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Join two of the stars from Real Housewives of Potomac, Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon, as they team up for their new podcast Reasonably Shady. The show features conversations about being fearless women as they recount stories from their exciting lives. Topics include dating, relationships, marriage, entrepreneurs, motherhood, style, glam, current events and more! Join Gizelle and Robyn for Reasona... more

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Gizelle and Robyn talk about shady banks, Gizelle’s latest date, using a vagina toothbrush, babysitter costs, TSA, Nara Smith, reading books, glasses, Salt Lake divorces, being late, bridal party foolishness, listener letters, and more!

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Gizelle is back home!

The ladies catch up and talk about tickets, Scotland, RHOP, Nolan Wells, Dancing with the Stars, catching up on shows, Lebron James in Philly, Savannah James, heels v flats, family drama and more!

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In this special crossover episode, Robyn is joined by special guest Crystal Minkoff from the Humble Brag Podcast!

Robyn and Crystal share shady moments and talk about social stress, growth, the REALITY behind Reality TV, Southwest Airlines, kids, ... more

Gizelle & Robyn discuss Zodiac signs, listener letters, The Gentleman, LeBron, couch to 5k training, motherhood, sharing baby advice, reality cast dynamics, and more!

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Crystal Minkoff
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member; co-host of Humble Brag
Humble Brag Podcast / Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Episode: | Ep 249 | A Crossover To “Humble Brag” About!
Sydel Curry-Lee
Content creator, mental health advocate, and podcaster
Episode: SHADY THROWBACK: Sitting Down w/ Sydel Curry-Lee
Corinne Stephens
Guest on Good Moms Bad Choices Podcast
Episode: Introducing: Good Moms Bad Choices
Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant
Senior Pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
Episode: REASONABLE REWIND: Shady Preacher w/ Jamal Bryant
Troy Millings
One of the hosts of Earn Your Leisure Podcast
Earn Your Leisure
Episode: REASONABLE REWIND: Making Money Moves w/ Earn Your Leisure
Rashad Bilal
One of the hosts of Earn Your Leisure Podcast
Earn Your Leisure
Episode: REASONABLE REWIND: Making Money Moves w/ Earn Your Leisure

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Gizelle Bryant
Host of Reasonably Shady and longtime Real Housewives of Potomac star; part of prominent duo with Robyn Dixon.
Robyn Dixon
Co-host, reality-TV personality, frequent collaborator with Gizelle Bryant.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.7k ratings
  • Love you but NO more Crystal

    Crystal loves to hear herself talk. Stopped listening to her brag podcast because there was no humble with Crystal but only with Cynthia.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T*12
    United States17 days ago
  • Love it!

    Absolutely love this podcast. Giselle is gold, but Robyn is pure entertainment! Glad Robyn is also back on housewives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Natos83
    Australia2 months ago
  • Comes off as white hate

    I love these ladies and probably agree with 99% of what they discuss on their podcast. That’s why I feel like I can say this respectfully: as a white woman, it really bothers me how often Caucasian people are referred to as “those people,” or how my race is sometimes spoken about in a way that feels condescending or beneath others.

    Especially in the latest episode about Nolan Wells, I felt like there were a lot of rumors being presented as facts, with a strong emphasis on his white friends, as ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Ash113023
    United States2 months ago
  • Used to love before their racism showed

    Multiple shows talking about “ I don’t need to say what race they are”. Reverse racism. News flash -white women contribute to your career too! We loved you. Not anymore.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Kdbn0327
    United States2 months ago
  • Hypocritical

    Gizelle likes to say “those types of people” about white people- but we know she’d have a problem if those roles were reversed- and that’s coming from a black girl

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Briiixx
    United States3 months ago

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Some episodes skew political; fans want more pure fun and shade.
Bold, funny, and real—great energy between hosts.
Consistently entertaining with spot-on pop culture takes.

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| Ep 251 | Brushing Your Vagina???
Q: Is Ophelia reasonable for not including a longtime friend in her bridal party because the great purple chip clip incident was the final straw and a much bigger pattern of entitlement and zero accountability?
The hosts say Ophelia is reasonable, viewing the dress incident as part of a broader pattern of irresponsibility, entitlement, and failure to take accountability.
| Ep 251 | Brushing Your Vagina???
Q: Do you think there's a housewives curse on marriages?
They suggest that reality-TV attention, fame, and a wife's new financial independence can change a couple's dynamic, while also noting that some men may struggle when their wives become the focus.
The Reasonably Shady Mailbag #18
Q: Is it shady to hire someone to clean your house after you've gone on a date with them?
It's not shady; it can be a problematic move if the person is still validating a romantic interest, but it can be acceptable if they are clearly an employee and you're simply patronizing their business without mixing personal and professional boundaries.
The Reasonably Shady Mailbag #16
Q: Mike from Orlando asks about growing up in an LGBT-friendly home, how gays and lesbians are treated in churches—especially in communities of color—and what can be done to foster change going forward.
The hosts describe a childhood where LGBT topics were not openly discussed, acknowledge significant societal progress, and stress that churches vary—some are open and inclusive while others lag. They advocate for accepting, inclusive faith communities and encourage seeking churches that welcome LGBTQ individuals, while recognizing broader cultural shifts will take time.
The Reasonably Shady Mailbag #10
Q: What do you think about implementing menstrual leave policies in the workplace?
The hosts discuss the complexities and potential challenges, considering the impact on other colleagues and the practicality of such policies.

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What is Reasonably Shady about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two longtime reality-TV personalities deliver a candid, witty, and unapologetic conversational style that blends pop culture, relationships, and current events with personal anecdotes. Episodes regularly center on dating, marriage, motherhood, and entrepreneurship, interwoven with sharp takes on celebrity news and social topics. The chemistry between the hosts—grounded in shared TV fame and real-world hustle—keeps conversations breezy, fearless, and relatable, with a mix of humor, shade, and practical life advice. A standout is their ability to pivot between lighthearted banter and more earnest discussions, making the show feel like a trusted, entertaining sisterhood for fans of reality TV, fashion, and culture. Noteworthy is the effortless... more

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2. Sydel Curry-Lee
3. Corinne Stephens
4. Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant
5. Troy Millings
6. Rashad Bilal

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