Trailer Trash Terrors

It took 111 episodes of TTT, but finally, I'm publishing a rant episode.

What's it about? Scientists, philosophers, savants, and jugglers are still arguing about that, and may be doing so for many years. Well, it's distantly, about an Australian flat Earther whom I'm calling Huck Goodpasture. That's a great name, huh! We never get to the flat Earth part...at least not in this episode. I also talk civil discourse, or the current lack thereof, unusually large male genitalia, dying alone, being hospitalized during the time of Covid, and how deeply I love stories.

Plus we get the unique perspective of Father Michael Birdsong, host of the Ending the Curse podcast. It should be a good time for all! Additionally, this episode is robot and disembodied consciousness free! They'll be back next week.

In episode 110 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, I am joined by JJ Johnson, host of "Southern" Demonology, and briefly by Father Michael Birdsong, host of "Ending the Curse." We start off talking about the deeply interesting SCP foundation, move to the nature of language, people who base ther identities on fiction. Plus, in a world-first, Beelzebubba sings The Philosophers Song, by Monty Python!

Episode 109 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast gives you the latest info on the great Captain Kangaroo scandal, the "Inner Earth," and amazing journalist from the past, J. Francyl Howard, and Mrs. McClendoRodrigoStein to tell all the young ladies anticipating holy matrimony how to sexually tame their future husbands.

Episode 108 is the continuation of Vic Hermanson's hospital stories. You'll hear of the cockroach man, the gangster's shoes, a truly severe case of Munchausen syndrome, Being "invisible," doll's teeth, and two stories of when sex goes really wrong. There is explicit content in this show, if that sort of thing bothers you.

In episode 107, Vic Hermanson presents five stories from his time as an ED, ICU, Surgical, and Medical-Surgical nurse. Some are about the imperfection of all people, some are about truly frightening patients, and some are about the way that humans develop, and maintain hope in even the most difficult circumstances. Part one of three. Sensitive subjects are discussed in this episode.

In episode 106 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic has the one and only Chris James, host of the "Strange Things with Chris James" podcast as his guest. The conversation ranges to how Chris James got started in podcasting, to white creatures under bridges, border patrol pranks, the ubiquitous Laredo girl-child ghost, to the first plane ever used in the US military, and much-much more. There really are VERY few guests who can speak on as many topics as Chris James.

Episode 105 brings us Chris and Dean of The Wandering Road Podcast. They are superlative thinkers, speakers, and students of the paranormal. Have you ever wondered how many people might actually be non-playable characters? How many people have EVER lived? Why religion changes as technology advances? Listen and find out! This week's introduction by request, is made by Beelzebubba, our resident former minion of evil.

In episode 104 of TTT, we hear the astounding story of Tracey, who as a child was protected by benevolent and steadfast apparitions, as she grew in a chaotic and abusive household, outside of Glasgow, Scotland. It's an amazing story.

In part two of this episode we talk about Patience Worth Wee Curran, as child who was adopted through the urging of the original Patience Worth, a 17th century English weaver. It's also an amazing story.

Episode 103 of Trailer Trash Terrors has two guests, both talking about Dowsing. Dave Griffith talks about the use of dowsing in treasure hunting, and how not all dowsers can detect the same things. George Anthony talks about Dowsing as a type of divination, and how St. Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine used a type of dowsing to find the true cross. Plus, we have lots of other hijinks sprinkled about!

In episode 102 of Trailer Trash Terrors, we see the return of Paranormal Will. He talks about the personal cost of engaging with the paranormal, which can be quite high. He discusses what can only be classified as a deliberate, paranormal attack. Also, Wilbur, the ethereal pest control expert reads a 1976 newspaper article about the "Philip Experiment."

Here's a link to a quite well done documentary about Philip, that was made in 1974.

https://youtu.be/tSFkxkrSM9o?si=iwWwde9HfshGJjIv