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Fausto Fernós is the host of iTunes’ #1 LGBT talk show, the Feast of Fun podcast, which he produces and hosts with his partner, Marc Felion.
Born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Fausto Fernós created the Feast of Fools in 1998 as wacky artists variety show in Chicago, Illinois. Feast of Fun grew out of an audio blog to promote the live show into the world’s most downloaded talk show aimed for gay people.
When he’s not blogging, recording or sleeping, Fausto can be found at the gym or appreciating the beauty found in nature.
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Welcome back guys! Great show!
Welcome home, Fausto! Good to hear you guys “live” again!!!
“The podcast that is over 2 years old and does NOT need a governess” — one of the best intro lines ever.
(for the record, I enjoyed the “Like an angel coming in your ears” one… despite the protestations of the other guests that day!)
Well Fausto, you might be devastated to read this, but all the IKEAs in Europe, well at least the ones in Germany, which I know, are built like the one in Austin, TX. They’ve two storeys with a restaurant in the 2nd, but the rest is a maze nonetheless. Of course when you know where stuff is at your favourite IKEA you can take a short cut once in a while. I#ve never heard of an IKEA built like a department store.
Oh hell no! The Chicago store is such a magnificent work of art and interior architecture. So many good dept. stores in Europe are structured like that. What gives?
The Ikea in Massachusetts and the one in WA state are also the lab rat model. One gets accustomed. I think they think it’s conducive to purchasing.
Great show! Happy you’re back and that Doña Patricia is doing well.
Marc and Fausto,
Anytime, and I do mean anytime, you have something that needs assembly CALL ME!
I love putting things together. I seriously buy furniture that I don’t have room for just to put it together.
I really do mean it, I want you to call me if you need something assembled. I’m a short train ride away and I know you have my number Fausto.
Glad to see you guys back! I’m almost running out of old shows that work. You really gotta get your archive up to speed.
When I hear your voices, it’s like a shot of glorious loveliness encapsulating my lobes.
Lots of Love
-Clay
http://www.tos.feastoffun.com is still there
Welcome back! The wallpaper pics are hot!!!
lovely all around. much dorky love you guys,
awww…the old site…*nostalgia* 🙂
One day this site will also be the “old” site, as websites are always a work in progress, don’t you think Zara?
Welcome back, Fausto! We’ve all missed hearing new episodes from you guys. It is great to hear the Patricia is doing well and I am so glad you took care of her with a good chair and desk for her computer. It sounds like her setup was less than ideal. And I’m so sorry to hear about your sad Ikea experience. That really is a shame since Ikea is so great!
I had an idea for Marc’s handout at Pride sometime. Injecting tampons with some water dyed with red food coloring would really freak people out don’t you think? I would love to watch that happening. It would make a great “Keeping It Real” episode! Haha. Love you guys.
I’m sure it will Fausto! The same way that one day using a keyboard and mouse will all be a distant memory, as technology develops, so wll this website. 🙂
Great show guys! Welcome back Fausto, glad to hear all is going well in Texas! 🙂 BTW: Our Ikea is the maze type too. Still have great meatballs though!
IKEA: Impossible Krazy Exit Acess
Hey guys. Great to see you fresh and new again. Yay! And really happy to hear Patricia is doing well.
I used to be a big Rocky Horror freak when I lived in Pittsburgh in the early 90’s. I must say that you are off the mark on Shock Treatment. It’s not about health care exactly. It actually is a satire about reality television. Brad and Janet (played by different actors) are living in Denton, which has become a giant TV studio, and their lives have become reality TV shows. Now, keep in mind, this was the 80’s and years before reality TV was, well, a reality. Watching it with this in mind it becomes quite the entertaining little film. And the songs are cool. It’s nowhere near Rocky Horror but can be a lot of fun if you lower your expectations.
It’s about health care damnit! It’s a precursor to Michael Moore’s “Sicko.”
Fun Fact:
I’m 98% sure it was PupDon’s copy of Shock Treatment that I saw for the 1st time back in the 90’s. I’m 100% sure that he made me the copy of Beyond the Valley of the Dolls that sits proudly on my shelf! Thanks PuppyD! I’m with Fausto though, it’s a real klinker! (Especially in comparison to RHPS.)
Shock Treatment was SUCH a big disappointment.
To shift the focus away from our human rights for a moment, and to possibly explain why African Americans might be more careful about what they accept for free, let’s look at Tuskegee.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study