Artist and writer Steven Archer, renowned for his illustrated adaption of Masque of the Red Death (Bram Stoker Award Finalist 2020),Luna Maris, and Red King, Black Rook, brings his unique combination of industrial music aesthetic and classical painting to the realm of sequential art in this visual rampage of a book. This Kaiju-inspired illustrated work tells the epic story of the World Wolf, his limitless love for his mate and the boundless destruction that is caused when something comes between them. A primordial entity, the World Wolf is feared. Misunderstood. Underestimated. And now humanity has pissed him off. The scope of the doom unleashed is too much to comprehend.  Through this fine-art graphic novel Archer takes the next step in the evolution of visual dark fantasy storytelling. As experimental as it is confrontational Red in Tooth and Claw documents a wolf spirit’s journey from creative force to avatar of destruction. Or, as Peter Watts writes in the forward, “It is jagged and it is lyrical, it is beautiful and it is grotesque. It is horrific and cuddly. Executive Producer: Jennifer Perry * Producer: Megan Whitlock  * The Tech Guy: Denton Perry Do you have a book, music, or art to promote but can't afford a publicist? Jennifer Perry wrote SELL YOUR BOOKS TODAY!especially for you. People can't buy your work until they know about it! 

Alex Urbina has been serving humanity as a healer in multiple capacities for 30 years. His ongoing journey and commitment as a light-worker have led him to develop advanced levels of spiritual gifts and tools to help empower people to live happy, healthy, and purpose-driven lives. Unlocking the Power of Energy Healing In our fast-paced, modern world, we often find ourselves disconnected from a crucial element of our well-being: our energy body. While mainstream medicine tends to focus primarily on the physical symptoms of illness, the truth is that true healing encompasses much more. Our mental, emotional, and spiritual health are all tied together in a complex dance that is ultimately powered by the energy body—a life-force that drives vitality, resilience, and health.

It's that special, spooky time of year when Madame P throws a bash in the genie bottle to get down and funky to celebrate All Hallow's Eve.  Co-host Kinia the Friendly Ghost The Real Housewives of Transylvania  Honey, Bedlam, and Queen Bee   Dr. Mike's Haunted Barbershop Tales Music from Marquis de Vaudeville Igor the Butlier Bartender    

Everyone is invited to listen and call as Madame Perry plays some of your favorite music from previous guests, and we can give our own verdicts on a few Reddit stories! 

Fantasy and Historical Fiction Fans Rejoice! 🎉 Meet Cheryl L-G Trent, a dyslexic neurodivergent Historian hailing from Texas/Oklahoma. Her passion for writing remains unwavering despite limitations, drawing inspiration from a diverse family background. Cheryl delves into Ancient, Medieval, Native American, and Clothing History, crafting narratives that shed light on untold stories. She aims to bring to life the experiences of women, outsiders, and the invisible through her work.

Behavioral Health Expert Bokinia Colbert joins us to talk about her popular new book My Healthy Noggin'  Mental Wellness Journaling Through Highs, Lows, and Everything in Between As we navigate life's twists and turns, it's crucial to keep a clear sense of direction—knowing where we've been, where we are, and where we want to go. Journaling offers a powerful way to explore our innermost thoughts, confront our fears, and celebrate our strengths. Dive into the reflective practice of journaling to chart your path toward a more fulfilling future. This book is more than a guide; it's a companion on your journey. With practical exercises, heartfelt stories, and insightful prompts, it encourages you to embrace every part of your experience—the sunshine, the thunderstorms, and the rainbows. Let this book be your trusted friend, helping you to unlock your potential, achieve mental wellness, and create a life filled with purpose and joy.

Paul Sanders is an award-winning true crime author who draws on his real-life experiences as a juror to craft gritty, exhilarating tales that take readers on page-turning thrill rides. Paul’s story began in 2014 when he was first called to serve as a death penalty juror in the trial of Marissa DeVault. Upon the completion of the case, he wrote his first critically acclaimed True Crime book, “Brain Damage: A Juror’s Tale—The Hammer Killing Trial.”.

Adonis Tsilimparis is a born and raised New York City composer. He began studying guitar and piano at age 11. After graduating from College, he played in several pop and rock bands as a lead guitarist and singer. In the mid 1990′s he became a staff writer at commercial jingle house called Fearless Music, where he wrote and performed countless commercial ads.Many of his compositions could be heard in advertisements for Burger King, AT&T, Sprite and Pepsi. He continued to write at Fearless for several years before expanding to compose music for other film and TV Projects. He has composed music for TV’s ‘Guiding Light’, ‘All My Children’, ‘CSI:NY’, ‘NCIS’, and numerous reality shows on the E Network, and A&E Network. He has also written music for cable shows and several indie films. His recent film credits include “Naked As We Came” and “Wife Missing”.   

Baby, It's Cold Outside, but it's about to feel like Dateline in here! Ever pondered the lyrics of familiar songs that you've sung along to, perhaps since your childhood, only to discover they hold a different meaning than you initially thought? Join Jennifer Noran, AKA Queen Bee of Queen City Steam, and Madame Perry as they delve into the hidden dark themes in popular music. Songs like Under My Thumb by The Rolling Stones, Every Breath You Take by Sting, and even the classic holiday tune Baby, It's Cold Outside might surprise you with their themes of domestic violence, misogyny, and homophobia. Share your thoughts by calling or messaging during the live broadcast, or by leaving comments on the review section of Madame Perry's Salon on your preferred podcast platform.  

Airship Ashanti,a steampunk group focusing on multiculturalism in steampunk and philanthropy  will be celebrating its 10th anniversary this summer.  Her Royal Airship Airship Ashanti is a multicultural steampunk group in Ohio. They are known and loved in the Steampunk, Anime, and other communities for their brilliant costumes, many talents, and for their practice of acceptance and inclusivity. Airship Ashanti has an actual rich history reaching back to at least 1903. Which we'll definitely ask them about during this episode. Their Mission Statement: To give back to the community and utilize our steampunk costumes to bring attention to philanthropic to local and international causes.

Jonathan Brenner is an Atlanta-based singer-songwriter who defies easy classification. Described as “somewhere between New York and Nashville,” his music is a unique amalgam of genres, including pop, country, folk, Americana, and jazz. His musical influences include Hank Williams, Sr., Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Elton John, Billy Joel, James Taylor, Cole Porter, Tom Lehrer, and Antônio Carlos Jobim  A wildly clever and often epic songwriter with romantic/heartbreaking storytelling, witty social commentary and the weaving of pointed musical fables at the core of his creativity, the Atlanta based musical enigma – currently riding a fresh wave of intoxicating eclecticism via his second album Instagram Success - is so wondrously all over the map that even his promoters have a hard time defining his artistry.    Is he pop? His infectious, 70s-esque, jangly brassy, vocal harmony filled romp “Silly Little Habit” screams yep! Is he country? His country accent and plucky steel guitars on “Little Lost Lamb in Dixieland” seem to confirm this, but his hilarious jibes about Southern living make him more kin to the musical comedy aesthetic of chief influence Tom Lehrer. (So maybe that’s two genres in one?) Is Brenner folk/Americana? Yeah, and with a little bluesy keyboard and rock guitar twinge on the lyrical, easy to sing along with “Riding That Money Train” (which has some edgy social commentary and the acoustic driven irony laden “Jesus Loves the Poor,” which also has blues flavors and a snazzy jazzy trumpet solo. - Jonathan Widran, THE JW VIBE