FOF #459 - Let Them Eat Cake - 01.15.07
By Marc Felion on January 15, 2007

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Marc and I rang in the New Year drinking cheap champagne at a tiny little bar in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood, surrounded by trannies, grungy bikers and wholesome young folks wanting to have a good time. On the stage was “Big Girls Eat Cake” singing in the New Year with cover songs from Queen, Heart and Prince.
What better way to ring in the new year than by listening to the hot new up and coming band “Big Girls Eat Cake?” And boy, did we have a good time!
Before we started podcasting, the Feast of Fools was a live musical variety show that had it’s own band, which featured on keyboards, Taylor E Ross, or as he was known on stage as “Blitzkreig Martinez” or “Link Pinks” and on the drums, the incomparable Aaron Smith. Click here to see the guys in action at one of our live shows.
Podcasting took a grip on Marc and I and these talented folks moved on to work on a whole slew of other projects including writing music for plays and starting new bands like “Flesh Hungry Dog” and “Big Girls Eat Cake.”
Big Girls Eat Cake is great! They pull up some goodies developed from their past incarnations into a whole new delicious sound, grounded by the powerful and divinely bold (and single) Tracy Tyler as the lead singer.
Join us today as Tracy and Taylor (now know as Terry Diamond) join us to talk about their music, the legacy of sexual ambiguity in rock and roll music, “tanorexia” and are the Beatles on iTunes or not?
Click here for photos of Big Girls Eat Cake at thier 2006 New Years Eve Show.
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FOF #462 - Get on Your Knees for Levi Kreis - 01.18.07
By Fausto Fernós on January 1, 2007
no responses - Posted 01.01.07
Levi Kreis fought back the tears when he sang this past summer at the closing ceremonies of the Gay Games VII at Wrigley Field. Opening for Cyndi Lauper, Levi felt he had come a long way in a bumpy ride of his life as an openly gay man in pop music.
Today Levi lives in […]
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FOF #440 - Broadway Broads - 12.06.06
By Fausto Fernós on December 6, 2006
no responses - Posted 12.06.06
I think a lot of gay men have a love/hate relationship with Broadway. What is happening in the state of affairs of Broadway today? Do we really need stars to sell a show? Can’t a show just be good and people will come see it? Do we really need Rosie or Usher to fill the […]
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FOF #421 - Big Ladies, Small Dresses - 11.03.06
By Marc Felion on November 3, 2006
no responses - Posted 11.03.06

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Good things do come in small packages. Even better, we like it when big things come in small packages. We love to see attractive people squeezing into tight fitting RED Feast of Fools t-shirts!
Today we conclude Marc Felion’s trip to England with his backstage interviews at TrannyShack done at London’s Soho Revue Bar, formerly […]
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FOF #416 - Simply Sara Feigenholtz - 10.26.06
By Marc Felion on October 26, 2006
no responses - Posted 10.26.06
People, the November 7th election is just around the corner and it looks like it’s going to be a great big shakedown.
One of the most fabulous and gay friendly politicians in Chicago, my personal favorte politician Rep. Sara Feigenholtz joins us today to talk about how you can get motivated to create change not […]
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FOF #379 - When Hal Met Fred - 08.31.06
By Fausto Fernós on August 31, 2006
1 response - Posted 08.31.06

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Why do male computer voices sound gay? Is it their nasal superiority, their stoicism, or their crazy synthesized lisps that make them so?
On today’s show Marc and I recreate two of the most famous computer voices- “Hal” from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey and “Fred,” Apple Computers MacInTalk Speech synthesized voice. We hook them […]
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FOF #367 - The Color Lesbian - 08.15.06
By Fausto Fernós on August 15, 2006
no responses - Posted 08.15.06

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Mekole Wells wants to get into Oprah Winfrey’s The Color Purple musical here in Chicago BAD. We here at the FOF think Mekole would be a fabulous Shug Avery screaming out “You Sure is Ugly!”
What is your favorite line from “The Color Purple” film?
Mekole Wells began her carreer (like most divas) singing in Church. […]
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FOF #365 - Quarter Turns for Everyone! - 08.11.06
By Fausto Fernós on August 11, 2006
1 response - Posted 08.11.06

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Just WHAT does the exultant phrase “Quarter Turns” mean? Boy do we get that question a lot.
Earlier this year in January, American Idol finalist Clay Aiken’s squeaky clean image had a bit of a tarnish when the National Enquirer printed the “sordid” details of his one night stand with North Carolinian real estate agent […]
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FOF #325 - Proud to be Takei - 06.08.06
By Fausto Fernós on June 8, 2006
1 response - Posted 06.08.06

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Proudly going where no other Star Trek actor had gone before George Takei got back into the national spotlight last year when “beamed” out of the closet as a openly gay man and spoke candidly about his 19-year relationship with his life partner Brad Altman.
On today’s show we’ll be talking with actor George Takei who’s […]
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FOF #300 - A Look Inside Margaret Cho - 05.01.06
By Fausto Fernós on May 1, 2006
no responses - Posted 05.01.06

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Comedy heroine and freedom fighter Margaret Cho joins us today in an exclusive podcast interview to celebrate the 300th episode of the Feast of Fools podcast. Happy May Day!
Born in the late 60’s in San Francisco, Margaret Cho grew up in a counter-cultural atmosphere that helped shape her comedic sensiblities.
In the mid-90’s she joined […]
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