Hello, hello, y'all. We have a very special episode today, very, very special.

We have Carlos King with us here today. The King, the King of Reality Television. He's responsible for literally bringing us most of our favorite reality shows.

He's the man with the plan, and we're so excited to have him today.

How are you today, Carlos?

I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Congratulations, you two on celebrating five years of Bravo.

We're black. Yes. Thank you so much. And, I mean, it's just such a great time to have you here

doing Black History Month.

We always try to make Black History Month extra black by even getting a special guest or special episodes looking up with our other Black podcasting friends.

I mean, but to have you on, it feels like a dream actualized. And we are so excited. And we know

that our listeners are going to be excited, especially the ones, you know, the Patreoners are the

ones who really, they don't care what you put out. They're just down for the ride. So they're going to

get this episode first. And oh my God, I mean, how do we even introduce you to someone who

doesn't know you? Because, I mean, we talk about pop culture. So there are some people who don't watch

housewives or, you know, love and hip hop or love and barrage. I mean, you are literally

number one podcast, period, Apple Podcasts.

Amy nominated, by the way, for The Stroll, if you guys haven't watched that,

it should be on HBO, producer of multiple love and marriages, Bell Collective,

and Bell Collective is getting a spinoff with Miss Stormy Seal of Canvas Beauty called

Bell Collective Birmingham.

And of course, the reason that we have a podcast in general is because of your work on love and hip-hop,

but mainly the real housewives, obviously you did Jersey, but ours is our Atlanta girls.

Atlanta, Atlanta, period. Back one, yeah. obviously you did jersey but ours is our atlanta girls atlanta

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