"Places in the Art" (with Kimberly Drew)

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4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2020

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss how We're Here and Legendary center queer narratives, the hollowness of exposing Republican hypocrisy, Vanderpump Rules' racism scandals, North Carolina Republicans attempts to kill a bill banning conversion therapy, and calls to defund the police. Plus, art curator Kimberly Drew joins to discuss her new book This Is What I Know About Art and how the art world is for us all.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Keep It. This is Ira Madison, the third.
0:14.8	I'm Louis Prattal, the first and definitely last.
0:17.9	My name is Aida Osman and at the world's rate, probably the last.
0:23.4	Fun wall at last, it's...
0:24.4	Yeah, I know, we tried our best.
0:26.4	We popped into Earth, so it was going on.
0:28.4	I might leave soon.
0:30.0	Good try.
0:31.0	I don't know what you all are talking about.
0:32.8	I feel hopeful for the future.
0:35.0	I have my Kentay Klawfar.
0:37.0	Oh, good. Are you kneeling, but sir, are you kneeling?
0:39.7	I am kneeling.
0:40.7	I will be kneeling during the entire podcast.
0:44.5	Good, in solidarity.
0:46.0	I have to give it up to a crooked friend Naomi Ekparigan who responded to a photo of Nancy
0:52.7	Pelosi kneeling in that Kentay Klawfar.
0:57.3	I can't even imitate this woman's delivery because it's both so straightforward and so
1:02.9	insane.
1:03.9	Naomi Ekparigan's becoming one of my favorite comics, just ever specific.
1:07.0	One of the best comedic tones, yeah, she does not have that voice.
1:09.8	Yes.
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