A Boy and His Decaying Iceman

Can a simple geometric model help uncover the secrets of the universe, spacetime, the human mind, consciousness, meaning, work, purpose, and truth? This weeks guest, Abbie, has spent 23 years trying to answer that exact question. Vic Hermanson tries to help her bring her knowledge and discoveries to the world, and throws in a few weird ideas of his own.

This week is all about Biblical monsters, and a goal that Vic Hermanson, your host, failed to achieve, even after years of effort. It's a new video episode with almost all of the flaws worked out.Have you ever thought of what a Horse-Leech might really be? Tune in to find out! Oh, Boudreaux is off on vacation, taking the Bladerunner tour off the Shoulder of Orion!

In this episode, Vic Hermanson continues on the path of making TTT a fully video show...please watch the video and let me know what you think. It's improving.Mercy Brown, who was called Lena by her family was a 19 year old girl who died of tuberculosis in 1892, in Exeter, Rhode Island. Her life was almost totally unremarkable. After her death, she became the focus of a very strange legend...essentially that of a vampire with no vampires involved.In standard TTT methodology this episode also touches on schizophrenia, leprosy, rabies, human hopelessness, and the behavior of desperate people, and desperate populations. Oh, I almost forgot...Puppy Pregnancy Syndrome is also addressed.Believe me, it's an interesting ride.

This episode marks the triumphant return of AJ Grabosky! But tonight, neanderthal-like sasquatches are not the subject. Instead, AJ is discussing, in great depth, the hidden history of the ancient Americas, the copper from Michigan that brought about the bronze age, and the new-world travels of the Phoenicians, who were masters of the oceans, the Minoans, who were incredibly advanced architects, and the Celts, who, according to AJ, travelled all the way to Alberta. All of these travellers left substantial evidence behind. These are fascinating mysteries, told by a deeply powerful and thorough mind. It's three hours of historical wonder!

This is an odd episode.First, in the TTT world, it is short.Second, it was spawned by an email I received that caused me to rethink some things.Third, Boudreaux steps outside of his normal snarky persona to wax philosophic for a few minutes.The video is getting better! It's actually quite a bit of fun. Resolve is awesome!

Vic Hermanson has decided it's time to relax a bit. So, he enlisted the help of his friend Roddy Frey to delve deeply into the world of good, bad, and ugly monster movies, both new and ancient. Roddy truly knows his stuff! This episode does not require you to dive into cosmology or bone up on your calculus skills. Al you have to do is sit back and take in the monster goodness!

This is the first TTT episode in quite a while. This is Vic Hermanson, and I'm looking to make the flow of shows more reliable.This episode is about an important idea: that the entire universe is built upon a substrate, or a foundation, or substrate of information. I'm presenting an extended review of the book "It From Us," by Ryan kralik.I believe Ryan has created an important book, just at a time when the world truly needs fresh ideas. Of course, I've included lots of TTT strangeness, unusual rabbit-holes, and disembodied consciousness gang fun.Here's the Amazon link to the book I discuss in this episode.https://www.amazon.com/Us-Information-First-Framework-Purpose-Consciousness/dp/B0GFGHW84F/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=35XAH2XWU2TT0&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.lWbTp92wZeCfwsPdhWkVczXpQk14A4xFUpKBw8D-_uhDfd6FxD2urATeDwI9EAD_HLrDCcNBzHmfHTBetdFmpYQCXFCbi2EUzsz8GifTRCygEe3N_QczapAWmrkiCWt-YXOFpOi3k5Vtqmvcvkxi-fpg07xvysvD6JUTDWqhh4pZuqBQIf65dGEzC2MstDTcCMP0XBGTN_BFwh04Lp5se463D0Ic5sCpi7tPf1T9A4M.E0ZgevJitmRKSQ1HExWVZ3dseZO0syHs6jzO22O1GgQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=It+From+Us&qid=1783681828&sprefix=it+from+us%2Caps%2C189&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1And, here's a link to the latest and greatest image of the new Beelzebubba! The others will have new images next week!https://imgur.com/a/uGfmOpi

This is episode 142 of the Trailer rash Terrors podcast.1968. "The Mall" just outside Louisville, Kentucky. A young boy accompanying his dad to work for a few days. Those few days, which should have been boring turned into a great cryptozoological adventure! It was the ORIGINAL Minnesota Iceman in all its odiferous glory!

This is episode 141 of Trailer Trash Terrors. It's all about Cannibalism...which is a broader and more fascinating topic than I ever imagined.In fact, the topic is so broad that one episode of reasonable length is nowhere near enough time to fully cover everything that needs to be discussed. So, consider this a starter pack. At least one other episode, perhaps two will be required to discuss everything that needs to be covered. But still, I think it's a fun, but serious episode covering Cannibalism in Movies, "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan Swift (rad expertly by Annabelle Lee!), and, believe it or not, Cannibalism in an old comic book titled "Tales Too Terrible To Tell"!The link below takes you to a Dropbox folder where you can find some of the research materials I used for this episode, including a scan of the comic book story.Warning: There is a small amount of explicit content in this episode. It was needed to tell the story.Enjoy!https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/tf7vlk1yt9ws76zl28dbl/AD9zgArC4RWgxMvRUzgff30?rlkey=1gg93diii68u37ozt6q49xf5a&st=ahzc41u9&dl=0

TTT is back on the air, with a show that has what is probably the simplest title that Vic Hermanson has ever used. Have you heard the term, "Spark of God"? This episode delves deep into that idea with original fiction, discussion of weighing the soul, the genuine spark that occurs at conception, and much more.Plus, The Disembodied Consciousness Gang makes it very clear that Vic Hermanson is truly "made out of a lot of dumbass"!