When the world is falling apart, sometimes the best thing you can do is make art.

Just because Republicans are doing everything they can to crush the joy in people's hearts,

doesn't mean you can't dumpster dive yourself a feather boa, borrow a pair of heels,

and put on a show.

Remember that some of the greatest works of art have blossomed in the shadows of fascism.

Today we're talking with comedian and showbiz mogul Queenie Bitch,

a comic provocateur and now one of the masterminds behind the Windy City Comedy Festival,

where hundreds of top-tier degenerates will be taking over the city to show off their funniest, filthiest, and most unhinged acts.

Listen as we dive into the radical act of doing absolutely nothing, why she loudly refuses to move to Los Angeles, her six-year survival story and comedy, and how disillusionment

turned out to be her secret weapon.

Plus, why were the Kardashians invited to Jeff Bezos' extravagant wedding?

China cracks down on popular gay erotic fiction written by straight women.

And almost 200,000 people march against Hungary's pride ban in one of the country's biggest protests.

I'm Fausta Furnos.

I'm Mark Filian.

And this is Feast of Fun.

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When the world is falling apart and you have a broken heart, sometimes the best thing you can do is make art.

After all, some of the greatest works of art have risen in the shadows of oppressive governments.

Today, we're talking with Chicago's very own Queenie Bitch, a comic provocateur,

and now one of the masterminds behind the Windy City Comedy Festival, where hundreds of

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