Trailer Trash Terrors

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.

What is Eternity? Does the entire concept of things that never end scare the bejeebers out of you? It can often make Vic Hermanson tremble like a leaf! In this episode we talk about eternity in general and delve deep into the 1981 Stephen King short story, "The Jaunt." It's a great framework for examining the ramifications of a human mind encountering the eternal.

Trailer Trash Terrors goes back to it's basic roots...finding the horror and wonder of the swamps. They are places of mystery, horror, refuge, loneliness and despair. They are places where human minds build their own reality...100 percent independent of our will. Get you snake gaiters on...and let's go on an adventure!

How many microphones is too many? I don't know...but I've sure had a lot of fun trying to find out. I discuss an unusual photograph I found - a surprise momento mori. And, for the first time anywhere, learn all about the "Vic Hermanson Terror Scale." I'm pretty sure, once you hear it, you'll want to tell me how it should change!

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 "Wildman" allegedly captured in the Minnesota wilderness and transported, along with two "cubs" to Boston, by Robert Lincoln, Esq.

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 forced to do so, but because the original title made me feel like a jerk! I don't like feeling like a jerk.

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.