Bryan Greene

Hey, thanks for joining me as we roll out these first couple episodes of After the Break.

It'd be a missed opportunity if I also didn't mention my other podcast, The Commercial Break.

The Commercial Break, or TCB, releases new episodes every Tuesday through Friday.

And most Tuesdays, we interview celebrities on our TCB infomercial series.

Bringing it back to After the Break, I would love to hear your thoughts, ideas, or collaboration requests for this podcast.

Text me 212-433-3822.

That's 212-433-3822.

Let me know any ideas you have for the show or any weird things you're into that I can focus on.

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Let's listen to those sponsors and then we'll get back to this episode after the break.

And now we come to the third act, a purely selfish exercise in hearing my own perspective.

I do this not to try and convince you, but to share where I'm coming from.

And let's start with Teresa.

When we see Teresa on TV having fun and all the shits and giggles,

And all the tears and all the laughs and all the loud family bullshit that plays into the mythology of Teresa Caputo being some magic carpet rider through the afterlife.

We're missing a little bit of a bigger point.

People are trusting psychics with their mental health.

They're trying to get clarity and answers from supposed clairvoyance and psychics.