In this week's Keep It: Home Edition, Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss Sondheim's 90th birthday concert, JK Simmons as a sex symbol, why Miles Teller deserves an Oscar, #blackAF, Making the Cut's winner, and more! Hot Takes returns with Ira declaring Angel a better show than Buffy. Plus, Michael Arceneaux returns to discuss his latest book of essays I Don't Want to Die Poor, how college aspirations can cripple us, reality TV, and supporting OnlyFans.

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"#poorAF" (with Michael Arceneaux)

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Keep It Episodes Around April 29, 2020

"A J. Lo Down Dirty Shame" (with Sera Gamble)

“Endorsement Becomes Her” (with Lakeith Stanfield)

“American Hustler” (with Kasi Lemmons)

“IowaTF” (with Skylar Astin)

"Bong Hive" (with Peter Paige)

"Requiem for a Meme” (with Heather Graham)

"To Knives, With Love" (with Rian Johnson)

“Turn the Pete Around” (with Annie Murphy)

“Grey’s Mortuary” (with Tamron Hall)

“Go the Social Distance”

"Fun with Quarantine and Jane" (with Jane Fonda & Jeremy O. Harris)

"Queenpin" (with Alan Yang & Betty Gilpin)

"Full Barrymore Jacket" (with Matt Rogers and Dave Mizzoni)

"Gunn Crazy" (with Tim Gunn)

“Me and My Bolt Cutters” (with Alison Pill)

"#poorAF" (with Michael Arceneaux)

“Les Noirs” (with André Holland)

“Roman Unloaded” (with Simone Missick)

“The Graduwhat” (with Daveed Diggs)

“Sex and the Insecurity” (with Issa Rae and Kristin Davis)

"Law and Disorder" (with Bowen Yang)

"Places in the Art" (with Kimberly Drew)

"Empires & Records" (with Drew Dixon)

"Sic Cancel Tyrannis” (with Sam Lansky)

"Pride Save America" (with Adam Rippon and Leiomy)

"Hamilstan Wars” (with Marcia Gay Harden)

"Stiletto Superstar” (with Billy Porter)

"Podcast Friends Network” (with Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman)

"P-Valley Girls" (with Katori Hall)

"Black Is Queen" (with Bob the Drag Queen)

"Fear of a WAP Planet" (with Zadie Smith and Jean Smart)

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