Dr. Marcia Chatelain

brought him back time and time again he becomes this authority because he's so likable i think a lot of people lose sight of the fact that he was actually someone who actively was looking to be a media doctor as well i did not realize that he wasn't necessarily plucked by Oprah, but he had been working a lot of different ways to try to be the face of medicine on television.

brought him back time and time again he becomes this authority because he's so likable i think a lot of people lose sight of the fact that he was actually someone who actively was looking to be a media doctor as well i did not realize that he wasn't necessarily plucked by Oprah, but he had been working a lot of different ways to try to be the face of medicine on television.

brought him back time and time again he becomes this authority because he's so likable i think a lot of people lose sight of the fact that he was actually someone who actively was looking to be a media doctor as well i did not realize that he wasn't necessarily plucked by Oprah, but he had been working a lot of different ways to try to be the face of medicine on television.

And so I think that that's an important thing to note. And just like Dr. Phil was her trial coach when she was being sued by the beef industry, it's her intimate contact with these people that, And I think that this is important because what then happens is that she's also a business person. So she starts producing shows for them or she starts getting them in contact to get a larger platform.

And so I think that that's an important thing to note. And just like Dr. Phil was her trial coach when she was being sued by the beef industry, it's her intimate contact with these people that, And I think that this is important because what then happens is that she's also a business person. So she starts producing shows for them or she starts getting them in contact to get a larger platform.

And so I think that that's an important thing to note. And just like Dr. Phil was her trial coach when she was being sued by the beef industry, it's her intimate contact with these people that, And I think that this is important because what then happens is that she's also a business person. So she starts producing shows for them or she starts getting them in contact to get a larger platform.

And so I think that the problem with all of these people is that they were already primed. And I think they exhausted the capacities of the Oprah type audience. And then they took a right wing turn because obviously, Who knows what the real politics of any of these people are?

And so I think that the problem with all of these people is that they were already primed. And I think they exhausted the capacities of the Oprah type audience. And then they took a right wing turn because obviously, Who knows what the real politics of any of these people are?

And so I think that the problem with all of these people is that they were already primed. And I think they exhausted the capacities of the Oprah type audience. And then they took a right wing turn because obviously, Who knows what the real politics of any of these people are?

We want, we need to see. Okay. We need to see. So we had always seen Oprah as this person who was overcoming everything, overcoming very traumatic childhood, overcoming the luxism and the fat phobia of the media. Colorism of everything. Yeah. But Oprah's money was on the table with this lawsuit. I remember. And she, for the first time was like, y'all, I was scared, scared.

We want, we need to see. Okay. We need to see. So we had always seen Oprah as this person who was overcoming everything, overcoming very traumatic childhood, overcoming the luxism and the fat phobia of the media. Colorism of everything. Yeah. But Oprah's money was on the table with this lawsuit. I remember. And she, for the first time was like, y'all, I was scared, scared.

We want, we need to see. Okay. We need to see. So we had always seen Oprah as this person who was overcoming everything, overcoming very traumatic childhood, overcoming the luxism and the fat phobia of the media. Colorism of everything. Yeah. But Oprah's money was on the table with this lawsuit. I remember. And she, for the first time was like, y'all, I was scared, scared.

And this man got me all the way together. So that, That introduction was really like, huh, what was he saying to Oprah to help this superwoman kind of get it together? And then on the show, he actually had some very good relationship advice. And then it started to do this thing that I think is also at the essence of self-help and capitalism.

And this man got me all the way together. So that, That introduction was really like, huh, what was he saying to Oprah to help this superwoman kind of get it together? And then on the show, he actually had some very good relationship advice. And then it started to do this thing that I think is also at the essence of self-help and capitalism.

And this man got me all the way together. So that, That introduction was really like, huh, what was he saying to Oprah to help this superwoman kind of get it together? And then on the show, he actually had some very good relationship advice. And then it started to do this thing that I think is also at the essence of self-help and capitalism.

And it was an uplift philosophy that while it was a little tough, wasn't that different than the kind of things that Oprah was saying on her show? Yeah. Oprah's show is all about you as an individual, what you need to do.

And it was an uplift philosophy that while it was a little tough, wasn't that different than the kind of things that Oprah was saying on her show? Yeah. Oprah's show is all about you as an individual, what you need to do.

And it was an uplift philosophy that while it was a little tough, wasn't that different than the kind of things that Oprah was saying on her show? Yeah. Oprah's show is all about you as an individual, what you need to do.

And I also think she set the scene for our expectation of what television does. I used to watch the old Phil Donahue shows, and a lot of those were very educational.

And I also think she set the scene for our expectation of what television does. I used to watch the old Phil Donahue shows, and a lot of those were very educational.