I have actually got very bored with it all (I don't mean Bellgab ) I mean the ufo,paranormal thing.There is no longer a curtain there is no longer a mystery. I thank Art Bell for the journey, what I was looking for was nostalgia a time that can never be again..Heather go back to the phone sex trade, it's more profitable and more suited to your skill set.
P's send me your number Heather I need good Phone.
I think it depends on what aspect of the "paranormal" thing you're talking about. There are so many topics you could include.
Several years ago, my family rented a cabin a few hours south of where I live. No phones, no TV.. but the place had a bookshelf with a bunch of interesting reading material. One book in particular caught my eye, and it was about people who vanished into thin air. Well known cases of people who walked into the wilderness and just vanished. It was fascinating, and considering I was in a cabin more or less in the middle of nowhere, it was perfect. I then started watching any "vanished" TV documentaries that I could get my hands on. It's since morphed to listening to podcasts, and multiple interviews by David Paulides. (Regardless of whatever you think of him as a person, the stories he's collected over the years have been both fascinating and heartbreaking), and beyond.
Obviously a show done live 5 nights a week can't really focus on one topic w/out becoming stale fast (unless you're a Limbaugh, Hannity or Levine

) but like I said.. it's one aspect of what you could consider paranormal. Out of the norm. There are a LOT of subjects you could cover.
A listener such as myself can skip over shows in the categories of science and conspiracies (unless it's JFK

), and instead choose to listen to "demons", or the"unexplained", or "after death communications".
I really hoped my kids would be as fascinated by all of this shit as I am. Sadly, they're not. We have all of the material they could want, and yet it sits here. (But then I also sometimes walk around cemeteries for historical research, and my kids want nothing to do with that, either).