FOF #893 – The Cornfields of Iowa
Poor Marc! He got a chocolate advent calendar from Jonas one of our sexy Norwegian listeners and it’s real a torture, since he can only eat one candy a day, or suffer the consequences from […]
Poor Marc! He got a chocolate advent calendar from Jonas one of our sexy Norwegian listeners and it’s real a torture, since he can only eat one candy a day, or suffer the consequences from […]
Ask not for whom the bells jingle, they jingle for thee. What is up with Christmas themed music and that annoying, repetitive jingle you hear in almost every song out there? You know what I’m […]
Going to a gay rights protest this weekend? We’ve got you covered. On today’s show we’re sharing our tips on making the most of your local gay rights protest and how to enjoy a fabulous […]
Tonight Fausto is NYC and Marc is in Chicago. Fausto attended the 70th birthday party of Terrence McNally the playwright. He rubbed shoulders with Broadway’s best actors. Listen as we find out who was there. […]
CHICAGO, IL- Amanda Steinstein of the “Feast of Fools” podcast may be the worst-dressed woman in the world to be documented in what is the gayest episode ever of TLC’s reality TV show “What Not […]
Ah candy corn. This delicious but deadly candy confection connotes images of the fall in the United States, of childhood and our beloved neo-pagan holiday, Halloween. Thanks to a growing acceptance of weird things in […]
Have you ever played this game with your friends? Think of the name of your first pet you had when you were a kid and the street you lived on, combine those two and you […]
One of the most loveable podcasters, Amanda Steinstein joins us today to talk about Domino’s Pizza founder Thomas S. Monaghan desire to build a ultraconservative town free of gays, pornography, drugs, and propbably non-catholics called […]
Paczki! Mmm… you may not be able to pronounce it, but you definitively will want to stick some of these big, delicious Polish treats in your mouth. Get your mind out of the gutter. I’m […]
Back in the 2004 during the Superbowl’s halftime show, pop musician Janet Jackson’s awkward publicity stunt or “wardrobe malfunction” fueled a U.S. government crack down on broadcasting media, enticing talk shows and audiences to seek […]