We're recording, recording everybody. Hello, hello, hello, hello. Welcome to Two Black

Girls One Rose. We're together. We'll uncover what we can learn about modern dating, love

and relationships from popular television. I'm Natasha and I'm Justine and we have an extra, extra

special guest on the pod today. Former Bachelorette Michelle Young is joining us. So excited to talk to her.

She we had a great conversation with her earlier today. But before we get you guys into that

interview, shout out to our new tagline. Shout out to our new tagline. So for those of you who are

new here or those of you who only know us as a bachelor recap podcast, we want to take a second

to get a little personal with you guys and reintroduce ourselves to you. We started this podcast

in December of 2017 and for five years we were two black ass girls invading the whitish show on

earth, The Bachelor. And we've spent the past five years known as a bachelor podcast that sometimes

talks about other reality shows. Well, The Bachelor was our main source of content. What we were really

doing at the core of all of our recaps was having nuanced conversations about dating, love,

relationship, sex, marriage. And we just happened to be doing it through the lens of a TV show.

When we found other TV shows that allowed us to continue to have these conversations,

shows like Meredith Versite, Love It's Blind, Perfect Match. And we've even done scripted shows

like insecure. It's allowed us to expand a little more. Yeah. So since our decision this year to not

cover Zack's season of the bachelor and to break free of this very narrow perception of being

a bachelor podcast, we have finally been able to really stick back and envision a new outlook

for this podcast. It has allowed us to dream bigger for what we really want this podcast to provide

and what we really want to stand for. While our relationships, our relationship status as women

have drastically changed. Shout out to Natasha's getting married the series. Check it out on Patreon.

What has remained the same is our love for TV, our love for dissecting TV. Our love for making

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