Even though it gets pretty breezy here, Chicago got the nickname the Windy City from its boisterous politicians who have a lot to say.

Over the years, we've had many interesting folks run for political office, like Actup's drag queen performance artist Joan Jet Black, who ran for

mayor of the second city and then later tried to lick Bush in a run for the presidency.

Following that great tradition, Chicago performance artist and drag queen Jezebela Gogo,

now known as Jay Saxon, joins us today to talk about their foray into the race to

become Chicago's next mayor as a progressive who wants to abolish the police.

Well, what about abolishing bad contouring or shoes that don't match dresses?

You may remember Jay Saxon, whose first appearance 10 years ago on this show,

why I became a drag queen, looked at the rising tide in favor of young people dressing up in drag to define and express themselves.

Plus, a look into Beyonce and Kellyssey's controversy and how past betrayals rob us of future better relationships.

I'm Fausto Furnos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

And this is Feast of Fun.

Our guest today was well known a decade ago in Chicago's drag scene as

Jezebel Agogo, whose first appearance on Feast of Fun was titled Why I Became a Drag Queen.

Jezebel looked at the rising tide in favor of young people dressing up in drag to define and express themselves.

Now, a decade later, Jezebel is back as Jay Saxon, the first gender queer Bolivian American

running for mayor of the windy city. Chicago, welcome.

Thank you guys so much for having me back. Of course. Welcome,

Mayor-elect for a soon-to-be-elect. Yeah, it's great to be here at a very different time

in my life and a very different place of being because back in the day, I lived on the south

side on Hyde Park and now I lived on the street from you guys. I walked over here today.

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