Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss the new Oscars inclusion standards, Paris Hilton’s less than insightful new documentary, the boycotts against Mulan and Cuties, Paul Rudd’s awkward PSA on wearing masks, new Netflix docs The Social Dilemma versus Capital in the 21st Century, and more. Plus, Roy Wood Jr. joins to discuss making comedy and The Daily Show in a pandemic.

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Keep It Episodes Around September 16, 2020

"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)

“Best Creek Ever” (with Catherine O'Hara and Eugene Levy)

“I’d Like to Buy the World on Coke” (with Ramy Youssef)

"Are You There God? It's Ira and Louis." (with Phillip Picardi)

“Imitation of Life 2” (with June Diane Raphael)

“About A Boycott” (with Roy Wood Jr.)

“America’s Emmy Home Videos” (with David Chang and Zachary Quinto)

"Rock ‘N Vote” (with Brit Bennett)

“Trust the B” (with Bethenny Frankel)

“Keepin’ It 150” (with Nicole Richie)

“Strokes of Dunces“ (with Gabrielle Union)

"The Passion of the Chris" (with Adam Brody)

"Election Day of Our Lives" (with Radhika Jones)

“The American President-Elect” (with Kimberlé Crenshaw)

“Freakumout Dress” (with Rachel Bloom)

“Secure the Mailbag” (with Kate Mara)

“Undoing the Right Thing” (with Rina Sawayama)

"Dazed and Centrist" (with Alison Brie)

“Evermore Girls” (with Andrew Rannells)

“Wrapped in Red Table Talk” (with Gammy)

"Anyone Can Whistledown" (with Meagan Good)

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