Ira, Louis, and Kara are joined by author Jacob Tobia to discuss the commercialization of Pride month and their new book, Sissy: A Coming-of-Gender Story. Plus, Democratic candidates need to stop going on The Breakfast Club, Trump's depressing U.K. visit, unnecessary Keanu Reeves slander, and a visit from television legend Tichina Arnold to discuss the evolving landscape of TV comedy and her new film, 'The Last Black Man in San Francisco.'

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"Material Gays" (with Jacob Tobia and Tichina Arnold)

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Keep It Episodes Around June 5, 2019

Keep It Brief: “The Bribe Has Spoken” (with Holland Taylor)

"I Theranos What You Did Last Summer" (with Busy Philipps)

Keep It Brief: “Slaughterhouse-Netflix” (with Yassir Lester)

"Heard It Through the Applevine" (with Billy Eichner)

Keep It Brief: “Riding in Cars with Seal” (with Cautious Clay)

“No Country for Black Men” (with Damon Young)

"Women on The View with a Nervous Breakdown" (with Matt Rogers)

"To (The Presidential Medal of) Freedom!!!!" (with Shea Serrano)

“Homecoming to America” (with Jennifer Kaytin Robinson)

“The Royal Tea” (with Olivia Wilde)

"Camp, Rocked" (with Jonathan Levine)

"The Mystery Files of Constance Wu" (with Diablo Cody)

"$10,000 Pyramid Scheme" (LIVE in LA, featuring Leslie Grossman)

“Kelly Ripa to Shreds” (with Tanya Saracho)

“Catch Me If You Cannes” (with Kyle Buchanan)

"Material Gays" (with Jacob Tobia and Tichina Arnold)

“Grey’s Animosity” (with Regina Hall)

"To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Taylor Swift” (with Lauren Morelli)

"Kara BEEN Brown!" (with Whitney Cummings)

“Tommy, You’re a Firework” (with Tommy Vietor)

“Bend It Like Rapinoe” (with Adam Scott)

"A Scarlett Johansson Grows in Brooklyn" (with Justin Simien)

“Jailhouse Rocky” (with Angela Bassett)

“Fantasy Hollywoodland” (with Margaret Cho)

“Kamala on a Hot Tin Roof” (with Kathleen Turner)

"Mama Said Equinox, You Out” (with Angelica Ross)

“Chicken Sandwich for the Soul” (with Jackie Tohn)

“Neither What, Neither Who” (with Robin Thede)

“Bop to the Top or Bottom” (with Randall Park)

"The Ira and Louis Variety Hour! Vol. 2" (with Chelsea Handler)

"Cancel Me If You Can” (with Ezra Koenig)

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