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Episode 131 of Trailer trash Terror delves into the movie "Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose." I, Vic Hermanson say it's a great movie, that does a fantastic job of making Gef, the famous talking mongoose to life, and also does a great job of asking some important philosophical question about the world of the paranormal, the minds of men, and the mysteries that bring wonder to the world. Gef was one weird little dude.
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Trailer Trash Terrors is back!!! This is episode 130, where we learn about Full Colonel of the German Democratic Republic (or East Germany), a brilliant man who told me the story of the Soviet "Werwolves," that were used, according to him to prevent escapes from the rural areas of the GDR.
Then Dave Griffith, paranormal investigator extraordinaire, takes a short trip with me into the real om necromancy. Annabell Lee closes out the show!
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In episode 129 of the Trailer trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson continues his extended email interview with Elizabeth, the Nebuchad Symbiont Vampire that is approaching 1000 years of age. She sees Houdini in 1916. You learn how she disposes of a body per day! You learn her full name, and much, much more.
If you would like to join the TTT Discord Server, which is every bit as weird as the podcast, perhaps more, here is an invitation link!
https://discord.gg/8enbRMHh
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In episode 128 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson delves into some of the thought processes he explored in the growth and evolution of the Elizabeth the Vampire character. Father Michael Birdsong, Deacon Josh Birdsong, Dave Griffith (paranormal investigator) delve deep into what might happen if a vampire, that HAD to kill humans to survive, were to approach an ordained priest to see if absolution, through confession, were possible.
But as usual, we delve into multiple peripheral concepts.
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In what I am numbering episode 127 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, I, Vic Hermanson, bring you an entirely new story-arc for Elizabeth, the 480 year old vampire first presented to the world by Dr. Stephen Kaplan in 1984, in the book "Vampires Are." It seems she has gone silent all these years. In a totally fictional, but carefully researched episode, I explore what a new correspondence stream with Elizabeth might be like. She's changed since 1984: she's stronger, both more human, and less human, and her understanding of the world is no longer stuck in the 17th century. I've worked on this version of Elizabeth more than long enough to know, love, and yes, even fear her. i think it's worth you time to listen. With this episode, which is a bit experimental, I would greatly appreciate feedback from you, the listeners.
This is part one of two, of the new Elizabeth saga.
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In episode 126, we meet Marilyn Hudson, the Paranormal Librarian. She talks with Vic Hermanson about a book that seems to occupy a place of "ontological superposition," both existing and not existing at the same time. The supposed book, "Oltissis: Ancient Greek Gods and Lore Revisited," by Federico Iaonnides, (one of several possible spellings) has occupied Vic Hermanson's quite limited mind for years!
It may or may not have been published, in France, in 1962. A copy of it may or may not have been purchased in a public library by Ted Connors, security expert, around 2010. It may or may not have been confiscated by Homeland Security or a similar governmental agency in 2011. It may or may not have been related to the "dragonfly drones" that were seen in many parts of the world about that time, frequently discussed by Art Bell. Those drones may or may not have been information gather devices sent to Earth by the "Oltissians."
Plus, Annabelle Lee reads what I'll call the "Declaration of Oltissis," and Beelzebubba gives Vic Hermanson some much needed correction! This episode was an absolute blast to create, Marilyn Hudson is a delightful guest, and if you love complex, cerebral mysteries, you'll love this episode.
Here's a link to Marilyn's blog: https://paranormallibrarian.blogspot.com/2011/07/book-that-wasnt.html
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For this one, you will definitely need a comfy chair, some popcorn, and to plan on a bio-break or two. In episode 125 of TTT, Vic Hermanson gives Brad free reign to talk about his genuine belief in the Flat Earth "conjecture" to his heart's content. He does so with aplomb! Brad is neither a troll, nor a Poe...he's an honest, articulate man, who has deeply studied his position. Plus, throw in a little standard Trailer Trash Terrors weirdness, an appearance by Annabelle Lee, Some crocodiles (of course,) a Mugwamp story or two, and it's a fun time for all!
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I'll call this episode 124-A. It's the first, and I hope, only political episode of Trailer Trash Terrors. Sometimes a man just can't be silent.
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Episode 124 of the Trailer Trash Terrors episode is a genuine work of passion. I started off as an episode about Guillotines, then I shifted to discussing Billy George Hughes, a man who killed my cousin, State Trooper Mark Allan Frederick in 1976. Over time, and actually in a logical fashion, I get back the Guillotine, in all of it's lore and gory wonder. You'll hear the real story of Languille, direct from the original newspaper article. Plus, you get to hear Beelzebubba be a cheerleader. He's the best! Oh, and I almost forgot, I do a qui a quick review of the classic novel, "My First Head Transplant." I'm still one week behind, but I'm catching up.
The Murderpedia Page about Billy George Hughes and the murder of State Trooper Murder of Mark Allan Frederick:
https://murderpedia.org/male.H/h1/hughes-billy-george.htm
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In episode 123 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, I give the reigns for most of the show to Father Michael Birdsong. He talks with Tracie Bush about Gifts of the Spirit. Tracie recounts multiple fascinating stories about her life, including an actual physical miracle.
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In episode 122 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson is joined by Father Michael Birdsong, as well as Deacon Josh Birdsong. This one covers a lot! The Sith, The Code of the Sith, discernment of spirits, the sins of the father, The infancy gospel of Thomas, and Gifts of the spirit.
Father Birdsong uses the phrase "Kingdom Stuff," as he talks about the striving of mankind to be fully part of the Kingdom of God. That includes, learning to understand the paranormal.
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Hi. Vic Hermanson here. Episode 121 of the Trailer trash Terrors podcast features Tracie Bush, host of the "In The Dark: Dogmen, Bigfoot, and All Things Supernatural" podcast. Tracie has not only talked to dozens of guests with astounding paranormal experiences, she has had a great many herself. It was an an honor interviewing her. You'll find her experiences, and her understanding of the world to be profound, thought provoking, and very entertaining.
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In episode 120, Vic Hermanson discusses his recent diagnosis of being "autistic," at least to a certain degree, and discusses how people with that diagnosis tend to interact with the paranormal world.
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In episode 119 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson returns to the theme of invisibility, using the Ambrose Bierce story "The Damned Thing" as a jumping off point. Of course, the Lawrence Livermore invisible bigfoot has to be thrown in for good measure! He ends with a little Devil's Dictionary, also by Ambrose Bierce.
Here's the Project Gutenberg link to "The Devil's Dictionary."
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Episode 118 is the fifth and final episode of the Trailer Trash Terrors Monster Chronicles. It's a panel discussion with Vic, JJ Johnson, Father Birdsong, Chris James, and Dave Griffith, paranormal investigator extraordinaire. We do the best we can to define the essential characteristics of monsters, and, as usual, fail miserably! Or maybe you'll disagree! We also talk about the aspect of evil being a part of "monsterhood," and finally, we have some fun talking about the dreaded, and clearly evil Nephilim- Ewok hybrid.
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Episode 117 is the fourth segment of the Trailer Trash Terrors Monster Chronicles. Of course it's weird...but I don't think it disappoints. We have Newt from Alien, Sadaam the chimp, genetically engineered chimps, the SLAM nuclear plane, Spring-heeled Jack, The Partridge Creek Monster, the Kandahar Giant, and a new hypothesis about "Homo Sanguinas," a naturally evolved type of vampire. Oh...that's more than six! My bad.
Plus, Boudreaux gets some hate mail!
Here's a link to a peer reviewed paper about the mathematics of vampires and human "coexisting."
chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://www.m-hikari.com/ams/ams-2013/ams-9-12-2013/strielkowskiAMS9-12-2013.pdf
Here's the YouTube link to "Grave Robbing for Morons.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWFosb98Kec&t=671s
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In episode 116 of The Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson joins forces with the amazing and eclectic mind of JJ Johnson, host of Southern Demonology, and a true expert on Japanese monsters...the Yokai. It's always fascinating to hear the thoughts of a mind like JJ's!
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In episode 115 of the Trailer Trash Terrors podcast, Vic Hermanson tries to create categories of monsters, and delves into the mental processes common to those monsters with 46 chromosomes. He goes back in time to revisit those monster movies that first warped his mind. "The Monster Chronicles" series is growing, and will now probably be four episodes.
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In episode 114 of TTT, Vic Hermanson is 100 percent, laser focused on monsters, which is actually his favorite topic. He talks about Carl, a patient that many nurses thought was a human-ape hybrid. He talks about Teratomas, which genuinely can look monstrous. He talks about the man-eating tree of Madagascar, plus much, much more. Then, as he often does, he gets all philosophical and tries to figure out what a monster is. Does he succeed? Listen and find out!
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This is the first TTT Tidbit episode in a long time. You get to meet Acadia, a feminine cyberintelligence programmed by Boudreaux to give him an occasional "freaking break"! And, I tell you all about the Willowampus! It was pie-bald, the size and general shape of a large wolf, had feathers on the back part of its body and huge wings! Nobody has seen it since 1916...but that does not mean its gone!
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