The Perry Podcast

#8 Predicting 2026 ft. Drew Pavlou

Perry talks with Drew Pavlou about their predictions for 2026, covering immigration, political instability in the West, online politics, and the shifting balance of power in America, Europe, and Australia. They discuss mass migration, assimilation, terrorism, Trump and the Democrats, China and Taiwan, Ukraine, and why social media now plays a decisive role in real-world politics. A wide-ranging conversation on where things are heading and why the next year could reshape Western politics.

#12 Sausage King ft. Walter Adamczyk

Walter Adamczyk finally on the pod. Side-by-side rubbing off for 75 minutes Pulaski history, Mr. D's stuffing sessions, Pride float designs (Speedos included), why Walter mogs Giannoulias/Harris. Primary March 17. General November. If you're not in IL, start packing. Follow @WalterAdamczyk4.

#11 Dollhouse Lore & Castrati Revival ft. Pariah the Doll

Pariah the Doll joins Perry for a wide-ranging talk: internet fame's dark side, Dollhouse group chat stories, their album Castrato and its historical inspiration, evolving views on gender and beauty, faith in Christ guiding art, masculinity appreciation, mainstream vs. niche culture, and why long-game authenticity beats viral slop. Featuring laughs, theology, and absurd hypotheticals. (@pariahthedoll) (@PerryAlpha)

#10 “Mugged by Reality” – Part 2 of the Drew Pavlou Conversation

In Part 2 of the conversation, Perry and Drew go deeper into immigration fraud, Islamism, organized crime, and China’s influence in Australia. Drew walks through his political transformation, from a leftist activist to one of Australia’s most outspoken critics of the Chinese Communist Party, detailing protests, intimidation, attempted violence, and why he believes the West is at an inflection point. They discuss welfare fraud, organized crime networks, CCP influence on universities, the Ukraine war, October 7, left-wing radicalization, and what it means to be “mugged by reality.” A long-form, uncensored discussion about ideology, power, and the future of Western civilization.

#9 From Heroin to the Bar Exam ft. Jared Klickstein

Jared Klickstein joins the Perry Podcast. He grew up with heroin-addicted parents, spent a decade homeless shooting dope on Skid Row and the streets of San Francisco, hustled and stole to survive, and eventually landed in LA County Jail. Inside, he navigated prison politics, racial rules, and even turned kosher meals into a small hustle. After hitting rock bottom through blackouts, serious injury, and forced withdrawal behind bars, Jared got clean. He is now seven years sober, a law student in Chicago, and the author of Crooked Smile: What It Took to Escape a Decade of Homelessness, Addiction, and Crime. Perry and Jared talk about why “harm reduction” often keeps people trapped, how jail actually works versus how it’s portrayed, what really pulls someone out of addiction, and why some cities collapse while others survive bad leadership. The conversation drifts into Chicago versus San Francisco, migrant policy, crime, prison hierarchy, and the difference between managed decay and real recovery. Grab Crooked Smile on Amazon (or DM Jared for a free PDF if you're broke).