Welcome, I'm Roberta Glass, and today I'm going to be talking to you about the New York Times does not know what a cult is.

Hang on.

Just when I thought the nexium coverage was dying down, the New York Times Magazine comes out with a piece from Vanessa Gorgadiatis

about how nexium is really a self-empowerment, self-improving organization, and not a cult

at all, only a called a cult by its critics.

But everybody was so welcoming to her and pleasant,

and they say it really works.

I mean, this was a truly baffling piece

from everything that we know about Nexium.

And it was, there's actually an interview with the vanguard himself Keith Rennary

this piece um the interviews for this piece were done way before um like six or seven months ago

way before Keith Rennary and alison Mack were arrested so it is a very flattering piece with big pictures of Keith Rennary,

dressed up like a movie star, lit like a movie star.

And it was coordinated so that Vanessa was in the writer was in their home, you know, in Nancy

Salzman home and they made her food and really worked hard to get the writer of the New York

Times, Vanessa Gerardiades, to like them.

And apparently it worked.

And I just find it so interesting.

And in full disclosure, I knew Vanessa back when I was 16 years old.

And I've never forgotten her.

And I've never forgotten her and I've never forgotten her

because she,

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