Feast of Fun : Gay Talk Show

Of all the jobs gay men love to do, being a flight attendant is probably one of the hardest. Everyone thinks they’re just passing out snacks but the reality is that flight attendants are exposed to crazy passengers, terrorist threats, cosmic radiation and many infectious diseases. Today we’re joined by historian Phil Tiemeyer whose new book Plane Queer: Labor, Sexuality, and AIDS in the History of Male Flight Attendants chronicles the fabulous history of men who fly the friendly skies.

Size queens rejoice! A new study says that when it comes to the size of a man’s penis, size not only matters, but it’s actually what ultimately drove evolution to give humans the largest wangs in the jungle. Today we’re taking a look at penis size and the intriguing study that says that even though bigger is better, there are diminishing returns when it comes to the size of your love rocket. Plus- pitbulls in pantyhose.

Everybody gets angry sometimes- and then there’s lesbians, who are angry all the time! Women! Am I right, fellas? Seriously, anger is important for everyone. When we can channel our rage effectively, it can become a driving force that can not only change ourselves, but the world. Today, the outrageously funny Sapna Kumar and Brian Sweeney join us to take a look at the cliche of the “angry lesbian.”

Monica Beverly Hillz's big secret is that she is not from Beverly Hills. Today, Monica Beverly Hillz joins us in person with her gal pal Jade Sotomayor from Season 1 to talk about her remarkable experience on RuPaul’s Drag Race, coming out as transgender on the show and how her relationship with her mom has changed.

Since the origins of house music in Chicago in the early 80s, Screaming Rachael Cain has been its most vocal champion. And throughout the 90s, Rachael was a big part of the famed Club Kid scene in New York City, where many gay icons got their start. Today Screamin’ Rachael joins us along with her protogé Jorge Cruz to take a look at the legacy of house music and her remarkable life.

No matter how the Supreme Court rules, everyone is declaring Marriage Equality the winner. Even Time Magazine is getting on the love train by showing real same sex couples smooching on their cover. Today the reliably hilarious Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at the whole Supreme Court Marriage Equality Hearings.

When it comes to jaw dropping celebrity moments, nobody serves up scandal like musicians. Sex drugs and rock and roll isn’t just a catchphrase, it’s a recipe for outrageousness. Today comedian Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at our favorite moments in music where celebrities lost their minds.

Everyone, at one point in time, was a sweet innocent child, full of wonder and joy. For many LGBT folks, it’s hard to remember those sweet times in our lives after facing so much hostility simply because we were all “born this way.” Today blogger Paul Vitagliano joins us to talk about his book “Born This Way: Real Stories of Growing up Gay” which showcases photos of kids who grew up to identify as gay.

Nobody has gotten more mileage out of their one moment in the spotlight on RuPaul’s Drag Race than Mystique Summers, who became a folk hero during a fight by screaming “I’m From Chicago and I Will Whoop Your Ass!” Listen as Mystique Summers whoops our asses on this podcast as she reads those queens that paint orange and fills us in on her whole fight with Morgan McMichaels.

lthough most people prefer to eat at home, a lot of Americans eat out for every single meal and rarely have any fresh vegetables in their diet. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Cooking at home can be easy, healthy and delicious, when you know how. Today Chef Jaime Laurita, who married to his husband Rich Lane on the Real Housewives of New Jersey shares with us his fabulous food secrets, including his easy recipe for risotto.

Madonna is a gift that keeps on giving. You could talk about her endlessly and it never gets old. From her awkward sex book photos, to her passion for Kabbalah, to her hatred of hydrangeas, examining Madonna’s many quirks has practically become a full time job for comedian Nadya Ginsburg. Listen today as we chat with Nadya Ginsburg about her new web series Madonnalouges, where she hilariously examines everything about Madonna as Madonna.

Arggh! When will winter be over? Although spring is just around the corner, many people still feel the winter blues and sleep more, eat more and avoid any social contact. Today we talk about some simple but effective ways to beat the winter blues, with a little help from our friends Meredith Kachel and Brian Sweeney.

It’s not very often you get to roast fish, let alone roast the queen of all the little fishies, RuPaul herself! Today, Deven Green takes us behind the scenes of her appearance on RuPaul’s Drag Race and what it takes to make comedy gold when reading to filth. Listen as Deven gives us pointers on roasting as we serve some of our very own send-ups of RuPaul– like this one: RuPaul is so old- “You better work” has now become “You better send me the social security check.”

Everyone loves the Wizard of Oz. More people have seen the 1939 musical than any other film ever. Now 74 years after Dorothy clicked her ruby slippers, Disney is revisiting the story, billing Oz, the Great and Powerful as a prequel. Today we journey to Oz and take a look at why it’s so hard to make a good movie version of the L Frank Baum stories and our review on the new Oz- the Great and disappointing film.

One of the more fascinating aspects on Sharon Needles’ debut album PG-13 is her collaboration with theremin player Armen Ra. Listen as we talk with Armen Ra from his home in Hollywood about his incredible life, his deep friendship with Amanda Lepore, the death of the New York City nightclub scene in the mid 90s and his friendship with murderer Michael Alig, portrayed in the film Party Monster.