FOF #202 – Cirque Du So Gay
We’re baaack!Today drag diva Vaginal Creme Davis (now known as Vaginal Davis, sans the creme) gets interveiwed by our NYC correspondent John Q Sanchez, and on it she admits she doesnt know what an iPod […]
We’re baaack!Today drag diva Vaginal Creme Davis (now known as Vaginal Davis, sans the creme) gets interveiwed by our NYC correspondent John Q Sanchez, and on it she admits she doesnt know what an iPod […]
Among many of our guests for our Thanksgiving dinner were Victoria Lamarr and my 14 year old niece Victoria Morales. You can imagine the look on my niece’s face when she came face-to-face with this […]
Where did all this come from? Unintelligent design or devolution? Come celebrate our 200th episode as your hosts Fausto Fernós and Marc Felion talk with members of the Feast of Fools family! We gain insight […]
Charles Busch returns for part two of his interview with Fausto Fernós and David Cerda. Did you know they only spent $35 to put on “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom?” Nowdays Chalres works with a much […]
Charles Busch’s first play, “Vampire Lesbians of Sodom,” was written in-between coffee breaks while working as a temp in Manhattan. He and his friends just HAD to put on the show. They loved what they […]
AIDS is one of those few four-capital-letter worded diseases that puts everyone on the edge of their seats, like MRSA, SARS, or SIDS. You really have to give it up to the creative person who […]
Ezra Austin walks around the streets of Boystown with a cheap microphone and video camera asking the unwilling a single question: “Who is the most famous gay man in Chicago?” This guy pounds the pavement […]
Today’s show begins with an annoying song that Fausto wrote when he was 12 years old to annoy his younger sister.“Wake Up” is based on Robert Schumann’s the “Happy Farmer” -it’s one of those songs […]
Marc is furious at a box of envelopes. Why? Well, you just have to listen to the show and find out. Join us as we talk about pornography, everywhere and in everything. Fausto and Marc […]
Greta Garbo may be dead, but her image lives on in the minds of all of those who love Hollywood’s black and while film era. On today’s show our NYC correspondent John Q. Sanchez & […]
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