It’s Angelica Jade Bastien reporting from Chicago. But if she knows movie history back and forth, I would rather talk about Bette Davis with no one else. Just read her review of The Flash and Vulture the other day. I controversially invited two adults here today, which will change the timbre of the podcast entirely. Until my legs are tired and I go, You know what? It’s time to go home. Louis Virtel It’s just you, frosted tips, and silence. I will say, what’s your strike strategy when you go to the picket, do you talk to a lot of people? Do you talk to nobody? I’ve not been doing much lately, which is great. I’ll be like, What are you working on right now? And the answer is three things. Solomon Georgio, who’s his credits include, by the way, Everything. What was he doing covering the war? Well, well thought of Ira and Beirut at some point. Moving on, we have two guests here today. Did he contribute much to the show? From what I remember, he knows nothing about game shows anyway.
I’m Louis Virtel, but nothing else here is the same. Louis Virtel And we’re back with a new episode of Keep It. Then Ira rejoins for an interview with ASTEROID CITY star Jason Schwartzman. Louis is joined by two guest hosts, comedian Solomon Giorgio and critic Angelica Jade Bastién, and together they ford the long-awaited The Flash, pick the greatest summer blockbusters of all time, and marvel at some Juneteenth opinions.
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