Vic Hermanson takes a "memory-trip" to the bayou's of old Louisiana, learns about the "sons of Esau" in the woods, Catholic tenets, and gets a child's inkling that some moral concepts simply cannot be compromised, at least not without causing extreme damage. There are strong opinions expressed, unapologetically, in this episode, along with the stories and allegories. Listen at your own risk.

In this episode, the 88th overall Trailer Trash Terrors episode, we bid farewell to Dickens, talk about some of the paranormal aspects of his stories, and hear the Anders, Lovell, and Borman message from their orbit around the moon.

In the 87th episode of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, we complete the reading of "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Yeah, my voice cracks a few times...that means I'm human.

Also, we hear a few seconds of the Mr. Magoo adaptation of the story, a surprisingly great song called "The Lord's Bright Blessing." Annabelle Lee shows us to the door!

God bles us everyone!

This is the 86th episode of The Trailer Trash Terrors podcast. Tonight, we hear the longest of the three staves (chapters) so far, which is the story of the second spirit foretold by Marley, the Ghost of Christmas Present. I can't tell you enough how wonderful the writing is. I just hope I do it some justice in the reading.

At the end, you also get to hear Father Michael Birdsong's Christmas message, and a shout out to the Southern Demonology podcast, and the Strange Things Podcast With Chris James.

"God bless us everyone!"

This is the second Stave, or "chapter" of a Christmas Carol, in which Scrooge encounters the Ghost of Christmas Past. As I read this, carefully for the first time in years, it becomes obvious just what an incredible genius Dickens was, in terms of observing and writing about the human state. He was equal to Shakespeare, Tolstoy, or Rand.

This is episode 84 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast. Tonight I interview Father Michael Birdsong, Pastor of Saint Michael and All Angels Church in Thomaston, Georgia. Father Birdsong is an exorcist; a real exorcist. He's talking about the sometimes horrific details of exorcism in other podcasts. But for this episode I wanted to talk to him about the man he is, the life experiences that led him to the point that he could assume the role of exorcist. That's an even more fascinating story.

I truly screwed up on the audio on my track, accidentally recording it with a laptop computer microphone, rather than a professional recording chain. Please forgive the faux-pas. It will not be repeated.

For the next five nights, Trailer Trash Terrors will publish one of the five "staves" or chapters of "A Christmas Carol," read by Vic Hermanson. This is Stave one, Marley's ghost, along with a few comments from the disembodied consciousness gang, and a whole new TTT intro.

EVPs have become a standard part of my podcast recording practice. They show up in almost all of my recordings. So, I thought I would share a few and speculate about where they come from. This show will probably be expanded at some point.

Plus, the whole gang is here! Boudreaux starts the show, Wilbur tells us all about "...them Satanic Mind-worms," Annabelle Lee checks in with a few tidbits and Beelzebubba has a heartwarming Christmas message!

Trailer Trash Terrors, Episode 81, is the full expansion of the interview with Josh, which was the focus of episode 80. He relates, in even greater detail, his experiences with long-term demonic oppression, self harm, and his eventual spiritual healing. Josh, with the help of God, has converted this pain to strength, joy, and purpose. We end the interview talking about profound expressions of faith. Plus Beelzebubba is back!

This episode presents the story of Josh, a young man who has faced , survived, and overcome multiple demons, both figuratively and literally. This story is presented in his own words, in his own voice, with none of the usual Trailer Trash Terrors bells and whistles. This story is profoundly powerful. The recording also has multiple EVPs.