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The Atheist in the Trailer Park

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Ramblings from an atheist living in a trailer park in TN.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Professor Fuzznuts cannot seem to get a word in.

    The main host never gets to talk his pet human is to loud. Good show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mrnevaj
    United States9 years ago
  • The reason is stong in this one

    I enjoy the reading of the apocryfa, as it is only slightly less coherent than the writings that were chosen for the bible. I appreciate the change in voices you do in solo episodes when reading the apocryfa, and could see you could doing voicework for a living. The world need as many voices of reason as it can get.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Larry, Darell, and Darrel
    United States10 years ago
  • Happy to know

    Tucker,

    Your critical take on the practical aspects of public involvment in politics is inspirational. As a community the SPAASHS could be so much more than it currently is. You are an example of that.

    Keep on, keeping on.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TDTFPOD1
    United States10 years ago
  • A rare gem of a podcast.

    A man and his cat who has more wisdom and depth of thought and compassion than you will find almost anywhere. A man who values education and the application of critical thinking which comes across clearly in the podcasts. I hope all goes well in the coming years and he will be able to post many more episodes so I can have the pleasure of listening to them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mbfourtytwo
    United Kingdom10 years ago
  • Friends at the table!

    Just started listening and felt like I had a couple of friends sitting at the kitchen table with me, talking about all sorts of things! LOVED it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rebel*Ox
    United States10 years ago

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Examines big ideas with a personal touch that keeps it relatable.
The host's honesty about finances and hardships adds a human, compelling angle.
Listeners may appreciate the mix of humor, religion critique, and politics.

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The show blends personal memoir with sharp political and cultural commentary, delivered in a candid, stream-of-consciousness style. Episodes frequently mix monologues about everyday life in a Tennessee trailer park with reflections on politics, religion, media, and current events, often cutting between personal updates, cultural references, and pointed critiques of institutions. A recurring strength is the host's willingness to tackle provocative topics with humor and honesty, while co-hosts and guests occasionally surface to offer alternate viewpoints or readings. The format feels intimate and unpolished, appealing to listeners who value unfiltered perspective, critical thinking, and a distinctive, contrarian voice on current affairs and r... more

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