We explore the life and career of fascinating and worldly sideshow performer Francesco "Frank" Lentini aka The Great Lentini, born with three legs, four feet and two functional sets of genitalia! Join us on our deep dive into his early life, varied show skills and interesting perspectives proclaimed by this famed exhibitor. {This episode contains explicit language}
LENTINI'S "PITCHBOOK": https://www.missioncreep.com/mundie/gallery/gallery11.htm
MORE : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iDqmwuKiWk
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