And we're back with an all-new episode of Keep It. I'm Ira Madison III. I'm the Whisper

Tell. And we got a new guesthouse this week again. This is a reunion. It is. Hi. Hi, Ira.

We have Doreen St. Felix here. Again, you've been on Keep It before. I have.

I know who you are. Yeah, a few years ago now, right? I think it was a couple of years ago.

And I think we might have had Ira a podcast a while ago. I don't remember. Speed dial.

It was a fever dream. Our podcast about sex where we never talked about sex.

The concept of speed dial was, first of all, we were at MTV News, RIP, although I think it's back.

MTV News is still operating. Everything at MTV is sort of like in flux and constantly existing

and not existing and also constantly vintage and not vintage. Like, you can't tell when they're

embracing the past or the present or what. I mean, they didn't do a damn thing for the 20th

anniversary. Sorry. Was it 30th anniversary? 40th year. Sorry. 40th. They were playing ridiculous

ness all day. Yeah. That was how they celebrated changing the culture.

But our podcast was called Speed Dial. And the concept was we were two friends calling each other

from different coasts and catching up. It was a cute little voicemail segment at the beginning

of each episode. And I guess we're supposed to talk about dating and sex too, but we never did.

Oh, well, let me say something. If you talk about sex for like whatever, 90 minutes in a row or two

hours, unfortunately, it is tedious as a subject. It's really, you know, the act itself. That's the

main event. So I actually applaud this move. Thank you for your retroactive approval. No problem.

Yeah. We needed you six years ago. We're here now. We are. And, you know, you're killing things

at Miss New Yorker. Oh, thank you. Yeah. Having a great time. I became the television critic

in February of 2020. I don't know if you guys know what was happening around that time.

Laura, John, Winning and Oscar. Yes. True. And then that unleashed this new timeline.

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