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Welcome back to Gabby with Gibb. I'm your host Gibson Johns. And today on the show, we're getting a

behind-the-scenes peek at some of our favorite reality shows from over the years, courtesy of our guest, Matt Anderson. Matt is one of the founding partners at Preveyor's of Pop, which is a production company behind Mary to Medicine, and the Real Housewives of Miami, its original run, and the current reboot. Matt and I have been connected over Instagram for a while, but I really had no idea how many incredible shows and millennial pop culture touch tones that he's worked on over the years. Before his time at pop, he worked on early Bravo shows like the early seasons of Roney, Bethany's spin-offs, Bethany Spinoffs, Bethany getting married, and Bethany ever after, and you'll laugh at how he refers to her now, as well as early season of the Real House of Atlanta. And before that, Matt was at MTV, where he worked on such iconic early 2000 shows as newlyweds,

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