It's Mardi Gras, so catch y'all some beads, gobble up some king cake and get a load of mango.

Mango braggadocio, who describes herself as a party exploding in the produce aisle of a bodega that's next to a sex shop.

Mango is the creation of comedian Mari De O'Leo, who was born in the Dominican Republic,

raised in rural Pennsylvania where she partied with the Amish kids until she got into Christian

clowning, which led her to the wild side.

Today, Mari de Oleo joins us to talk about her life as an artist and some unusual

Mardi Gras celebrations throughout the world. Plus, which presidential Democrat candidate

looks hottest in the beard? Take our hot or not test. California bans discrimination against natural hair.

Take a look at me now.

A church in Mexico puts up a 22-foot-tall, giant statue of the baby Jesus that looks an awful lot like Phil Collins.

And Whitney Houston's music producer says that her legendary national anthem was

pre-recorded. We say, show me the receipts. I'm Faustafernos. I'm Mark Fillion, and this is

Feast of Fun. Say it again. Yeah, go,

Go, go,

say it again.

Yeah, so today we're going to be rocking you like a uracan.

Hurricane.

That's a Boricua word.

Yeah.

That comes from Puerto Rico.

From Tainos, right?

Yes.

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