as he is verbally dissected by the world's only sapient hyper-intelligence. Finally, learn the amazing, terrifying, and poetic fate of Sam McGee.