Well, hi, everybody. It's Ed Mann, the executive producer of the Real Brady Bros.

Podcast. Thank you so much for tuning in with us. We really appreciate it.

I say tuning in, who knows what that means anymore?

I think it just drops and you listen.

There's no tuner.

There's no knob, but there's us.

And what we're doing today, this is interesting.

This is interesting for our program.

You might hear my dog in the background.

Hi, Bella. You're a sweetheart, but you're in the middle of a program.

This is a real Brady bro rerun. Number three, that's right. A very Brady rerun.

Here are the guys. It's Christopher Knight and Barry Williams, by the way.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're here, but we're listening intently yet.

Otherwise, no. To Bella. The real Brady bros. We'll put that together in post. Believe me,

it'll all sound better in post. That's exactly true. We picked this episode. I reviewed a number of these, ran it by the guys. And this is why this episode today, we're kind of marching back to the

top of your inbox. Because this particular Q&A focused on something that's really universal,

and it's the idea of the Brady Bunch being relevant 50 years later.

And how, at the time, you know, at the time it aired was between 68 and, say, 72,

when this country was really in turmoil.

You know, there was 69 and 74.

I mean, you're just coming off the Summer of Love.

You're coming off the Chicago riots, the Watts riots.

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