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FOF #1460 – Insane Costumes I’ve Seen People Wear

FOF #1460 – Insane Costumes I’ve Seen People Wear

Today the fabulous Christian Greenia, the world’s best known Elvira impersonator, joins us to talk about Halloween costumes, what’s hot this year, what’s out and what are some common costume mistakes you should avoid.

Posted in: Drag Queens & Kings, Podcast 4 months ago 2
FOF #1459 – Capturing Gay America

FOF #1459 – Capturing Gay America

About two and a half years ago, celebrity photographer Scott Pasfield lost work due to the poor economy so he went on an adventure to travel all 50 states including Hawaii and Alaska to capture the stories and photos of everyday gay men in a book, “Gay in America.”

Posted in: Artists, Books, Interviews, Podcast, Writers 4 months ago 2
FOF #1457 – One Woman, One Voice, One Ukulele

FOF #1457 – One Woman, One Voice, One Ukulele

This is part one of a two parter with the fabulously funny Deven Green. Listen as Deven shares with us her insights into staying creative in Hollywood’s very competitive entertainment industry and gives with us her secret recipe for hairy sausage.

This part one of two shows with Deven released today. To listen to part two, sign up for a Feast of Fun Plus+ account.

Posted in: Comedians, Podcast 4 months ago 1
FOF #1455 – Evie Harris Thinks She’s Famous

FOF #1455 – Evie Harris Thinks She’s Famous

Today we are joined by Jack Plotnick, who shares with us the anguished journey of actors in Hollywood, the origins of his washed-up, alcoholic character Evie Harris, and the inside scoop on the upcoming sequel to Girls Will Be Girls.

FOF #1453 – The Zombie Musical

FOF #1453 – The Zombie Musical

Annie get your gun, and shoot the zombies in the head! Join us as we talk with the creators of “Musical of the Living Dead,” Marc Lewallen and Brad Younts, about the appeal of zombie films, zombies as a reflection of our times and a sugar-free recipe for stage blood that won’t send you to the hospital, cause that would be really confusing.

FOF #1451 – Side Mullet Nation Uprising

FOF #1451 – Side Mullet Nation Uprising

Comedian Cameron Esposito, loves her asymmetrical haircut, or as she calls it her “side mullet” – it’s not just fashion, but a symbol of how we’re all interconnected by being a little off kilter.

Join us as we chat with Cameron about her new show in NYC, invading Wall Street, and how Obama recognizes Lady Gaga as out supreme leader.

Posted in: Comedians, Podcast 4 months ago 3
FOF #1448 – Wig Bully Titty Twisters

FOF #1448 – Wig Bully Titty Twisters

Our friends Hugo Rosado and Charles Hall have started a new gay theater group here in Chicago, Wig Bullies named after one of their more popular sketches where two bullies force a kid on the playground to compliment them on how fierce they look wearing their dad’s wig.

Wig Bullies? Awkward! Don’t they know there’s a lot of awarness about bullying right now?

Posted in: Comedians, Drag & Trans, Podcast 5 months ago 3
FOF #1446 – I Joined the Peace Corps

FOF #1446 – I Joined the Peace Corps

During the height of the Cold War, Americans responded to the threat of communism in developing nations by forming the Peace Corps.

Today we are talking to Peace Corps volunteer Dave Massey about his extraordinary experience living in Africa and Asia for 4 years! Why did a young gay man enlist in the Peace Corps to teach English to people in developing countries.

Posted in: Interviews, Podcast, Politicians/Activists 5 months ago 9
FOFA #987 – Esteban Cruz and the Benefits of Being a Homo

FOFA #987 – Esteban Cruz and the Benefits of Being a Homo

Sexy, crazy and exhilarating–that’s Esteban Andres Cruz.

His one-man show “Stuffed” is a collection of hilarious songs and stories about growing up gay in a macho super jock Hispanic household in Cicero, that’s on the west side of Chicago, yo!

Posted in: Actors, Classic Podcasts, Interviews, Podcast 5 months ago 1
FOF #1443 – Fighting Bullying Means Working for Better Schools

FOF #1443 – Fighting Bullying Means Working for Better Schools

Today we’re talking comedian and openly gay public school teacher Meg O’Rourke. She’s working hard to start an anti-bullying program within the Chicago Public School system. At the same time she’s being bullied by one of her own co-workers. She feels their pain.

Posted in: Comedians, Interviews, Podcast, Politics & Activism 5 months ago 3