Cake Sitting in San Francisco
We’re so happy that Curtis brought us a cake in San Francisco.
We’re so happy that Curtis brought us a cake in San Francisco.
We’re so happy that Curtis brought us a cake in San Francisco.
This clip’s many pleasures are obvious—my favorite is the audience’s reaction at the end: stunned silence. Thank you to listener David for the clip.
More from the pageant scene: Click through and see Miss Black America…
This clip’s many pleasures are obvious—my favorite is the audience’s reaction at the end: stunned silence. Thank you to listener David for the clip.
More from the pageant scene: Click through and see Miss Black America 2001 contestant Tandi Iman Dupree’s routine to “Holding Out for a Hero,” featuring one of the most phenomenal entrances in the history of showbiz. (more…)
After a long spoken intro, Shingo Mama busts out a hyper-hyper kids’-show production number about getting up in the morning. Notes listener Olah, “Shingo Mama is off the chain!” Watch out for a surprise guest…
After a long spoken intro, Shingo Mama busts out a hyper-hyper kids’-show production number about getting up in the morning. Notes listener Olah, “Shingo Mama is off the chain!” Watch out for a surprise guest appearance from a legendary American musician. Thank you for the clip, listener Steve.
More, more, more: Click to witness Shingo Mama’s overtures to heartthrob Gackt.
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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 John Paulus.
A lot of people in the past have declared flamboyant male singers to be gay, even having affairs with them, and in turn have had themselves taken to court. So why didn’t Clay Aiken or his record label sue him? Because John Paulus had inadvertently saved the cum rag.
Yes folks, this former green beret had accidentally pulled a “Lewinsky” and had DNA evidence of his love affair with Mr. Aiken. (more…)
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Thank you for downloading our ODDcast. Notice there’s no “P” in it, please keep it that way. Today’s show is brought to you by the letter P- we’ll be talking about all sort of wonderful things that begin with the letter P.
Passive Protesters
San Francisco cab driver slash peace activist Brad Newsham just organized over 1,000 people to lay down on the sand to spell out a giant “Impeach!” And no, they aren’t talking about Georgia fruit. But is really the best way to put their message forward? By lying down? (more…)
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If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to put the Feast of Fools in your iPod. We’re in the City by the Bay enjoying the temperate weather, sunshine and fabulous thrift stores.
As we prepare for tonight’s LIVE podcast at The Stud Bar, we’re knee deep in drag deliciousness as Tuesday night is the night for all drag queens in the Bay Area to don their most fabulous frocks and dazzle the crowds.
As you may already know, Trannyshack boasts the longest running drag show in San Francisco and every week they feature performances based around a certain theme or performer and tonight’s show was all about the man in the mirror, pop icon and Middle Eastern resident, Michael Jackson. (more…)
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On today’s show we talking with our Los Angeles pal Marsian De Lellis, who performed at the VERY first Feast of Fools show, in the Spring of 2008.
Marsian has been super duper busy studying at Cal-Arts getting his Masters in Puppetry Arts and working on a hilarious script about a ice-cream cake heiress and her woeful battles with self-esteem, addiction and space aliens.
But today we’re chatting at one of Marsian’s favorite vegan cafes to dish the dirt and drop names on the bizarre in the global art scene and to talk about more fun predictions for the future. (more…)
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Nothing tastes better than sweet sweet victory! Last Friday we hanged with the fans and our podcasting peers as we celebrated and accepted our award for “Best GLBT Podcast 2007″ from the People’s Choice Podcast Awards.
Although we were nominated also for “Podcast of the Year” we didn’t win the top prize. According to the award’s producer Todd Cochrane, we all lost by 100 votes. So in many ways I felt like we all were in good company and it truly was an honor to have been nominated. This was the first time ever any GLBT oriented program was nominated for the top award.
One wonderful prize we won that was getting to know better our fellow nominees and podcast award winners, Mignon Fogarty from the Grammar Girl Podcast and Scott Sherman from the The Digital Photography Show. They were both delightful people are just as sweet as could be in person.
Right now we’re on a very limited internet connection and will be posting more photos and footage from our travels as soon as we get to San Francsico! See you soon.
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