Welcome back to Keep It. I'm Ira Madison III. I'm Lewis Fertel and where's IEda Osman, the correct answer?

Not here, but you will join us later in the episode. So don't you fucking freak out.

And anyway, I'm glad IEda isn't here right now because Lewis, there is some healing that needs to happen.

So I'm bringing you to the red table. I guess we need to talk about Jesse where? Oh, I said, well, I've been red to filth since my keep it last week.

Since your keep it last week, my mentors have been full of angry games. I'm sure people have reached out to you.

They're not reticent. We'll put it that way. I will tell you that one person commented on my Instagram with Lewis can keep his keep it regarding Dame Jesse where?

If he can't dance to Mirage, he can have a seat in McDonald's.

First of all, nothing wrong with McDonald's. So don't even throw that bone out there. You think I don't come from McNugget community? Respect.

You little hamburger. That's me. Second is Jesse where in Dame? She better not be. I don't think she. I do I do think we should be referring to all British people.

Maybe even men and women as Dame all the time. It just works. But to reiterate last week, I talked about Jesse where the actually awesome artist. I don't mean to say I hate Jesse where or anything.

I just don't find her new album danceable enough. Apparently people love dancing super fucking slow. That's the takeaway I get from all this up for.

By all I argue is that it is very much disco. It's just that dance disco. Now you said that on Twitter and I can tell you thought it sounded smart. What the fuck are you talking about? Disco is about dancing sweetie.

Disco is about a sensuality. It is about a moment of escape from the torrential downpour of racism and bigotry and misogyny and everything else that is outside of the disco tech.

Sometimes there is a low down beat in some disco music. I think if you listen to some wants upon a time love trilogy by Donna summer. Those are beat. Those are Georgia Marauder giving you I feel love.

Those are you know something sensual and I'm like ketamine. I feel like okay well that's an interesting point. But I do feel like the wants upon a time era wouldn't necessarily come on at Studio 54 for example.

I appreciate the lushness of the production of this album. I just don't think it being heralded as the dance moment we needed is quite accurate. I'm not happy with how it was reviewed basically.

People are trying to read me to feel for not knowing about disco. Honey please come the fuck over here. I'll take you through the Bee Gees catalog. I'll take you through the Cheryl Lynn catalog. I'll take you through the Vicky Sue Robinson catalog. Come for me. What white gaze specifically.

Wow. This has been red table top. We have an exciting episode of Keep It For You Now. Marsha Gay Harden is joining us.

One of my favorite actors ever. I can't believe this is happening other than we had Jane Fonda before so I guess just anything is possible.

I was truly revisiting some Marsha Gay Harden this weekend just and it was all coming back to me Celine Dion how much I stand her. Oh yeah. And she's truly in everything. Everything. I find it hard to believe that any one of any current age group even like younger millennials in Gen Z do not know who Marsha Gay Harden is because she.

Is in everything she pops up everywhere she's in how to get away with murder right no the amount of TV shows she she's like on SVU you know like she's warmed her way into all these different types of roles and you think in a way.

So she usually plays a hard bit in briefcase wielding lawyer but that is one 20th what she does on screen and anyway she's in a new show called Bar Skins where she is definitely not playing this it's a period piece which is rare for her and we discuss that too.

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