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In episode 101 of the Trailer Trash Terrors Podcast, Vic Hermanson dives deep into the weird world of the Quadro Tracker and similar devices. Schools, police departments, border patrols, and even armies across the globe have bought them, believing these devices can detect explosives, drugs, drug-users, weapons, and essentially any other form of contraband. The FBI and Scotland Yard say they are fraudulent, but customers are happy...and in many cases, very happy. Join Vic for a deep discussion of these devices, as well as the human psychology of belief.
Hear Ye, hear ye! This is the 100th episode of the Trailer Trash Terrors Podcast! I'm proud of that...really very proud. This episode is devoted to two things. First, we have a serious interview with Dr. Bert, a Psychiatrist from Holland, discussing the mysteries of the mind. Second, I relate a Cryptid experience to Dr. Bert that I had only previously told to two people. It was, indeed, a terrifying, life changing event.
Warning: This episode does discuss suicide in a very frank and open fashion.
Thanks for your support through 100 episodes!
Episode 99 of Trailer Trash Terrors centers around an article published in 1934, and written by Francis Dickie, who in many ways, was the Canadian Earnest Hemmingway. The article discusses the return of the "Sasquatch," a tribe of huge men, primitive me, troglodytic men, but men, nonetheless. At that time in Canadian history, the Sasquatch were just generally accepted as an unquestioned part of reality. I hope I did Francis Dickie justice.
If anyone delves into the preternatural world long enough, it is Vic Hermanson's belief that protection against negative forces will sooner or later become required. In this episode, George Anthony, the host of the St. Elias Report podcast discusses the rules of engagement of battling the enemy...the evil enemy. It's a battle in which we must all eventually engage.
This is episode 97 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast. Vic Hermanson expand on episode 96 by doing a deep dive and analysis of a series of articles written in the 1941 El Paso Times, about TW Kelley, Highly successful purveyor of human oddities , veterinarian, expert raconteur, and likely expert BS artist. I think you'll enjoy this episode.
This is episode 96 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast. It's all about what the world has called "fr**ks," fr**k-shows, their history, and how their impact on society simply cannot be dismissed. To be honest, I think it's one of the best shows I've ever done. Also, Beelzebubba returns! I hate the need to use the asterisks...honest conversation is one of the absolute requirements of a free society.
In this episode Trailer Trash Terrors, guided by Vic Hermanson delves into the subject of apologies. This is an important topic: it's important to human life, and it's surprisingly important in the world of the paranormal. You'll get angry hearing the deception of Peter Popoff, and there will be no remaining question about how weird Vic Hermanson truly is!
IS postmodernism simply another valid step in the ongoing history of philosophical thought, or the death-knell of individuality, human dignity and societal freedom? Or neither? Or something in between? Vic Hermanson talks to a genuine academic expert in the field, JJ Johnson, and they take the long road to find some genuine terrors. Cyrus Thibodaux steps in because Vic Hermansomn has "Covid Voice"
What the heck happened at the Miami mall? Aliens? Demons? Other supernatural entities simply wanting to make a return, or use a supernatural gift-card? Vic Hermanson and the gang of nerds strive mightily, to find out!
I get more questions about Annabelle Lee than any other part of the Podcast. What's her origin story? Where did she come from? Even, "Is she a real girl?" The always beneficent Vic Hermanson has come to the rescue, and here is the origin story of everybody's ambiguously creepy little girl! She also announces a new part of the show..."Ask Annabelle!" (There is one curse word in this episode, unlike most TTT episodes.)
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