It was the night the lights almost went out in Georgia, and everywhere, for that matter,

when on January 5th, voters cast their ballots for who would control the Senate.

Thankfully, the good people of Georgia broke with tradition and voted Democratic, rescuing us from certain fascism.

The next day, however, following the urging of President Trump,

thousands of Republicans with the help of local police, Republican congressmen, and the FBI stormed the Capitol building with one goal to overthrow the federal government.

The whole reason we're not telling a different story now is because of Stacey Abrams and

thousands of people who volunteer to get Georgia to vote.

Today, one of those people, therapist, relationship expert Damon L. Jacobs,

joins us to talk about his adventures and getting folks

to vote in the Georgia Senate runoff election that helped bring back the country from the brink

of fascism.

Plus Oscar the Grouch and Fran Liebowitz, why it's so important to love the cremudgeons

in our lives.

Cleveland, Ohio opens up its first LGBTQIA plus high school.

And just like that, Sex and the City gets a reboot without Samantha.

Who's going to be the slut?

All of them.

What, you're playing all the roles?

I'm Fausto Furnos.

I'm Mark Filian.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Hello.

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