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Trash Panda Publishing Podcast

Trash Panda Publishing Podcast

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  • Episode 3 - A Chapter from Eva Pasco's "Aileen's Guesthouse"

    Episode 3 - A Chapter from Eva Pasco's "Aileen's Guesthouse"
    Dec 24 2025

    In today's podcast:

    • David James will take on the persona of "Crimson Jack Acorn, III" and reveal a little bit about who he is as a character.
    • Introduce Eva Pasco and her catalog of seven books available on Amazon.
    • Eva shared with us the end of Chapter 6; segue to Chapter 7, which I read in her book Aileen's Guesthouse.
    • Support Eva - check out her books!

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    25 mins
  • Episode 2 - How I deal with Hustlers, the Raccoon way

    Episode 2 - How I deal with Hustlers, the Raccoon way
    Dec 23 2025

    In this episode, I tackle the endless flood of unsolicited emails from hustlers, scammers, and “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunities the only sensible way possible: like a raccoon with a keyboard and a sense of humor.

    Through short stories, exaggerated characters, and a lot of laughter, I break down the ridiculous tactics these emails use, why they keep showing up in our inboxes, and how absurd the whole ecosystem really is when you step back and look at it. Rather than ranting, I turn the annoyance into entertainment—mocking the hustle culture, the fake urgency, and the scams that assume we were born yesterday.

    If you’ve ever stared at your inbox, sighed, and wondered how on earth these messages still exist, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the best response isn’t anger—it’s comedy, curiosity, and a well-timed raccoon eye-roll.
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    25 mins
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