Pam Ann's demented flight attendant persona harkens back to the groovy days of the airline industry

when flight attendants wore sexy outfits and served up lavish meals to well-dressed passengers.

Since the pandemic, things have been rough for a comedian like Pam Ann,

who gets a lot of her energy from interacting with live audiences,

who served as her passengers on her wild plane rides.

It's hard to keep our favorite twisted flight attendant down,

so Pam Ann is back performing her one-suerous show,

Pam Demick, in Florida at Hunter's Nightclub.

But instead of the normal 200-seat audience,

each show is limited to just 56 people, all wearing masks.

Today, Pam Ann, our sister of the friendly skies, joins us to

take a look at how flying has changed during the pandemic and the delicious irony of Republican

seditionists who stormed the Capitol being put on the no-fly list.

Plus Pam Ann's early years in Australia performing with some of the entertainers from

lay girls.

I'll look back at the crazy time we all performed with Salt and Pepper at Milwaukee Pride Fest.

And how to use homophobia to keep people from sitting next to you on the plane.

I'm Faustafernos.

I'm Mark Villian. And this is Feast of Fun.

You are free to move around the podcast. Hello? Up, up and away, Pam, you're on Feast of Fun.

How are you? This is Fausto. And Mark, it, your own feast of fun. How are you?

This is Fausto.

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