You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

You know, every week on the Paracast, we get lots and lots of responses from listeners.

And occasionally we get reviews and of course some people like us, some people don't like us,

some people are somewhere in the middle of the road. But I got a really weird review I found

over at iTunes. Some people at iTunes have a very confused way of evaluating the show.

You know, they evaluate the commercials, not the show.

That's one group of people.

Then we have this one.

It says, sounds like a pair of uncles who know too much about stuff you don't want to know.

The random episodes I grabbed made me skip through most of it.

Just turn it off.

Sorry, just a waste of my time. We are a pair of

uncles. What about the guests? Didn't you hear the guests? What is he listening to?

Hey, I don't know what to tell you their iTunes reviewer, but I don't know. We got lives. I didn't leave you do too, huh? Well, he may have

lives, but he doesn't know where to spend it. I mean, that's ridiculous. It sounds like he

thinks it's just you and I talking for two hours or three hours. Right. And he never heard the show,

so he doesn't know. There's some shows. I hardly say a word. That's true. We let the guest talk. So I don't know. And I think, well, we had Nancy Talbot on the show just a couple, three weeks ago. We were talking about Lucius Farish. Nancy is an uncle, an aunt maybe, but not an uncle. I don't know. The other thing, of course, is that some people don't like the fact that we have commercials. And I understand the concern.

You know, people don't always like commercials.

They want to fast forward through them, which is your decision, of course.

But you have to realize here that we're not alone.

You know, GCN has, what, 50 different radio shows, all of whom use the same frequency of commercials.

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