<p>Gandhi wanted peace. Mother Teresa wanted to help the sick. Dawn Davenport wanted cha-cha heels. Crime, beauty, and Divine. Female trouble. Lots of it.</p>

Gandhi wanted peace. Mother Teresa wanted to help the sick. Dawn Davenport wanted cha-cha heels. Crime, beauty, and Divine. Female trouble. Lots of it.

Ep 33. Female Trouble

Comedian Frank Liotti and writer Eila Mell discuss the wonderfully twisted side of all things pop culture. From Rocky Horror to John Waters, Paris is Burning to Pose, Mommie Dearest to Miranda Priestly, Tootie to Jan Brady, with a weekly episode corner reflecting on "Hairdo of the week."  A rip-roaring ride through the minds of two former rebel outcast kids who never lost their love for the seedy underbelly of a world where they're all going to laugh at you, wire hangers aren't allowed and the category is always fun.  That's all.

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Comedian Frank Liotti and writer Eila Mell discuss the wonderfully twisted side of all things pop culture. From Rocky Horror to John Waters, Paris is Burning to Pose, Mommie Dearest to Miranda Priestly, Tootie to Jan Brady, with a weekly episode corner reflecting on "Hairdo of the week." A rip-roaring ride through the minds of two former rebel outcast kids who never lost their love for the seedy underbelly of a world where they're all going to laugh at you, wire hangers aren't allowed and the category is always fun. That's all.

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Ep 33. Female Trouble

Ep 33. Female Trouble