By Fausto Fernós on February 17, 2008
Valentine’s Day has come and gone. For some it’s a great time to celebrate passion and romance, but for many it’s a time to feel lonely and isolated from the world around them.
You know that we’re always here for you, to keep you company, to keep you safe and warm on those cold metaphorical winter nights.
On today’s show we’re sharing our sexy stories of lust and love, and dates that went horribly wrong and unexpected encounters that turned out to be hotter than the surface of the sun.
Sometimes, being single is the best place to be.
The podcast that always puts out on the first date- Feast of Fools.
Featured Music:
Tom Goss - Rise: iTunes | CD Baby | Site
RSS FEED | SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES
SUBSCRIBE ON: GOOGLE | PODZINGER
CONTACT US DIRECTLY
By Fausto Fernós on February 10, 2008
Advances in gay rights have brought forth a glorious new world of opportunities and healthy relationships for people everywhere. But with advances in acceptance and in medicine come new risks and responsibilities.
Many sexually transmitted diseases are still being spread- HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia. What about substance abuse, staph infections, alcoholism and depression? And […]
By Fausto Fernós on February 4, 2008
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 alternatives to the existing traditional channels.
Out of these fires of censorship emerged the Feast of Fools podcast. Before the word […]
By Fausto Fernós on February 3, 2008
Join our LIVE Call-In show this Sunday, February 3, from 9:30-10:30pm central.
Amanda Steinstein joins us to talk about Paula Abdul’s Superbowl Pre-Show, Tom Petty’s Halftime show and all the commericals. Will Snickers make an ad that shows two men “ALMOST” kissing this year? Will Paula suffer a wardrobe malfunction?
For example, in the browser window when […]
By Fausto Fernós on January 28, 2008
Two of Chicago’s most prolific costumed crusaders, Sal-E and JoJo join us to talk about drama in the clubs, becoming a drag queen and how to look fabulous for pennies a costume.
Hopefully everyone has had their first time they ever went into a club dressed up in a out of the ordinary costume, what […]
Subscribe for free and sync up the shows on your iPod
Odd news, social trends, and recipes
Make a financial contribution. Your support helps to keep us going.
Say your name, where you’re from and ask a question. Great questions make it on the show.
Yesterday's Feast of Fools podcast with Peaches Christ inspired me to dig out some old Polaroids from my San Francisco days. Peaches, Marc and Fausto were discussing Phillip R. Ford's sci-fi d [MORE]
Everybody is going green these days, and I'm not talking about the incredible hulk! Whoo I'd love to be around the ONE time his pants finally ripped off when he transformed. No, were talk [MORE]
Chris Crocker turned to the internet to escape the torment of being chased by gangs of boys at the mall. The internet helped him connect with the greater world around him when he couldn't cre [MORE]
Some songs are so cliché that Christopher Mast decided to just write a song using nothing but clichés. He rocks. [MORE]
For many people, seeing the cult-film "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" for the first time was a breakthrough. I remember my first time in college hearing about this bizzare film experience wher [MORE]
If you thought beauty pageants were for women, think again. Come join us as we hang out in the dressing room at the Mr. Chicago Gay Competition, 2008. NOTE: Because some fine booty is sho [MORE]
Steven Rosengard was the first Chicago based designer to be on Project Runway, the fabulous reality television show where contestants compete against each other to create the best clothes. Their [MORE]
kennidi | May 11, 2008
I said that I wasn’t going to comment on this subject anymore but so many people keep sending me great, loving emails… So i thought I would write on...
45 comments on FOF #756 - Chris Crocker Tells on You - 05.08.08
Matty | May 11, 2008
Women got the right to vote on August 18, 1920, it was the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution. One of 27, with the last being added to the constitution in 1992. This 27th...
Matty | May 11, 2008
Until I hurd this podcast I didn’t like Chris. But now thats all changed! I love him now! Small town Chris? 30,000? thats not small honey that a huge city...
45 comments on FOF #756 - Chris Crocker Tells on You - 05.08.08
Christian83 | May 11, 2008
I think Kennidi and Sal-E make a nice couple
StevenvanL. | May 11, 2008
Guys named Steven with Dutch roots are generally fantastic of course - but this one was a pervy laugh riot. Especially combined with mentions of Amsterdam and...
Gay Fun ShowPosting tweet...
kennidi | May 11, 2008
I said that I wasn’t going to comment on this subject anymore but so many people keep sending me great, loving emails… So i thought I would write on...
45 comments on FOF #756 - Chris Crocker Tells on You - 05.08.08
Matty | May 11, 2008
Women got the right to vote on August 18, 1920, it was the 19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution. One of 27, with the last being added to the constitution in 1992. This 27th...
Matty | May 11, 2008
Until I hurd this podcast I didn’t like Chris. But now thats all changed! I love him now! Small town Chris? 30,000? thats not small honey that a huge city...
45 comments on FOF #756 - Chris Crocker Tells on You - 05.08.08
Christian83 | May 11, 2008
I think Kennidi and Sal-E make a nice couple
StevenvanL. | May 11, 2008
Guys named Steven with Dutch roots are generally fantastic of course - but this one was a pervy laugh riot. Especially combined with mentions of Amsterdam and...
LATEST
