Paul Kimball

The Powercast with your host, Jean Steinberg and David Beetti.

Paul Kimball's joining us as guest hosts this week, as David Biedney takes a further hiatus from

the show.

The big question that's in my mind here, especially now, and we have all this stuff going on,

the media in America, you know, we have the conservative media, the liberal media. We have supposedly

the moderate media and everybody putting a spin on what's going on. So before we discuss how

UFOs may be treated or paranormal subjects by the media, Paul, what about the Canadian media?

How has it looked from Nova Scotia?

Well, hi, Jean, and hi to the Periscount's listenership.

You know, the media is the media.

In Canada, we have what you would call it, liberal media,

and we also have a conservative media in the sense that there's a national newspaper called The National Post that tends to take more conservative positions, although most

Americans would probably find them are conservative positions to be somewhat centrist.

And then we have other newspapers that take what we would call a more liberal or centrist position,

which most Americans would probably find quite liberal.

So, you know, the terms conservative and liberal and centrist vary not just from

country to country, but even from region to region. If you're watching news in New England, which we

get here, I think you'll find that it's probably quite different than the news that I see when I

travel to Texas or New Mexico or places in the southwest where you might expect to find a more conservative

culture just generally.

So, you know, depending on where you are, there's going to be differences in reportage,

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