The LA fires impacted thousands of lives, with entire neighborhoods and landmarks reduced to ash.

In moments like these, it's easy to feel a sense of dread and despair.

But that's when comedy is at its most vital.

Laughter doesn't fix the chaos, but it reminds us to breathe, connect, and find light, even in the darkest moments.

Today, comedian and Feast of Fun legend Amanda Cohen joins us to talk about her experience surviving the greater Los Angeles wildfires of 2025.

Amanda was a big part of our live show and the early days of the podcast. She's since moved to L.A. to pursue a comedy career.

Listen as we take a look at how comedy can be a lifeline in times of crisis

and why laughter is sometimes the greatest act of resilience.

Plus, for couples dying to celebrate Valentine's Day,

the Silence of the Lamb's Murder House is now a charming bed and breakfast.

Trips to the torture well are optioned.

Eli Musk does a well-known World War II hate group salute,

distracting people from Trump accidentally admitting he stole the election.

And a look back at our visit to the worst TV show in history.

The Jerry Springer Show.

I'm Fausta Farnas.

I'm Mark Gillian.

And this is Feast of Fun.

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