The Knockturnal: What inspired you to create a podcast on reality tv and tracing it back to its inception?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: How do you believe reality tv has changed pop culture over the years?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: Throughout the years, viewers see political and social moments in reality tv become topics of conversations, daily. Do you think that reality tv has negatively or positively affected our society?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: In your first episode, you say “ we are starting to see more diversity in television but we do not see a lot from the LGBTQ community.” What are some ways you believe television producers can be more inclusive?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: What steps do you take when dissecting an American family or even a character in particular behavior, tone, feelings/emotions, etc?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: In your opinion, why is it important to never forget television shows like the Cosby Show, The Brady Bunch, or a Different World when creating 21st-century shows like Keeping up with the Kardashians, Bad Girls Club, Real Housewives?
Mariah Smith:
The Knockturnal: Growing up, what was a pivotal moment for you in television history?
Mariah Smith: