This year marks the first pride celebration for many folks since the COVID shutdown.

As we prepare to brave the crowds and celebrate gender and sexual diversity, and lots of rainbows,

we've noted that the flags, the words, and even the people who show up for pride have changed.

Today, the reliably hilarious Matt Brown, who has the spirit of Betty Davis trapped in the body of a young black comedian,

joins us to look back on the changing faces of pride and the intergenerational challenges LGBTQ folks, LGBTQ plus folks face.

See how hard it is to say?

Plus, former Feast of Fun regular guest Zach Stafford wins a Tony Award for producing a strange loop with RuPaul and Billy Porter.

Why are people blaming the woman who was killed by an elephant to return to her funeral to trample her yet again?

And Lizzo gets in hot water for using a pejorative term that last appeared in the film

Back to the Future. I'm Faust Furnos. I'm Mark Villian.

And hello, hello, McFly.

It's Feast of Fun.

Hello, Matt Brown.

How's you remember you were telling me about how if you are in a situation where you're one of two Hispanic people around people who don't speak Spanish, if you're speaking Spanish, you're speaking about someone.

That's right.

Yeah.

Well, my version of that when I was growing up, like, as a classical singer, like, if the conductor was Italian and the music

was Italian, if you and your friend knew German from a couple weeks before or months before

or whatever, you would just talk shit that way. So it would be a foreign language within a

foreign language within just a stupid situation. Like, we're just trying to create like gossip

ception. That's, I think, the goal. Well, that's what you always

have to speak in code

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