Ragan Fox from "Big Brother" is one of the house guests in Season 12 of the CBS reality competition series. Ragan ("Big Brother 12") is a college professor from Los Angeles, California. He is 34 years old.
When asked what three adjectives best describe him, Ragan Fox says funny, genuine and intelligent. His favorite activities are writing and performing poetry. His podcast is his biggest hobby. The show features his comedic take on pop culture and politics. He discusses everything on it. He says that the most difficult part about living inside the "Big Brother" house will be that he expects a lot of fighting and he tends to hold a grudge.
When asked about his strategy for winning, he says, "Don't rock the boat until I have to. Float until war is declared and the floaters align with strong players who are perceived to be bigger threats. Form a secret alliance about two weeks into the game. Don't win too many competitions but don't obviously throw them."
When asked what types of people with whom he would NOT choose to live in the house, he says homophobes, 18 to 23 year olds (the ages of students he teaches), and ultra conservatives.
Of all the past "Big Brother" contestants he likes Janelle Pierzina the most, because he says what you saw is what you got with her. He likes Mike "Boogie" Malin the least, because white rappers are too much of a paradox for him, and Chima, because she was a poor sport and bad game player.
Ragan is afraid of heights, flying and homophobia. He is most proud of having had 2 poetry collections published, "Heterophobia" and "Exile in Gayville." His life's motto is the Golden Rule. "Treat others how you want/expect to be treated."
He says, "I love to make people laugh. In my world, there's nothing a well-placed fart joke can't cure. Humor is how I roll with the punches."
When asked what three adjectives best describe him, Ragan Fox says funny, genuine and intelligent. His favorite activities are writing and performing poetry. His podcast is his biggest hobby. The show features his comedic take on pop culture and politics. He discusses everything on it. He says that the most difficult part about living inside the "Big Brother" house will be that he expects a lot of fighting and he tends to hold a grudge.
When asked about his strategy for winning, he says, "Don't rock the boat until I have to. Float until war is declared and the floaters align with strong players who are perceived to be bigger threats. Form a secret alliance about two weeks into the game. Don't win too many competitions but don't obviously throw them."
When asked what types of people with whom he would NOT choose to live in the house, he says homophobes, 18 to 23 year olds (the ages of students he teaches), and ultra conservatives.
Of all the past "Big Brother" contestants he likes Janelle Pierzina the most, because he says what you saw is what you got with her. He likes Mike "Boogie" Malin the least, because white rappers are too much of a paradox for him, and Chima, because she was a poor sport and bad game player.
Ragan is afraid of heights, flying and homophobia. He is most proud of having had 2 poetry collections published, "Heterophobia" and "Exile in Gayville." His life's motto is the Golden Rule. "Treat others how you want/expect to be treated."
He says, "I love to make people laugh. In my world, there's nothing a well-placed fart joke can't cure. Humor is how I roll with the punches."