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Video simulcast with Outworld.tv, we interview model, singer and actor Ronnie Kroell, who made news as the second runner up in Bravo’s reality TV show “Make Me a Supermodel.” Ronnie shares with us the story […]
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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Interview with Ronnie Kroell, Part 1 [VIDEO SIMULCAST]
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Okay, so I know you guys don’t have regulars anymore, but Ronnie should pop by frequently. He can come naked but a pair of boxers and you guys should tape the entire seance…
https://www.feastoffun.com/gay-fun-show/2009/01/20/fof-913-lose-the-should-get-the-good-012009/
Ha ha Jonas, I was thinking the same thing. I love me some him x x x
Love Ronnie? Keep up with all his activities here: http://ibjeannie.livejournal.com/
“why not (sing about girls)?” um because 99% of pop music is already gender hetero specific and what we CRAVE from out Gay artists is something that unambiguously speaks directly to us as a queer audience. At least give us gender neutrality so it can interpreted by anyone. The last thing we want or need is Gay artists whose songs speak to hetero experiences.
I love Ronnie, he was one of my personal favorite Gay men on a reality series precisely because he was so fearlessly unambiguously gay. This feels a little like a step backwards, especially when he then follows up that he was thinking about a Gay relationship when he wrote the songs. Why is is that only Gays are asked to sacrifice our authenticity in order to not alienate the broad audience, while hetero artists almost never take into account their significant audience of queers with disposable income to purchase music.
What was this about the Texas mom changing her view on gay men? I wanna hear more on this.