Hi, this is Mimi I'm first, and when I'm not busy cutting a bitch, watching a rerun of Mary with Children on TV, or trying to decide what to order from the Sky Mall catalog, I'm probably doing anything else.

But then sometimes, if it's raining and I'm bored, I'll listen to Feast of Fun.

Hi, I'm Stacey Lane Matthews.

And when I'm not busy cutting a bitch or visiting my local Chinese buffet, I'm listening to Feast of Fun.

Hi.

Okay, I can't do sexual.

Hi, this is India Farah, and when Mimi I'm First is not picking me up,

and when I'm not sitting next to a wonderful Monique impersonator, I get bored,

so I go to Feast to Fun, and I listen to their wonderful comedy special.

Drag. For some girls, it's not just a job. It's an adventure.

A revolution in drag is exploding thanks to the success of Rupal's drag race.

Today, we're talking to three of the fabulous queens from the reality TV competition,

who all score high in charisma, uniqueness, nerve,

and talent. And if you take the first letter of that list, these ladies give it in abundance.

Join us as Mimi, I'm First, and India Farah, the King Kong and Faye Ray of Drag talk about the

incident that got Mimi cast as a drag queen's

supervillain. But does she deserve it? Also joining us is Stacey Lane Matthews, whose first time on an airplane was flying from Backswamp, North Carolina to Los Angeles to be on the show. Stacey also comes forward with being a transgendered woman.

How is life changed for all these queens now that Rupalls touched them with her Midas

touch?

And point on the doll where Rupal touched you.

Monique's drag queen body double.

Homeschooling and drag at the age of 12.

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