Madame Perry's Salon

Vanessa Daou is an American singer, songwriter, poet, visual artist and dancer. Most notably a musician, her work is known among electronica, nu jazz and trip hop circles for her trademark spoken word and aspirated singing style as well as its erotic and literary subtexts.

Valjeanne Jeffers, premiere author of Black Science Fiction and Fantasy and Sci-Fi Erotica he was included in 100+ Black Women in Horror. Her writing has also appeared in numerous anthologies including: The City; Steamfunk!; Griots: A Sword and Soul Anthology; PurpleMag; Genesis Science Fiction Magazine; Pembroke Magazine; Possibilities; Griots II: Sisters of the Spear; Drumvoices Revue; Say It Loud; The Ringing Ear; Liberated Muse: How I Freed My Soul Volume I (also under Valijeanne Jeffers and Valjeanne Jeffers-Thompson) and most recently, Fitting In; Sycorax's Daughters (nominated for the Bram Stoker Award); Black Magic Women and Luminescent Threads (Winner of the 2018 Locus Award for nonfiction).

Writer Producer  Brad Schreiber

Mary Fan is a sci-fi/fantasy writer hailing from Jersey City, NJ. She is the author of the Jane Colt sci-fi series, (Red Adept Publishing), the Starswept YA sci-fi series, (Snowy Wings Publishing), the Flynn Nightsider YA dark fantasy series (Crazy 8 Press), and Stronger Than a Bronze Dragon, a YA steampunk fantasy (Page Street Publishing).

In addition, Mary is the co-editor (along with fellow sci-fi author Paige Daniels) of the Brave New Girls young adult sci-fi anthologies, which feature tales about girls in STEM. Revenues from sales are donated to the Society of Women Engineers scholarship fund.

Eric is best known for his work as an actor. Notable projects include his roles as: Wyatt Earp in Fox TV’s Legends and Lies: the Real West, Doc Holliday in the feature film Tombstone Rashomon directed  by the legendary Alex Cox (Repo Man, Sid and Nancy, Walker), Agent David  Killjoy in the widely critically acclaimed Web series Zhon: The Alien Interviews (which he also co-produced) pompous newscaster Frank Mann in the comedy webseries series Crewing Up and as nerdy comic bookstore owner John Burns in the Fren-Zee geek culture feature film trilogy of which Writing Fren-Zee, and Revenge of Zoe have so far been produced. 

Having had the benefit of being trained by some of the best in the world, Eric is also a voice actor, and his voice can be heard in a variety of radio and television commercials, video promotional pieces, video games, audio books, Etc.

As a director and producer, Eric has put most of his attention  towards multimedia and series projects with a few feature films thrown  in for good measure. Eric has directed or produced  television commercials, radio commercials, web video web video promotional pieces, industrial videos and more.

Monique Poirier is a time-traveler from the year 1983; an author, costumer, convention-goer, and activist currently living in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She began writing science fiction and fantasy when she was 12, and discovered erotica at 16; she hasn’t stopped writing since. She is a councilwoman of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe, and a lineal descendant of Ousamequin Massasoit. Her erotica has been featured in many Circlet anthologies, including Fantastic Erotica: The Best of Circlet Press 2008-2012. Her short stories are collected in one volume in This World Between: Erotic Stories. Her steampunk work has also been extensively published in anthologies and publications. She can be reached at [email protected] or on Tumblr at

The Coronavirus has incited new fears about potential illness and economic hardship, but for many, it has also brought buried fears back up to the surface. In doing so, it has created an opportunity to do some introspective work that can bring true healing.  Vincent Genna shares his insights on the crux of the fear we are experiencing as well as coping techniques to reduce our anxiety and to heal ourselves through this crisis. Vincent is known as the “tell-it-like-it-is” and a truly authentic Spiritual Teacher and Psychic Therapist. He combines his extraordinary psychic abilities, academic credentials, and genuine all-loving approach to provide healing for body, mind, and spirit. As a Psychic Therapist, Vincent uses his more than 36 years of training, research, and experience in the Metaphysical, Psychology, and Spiritual fields to dive deep into your psyche to release blockages, resistances, and self-sabotaging beliefs and behaviors so you can fulfill the life of your dreams. Vincent can be heard hosting his own weekly radio show called, Stop Stopping Yourself! on Unity Online Radio. 

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Throughout his  career, Bruce Sudano has played every kind of music imaginable. He’s been in numerous rock bands, written hits for Dolly Parton, Donna Summer and Michael Jackson, helmed his own label and toured the globe playing everywhere from family gatherings to sold-out stadiums. Recently, he returned to his roots, releasing a series of albums that fuse folk and classical pop to express the full range of human emotion.  On Spirals. Volume 1...Not A Straight Line To Be Found, he journeys back to his Brooklyn beginnings and forward to his dreams of a peaceful afterlife.

At age twenty, Don Most catapulted into the American zeitgeist when he won the role of Ralph Malph on the television pilot Happy Days. The role was originally a stock jock character. Director Jerry Paris and Executive Producer Garry Marshall were so charmed by Don’s charisma and natural comedic timing they reworked the part and transformed Ralph Malph into the beloved class comedian that won the hearts of America.

In the two decades following the success of Happy Days, Don continued to act. His film credits include EDtv, Crazy Mama, The Yankles, and The Great Buck Howard, starring John Malkovich. TV roles include a recurring role in Glee, Men Of A Certain Age, Star Trek: Voyager, Sliders, Yes, Dear, The Crow, Sabrina, CHiPs, Baywatch, The Love Boat, Diagnosis: Murder, Century City, Dark Skies, and The Family Guy.

Throughout his storied career Don Most’s dream of returning to his early musical days never wavered. Inspired by his love of swing, jazz and big band music, he created the musical revue Donny Most Sings and Swings. The show debuted in Los Angeles at Catalina’s Jazz Club in Hollywood, and Vitello’s Jazz Club in Studio City to great acclaim. Don’s act showcases his love of the great standards, and covers the likes of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and his favorite, Bobby Darin.

Don Most married actress Morgan Hart in 1982 after meeting on the set of Happy Days. They have two daughters, Madison and Mackenzie, and live in Los Angeles, California.

Looking Forward: Futurists Discuss Life After COVID-19   Joining me are a panel of futurists to give their takes from their unique perspectives on current events and what to expect in the near future. Mary Fan is an expert in financial marketing, and Thomas Watson is an expert in plant life, and an amateur astronomer. Will Herr , esxpert in global logistics, is the senior managing partner with Barbary Coast Logistics, a theorist in collective dynamics (mob mentality), and author of the Broken Throne series, 5:30 Return, and The Collective. Herr also drivse big trucks around and honks the horn. Actor/Filmmaker/Director Eric Schumacher will discuss the future of entertainment in the post-pandemic world. 

Tru Athletix was created to provide a simple and effective way for student-athletes to find the right University or College. Their team of professional advisors is made of up retired and current professional athletes with many years of experience in College and Pro Sports help match student-athletes with an institution based upon their abilities. TruAthletix.com created this system so that it’s easier for the coach to recognize you and be able to truly identify the student athlete and view their talents.