Thomas C. Genoni Jr. Living in Los Angeles, I've grown accustomed to seeing neon-signed psychic storefronts, sidewalk fortunetellers, aura readers, channelers, spiritualists, and New Age advocates of all kinds. Furthermore, as Bell points out, his program is simply about the paranormal, and he feels it's not productive for him or anyone else to criticize what are frequently subjective stories. Nevertheless, although Bell insists he doesn't want his listeners to blindly accept the paranormal claims of his guests, he says, in apparent contradiction, that he is comfortable letting everyone have a chance to tell his or her story, unchallenged. There are a million shows like mine. They wouldn't be in business if people weren't watching.
People watching equals ratings, ratings equals money.
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