Hello, hello, hello, and welcome to another edition of our podcast. Very exciting today.

We are going off in different directions.

Ordinarily, we'd be

taking an episode and then dissecting it, taking it apart, and talking about all its minutiae

and who is in it and what they're doing now. Today, we're diving into show business with a reporter,

a journalist, and a writer, and an author, and it's going to be a very exciting afternoon.

I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight.

We are The Real Brady Bros.

Now, just before we introduce our guest, because I also want to mention that we have our executive producer on with us today for this special edition. Say hello, Ed.

Hello, is this working? Is this? Hello? Hello? I can't hear you. Hello?

Oh, what a shame. I'm going to admit. This is perfect. All right. Good. All right. Hi, guys.

Welcome, Ed. So, Chris, I've had experience with Mr. Keck, but I'm going to let you introduce him because you have a history of interaction.

So for our audience out there, we have ventured into doing new kind of episodes that aren't, well, our normal, as Barry said, our normal reflection on an episode, or episodic reviews, but a review of the show itself and its impact

on viewers, superfan shows, if you will. And I hope our guest today forgives me for calling him

a super fan. But he has shared with me that he was influenced by the Brady Bunch.

In fact, maybe that the Brady Bunch has something to do with him being an entertainment reporter today.

And that's where we'll leap off from, because we've all had experience with William Keck,

who is just two weeks ago released a book. What's the title of the book is? You've got to sing it.

When you step upon a star, fringe-worthy confessions of a tabloid. When you step upon a star,

makes no difference who you are. William. Okay, well, when's the singing start?

That's what I want to know.

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