Feast of Fun : Gay Talk Show

A clip from podcast #2648 - "Wigstock Reborn" with Miss Understood, proprietress of Screaming Queens Entertainment joins us to take a look at Wigstock, then and now. To listen to the full show, become a Plus subscriber: https://feastoffun.com/plus

A clip from podcast #2647 - "Talk Like a Man" with actor Stefen Brundage. To listen to the full show, become a Plus subscriber: https://feastoffun.com/plus

A clip from podcast #2646 - "Doing it Norway Style." To listen to the full show, become a Plus subscriber: https://feastoffun.com/plus

A clip from podcast #2645 - "No R-E-S-P-E-C-T at Aretha’s Funeral." To listen to the full show, become a Plus subscriber: https://feastoffun.com/plus

A lot of folks love their cars. And why wouldn’t they? Cars don’t just get us from here to there, they also let us steam up the windows when there’s no place else to get it on. Today we pay tribute to our dearly departed Honda Accord, the miracle car that we had for 12 years, outlasting many gay bars, drag queen careers and LGBT media networks.

She smells like cotton candy and she looks like a million bucks, but Wisconsin queen Dominique DeGrant also known as “the Pinkening” because she’s what? - sickoning and she’s always in pink, joins us to talk about how she balances her silly campy side of drag with her more sophisticated pageant side.

Madonna’s in hot water again for ruining another celebrity tribute. Today the hilarious Matt Brown joins us to take a look at the life and music of the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin - her infamous feuds with Patti Labelle and Dionne Warwick, her insistence on being pad in cold hard cash and why she didn’t leave a will.

At a young age, out gay comedian Guy Branum realized that channeling his inner goddess was a great way to assert power in a world dominated by straight men. As a gay boy you might not have the ability to wield lightning bolts but you sure can turn a bitch into stone with a cold stare and a sassy quip delivered with impeccable timing. Today, Guy Branum joins us to talk about his hilarious and touching new memoir “My Life as a Goddess."

How do you tell the Sugarbaker Twins apart? Betty wears a beehive and Cherry is a tart. Photo: Bailey O’Neal.Attention all campers! Pack your bags. We’re headed to the wilds of Camp Wannakiki– the new reality series where eight drag queens compete for the title of “Queen of Camp” at an actual summer camp, deep in the woods of Northern Illinois.Cherry Pi discovers a drag queens natural born enemy: mud. Photo: Feast of Fun.The series is created by Ashley and Brandon Wright, the out gay identical twins behind the food and entertainment restaurant franchise Hamburger Mary’s. As their drag alter she-gos Apple Brown Betty and Cherry Pi Sugarbaker, along with the help of their gal pal, Aunt Ruthie, they put the contestants through a series of adventures that would make the Girl Scouts blush.Today Ashley and Brandon Wright share their story on how they went from burger brothers to campy sisters with their new reality series Camp Wannakiki.Listen as the twins talk about how they manage their very close relationship as business partners, drag queens and now reality TV stars.____________________FEAST OF FUN IS MADE POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF FABULOUS PEOPLE LIKE YOU.LISTEN TO THOUSANDS LEGENDARY SHOWS 
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Attention all campers! Pack your bags. We’re headed to the wilds of Camp Wannakiki with Ashley and Brandon Wright's drag alter she-go's: Apple Brown Betty and Cherry Pi Sugarbaker. Today the twins who run Hamburger Mary's share their story on how they went from burger brothers to campy sisters with their new reality series Camp Wannakiki.

Celebrities are just like us except when they fall on hard times, they get a boat load of money for endorsing embarrassingly crappy products that makes their fall from grace even more spectacular. Today comedian Matt Brown joins us to take a look at the most ridiculous celebrity product endorsements ever.

Tick tock, you’ve been clocked… by a shark! If you thought Drag Race All-Stars was a treacherous tornado, wait until you catch Alaska Thunderfuck in The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time. Alaska stars as a woman fighting a tornado full of time traveling sharks, this is not a drill. Photos courtesy of the SyFy Channel and Magnus Hastings.Sharknado is the only sci fi film that dares to ask: what if killer sharks could fly around in a tornado?In the latest and quite possibly final installment of the series, The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time, one of our favorite drag queens, Alaska Thunderfuck, death drops for her life in hopes of surviving this tornado of murderous sharks, now with the ability to travel through time.The film has it all: sharks, more sharks, Alaska Thunderfuck and so many celebrity cameos it could sink the Love Boat.Today Alaska Thunderfuck joins us to take a bite out of The Last Sharknado film and to talk about playing the daughter of Star Trek’s Marina Sirtis in the movie.★ Love the podcast? Support Feast of Fun, get your very own HUNTY t-shirt, hand printed with shimmering blue ink. Click here to order yours today.https://store.feastoffun.com/products/hunty-t-shirtPlus–➤ Alaska weighs in on the Whitney Houston documentary “Whitney”➤ Bette Davis’s musical album “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?” ➤ Bea Arthur & Rock Hudson’s musical tribute to drugs.➤ What can reality TV stars do to maximize their appearance on any show?

Hannah Gadsby’s solo show “Nanette” is unlike no other comedy special you’ve seen before and may be the most important performance of the decade. Today comedian Colette Gregory joins us to reflect Hannah Gadsby’s landmark performance “Nanette.” Colette is a trained mental health counselor who works on a wide variety of fields including LGBT folks and sexual assault prevention, and has a lot of insight into this powerful performance.

Hannah Gadsby’s solo show “Nanette” is unlike no other comedy special you’ve seen before and may be the most important performance of the decade.The Australian comedian takes us on an emotional roller coaster ride through her own trauma stemming from violence and sexual assault but at the same time making a compelling argument that stand up comedy exploits people’s suffering.Today comedian Colette Gregory joins us to reflect Hannah Gadsby’s landmark performance “Nanette.” Colette is a trained mental health counselor who works on a wide variety of fields including LGBT folks and sexual assault prevention, and has a lot of insight into this powerful performance.Plus➤ Should great works of art be discarded if the people who made them are later found to exploit and abuse people?➤ Our journey from comedy to performance art and then podcasting.➤ The power of restorative justice and redemption.____________________FEAST OF FUN IS MADE POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF FABULOUS PEOPLE LIKE YOU.LISTEN TO THOUSANDS LEGENDARY SHOWS 
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Things are going well for Blair St. Clair, the ingenue drag queen from season 10 of RuPaul’s Drag Race- she’s moved in with her hunky boyfriend and her album Call My Life is topping the charts.But things weren’t always so rosy for Blair- when she was a teenager, her parents asked point blank: “are you gay?” and when she responded truthfully, they weren’t prepared for the answer.Since then, everyone has kissed and made up and Blair now has the unconditional love and support from her conservative Christian family.Today Blair St. Clair joins us to talk about her roller coaster ride through musical theater and drag, Butterfly gate on the RuPaul’s Drag Race finale and what all young people can do to bridge the divide with their family.