Category: Podcast Episode

Listen on Transistor.fm → In this guided meditation that leads to deep and restful sleep, your creative mind learns how to make the present, the past, and the imagined all exist at once, and how to comfortably discover threads of truth you can incorporate into your work to give it resonance and power at any…

Listen on Transistor.fm → Welcome to the Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders podcast. In this episode we are listening to the second and last part of our story,  Wandering Spirits.  A party of young English travelers have adventured to Egypt in search of a mysterious and powerful treasure.  They are led by a young…

Listen on Transistor.fm → In tonight’s exotic tale, we hear of the English abroad. Throughout the nineteenth century, England’s aristocrats freed their children to wander to France, to Italy, and even to Egypt and India. And why should they not, when they ruled an empire upon which the sun did not set.  Not all such…

Listen on Transistor.fm → Wedding Bones, a Regency Mystery Romance by Andreya Stuart, continues. The Magistrate and his physician are duty bound to see someone hang for the Viscount’s murder.  It looks as though it is going to be Aria . . . 

Listen on Transistor.fm → In this chilling chapter of Wedding Bones, Baine takes us deep into the darkened chamber where his midnight autopsy of the Viscount begins. The once formidable lord, now a cold, lifeless figure, reveals the brutal injuries of his final grisly moments. As the layers are peeled back, secrets of the Viscount’s…

Listen on Transistor.fm → In this gripping episode of our Regency mystery romance podcast, Aria, the newly widowed Viscountess, finds herself isolated in her late husband’s grand ancestral home. Suspicion looms heavily over her as the household staff believes she is responsible for her husband’s untimely demise. To complicate matters further, a stern and methodical…

Listen on Transistor.fm → Welcome to Gaslight Ghost Stories and Victorian Murders, where the dead do not rest quietly, and the past is never as civilized as it pretends to be. In this episode we learn about a serial mass murderer well known in 19th century England but largely forgotten now.  Thanks once again to…

Listen on Transistor.fm → Who are the most famous pair of serial murderers in Britain in the 19th century? That would likely be Burke and Hare. What you’ll find most interesting is their motive and their method of disposing of their victim’s bodies. Thanks once again to AudioIron.com for their sponsorship. 

Listen on Transistor.fm → In Chapter Four of Wedding Bones, Baine’s disdain for English aristocrats is only matched by his irritation at being entangled in yet another of the Earl’s murder investigations. Determined to play his part, Baine must extract crucial information from the Viscount’s butler, his surgeon, and the household staff who witnessed the…

Listen on Transistor.fm → In Chapter Three of Wedding Bones, Baine encounters the beautiful and frail Viscountess, weakened by an apparent illness. Her servants, oddly tight-lipped about their master’s murder, raise his suspicions even further. Drawn deeper into the mystery, Baine grapples with the unsettling possibility: could this seemingly delicate nineteen-year-old widow be a cold-blooded…