If you are reading it, the possibilities that you prefer to gossip are close to 100 percent - about celebrities and probably about your neighbors, friends and colleagues and their neighbors, friends and colleagues. But do you feel bad about it? Reject this guilt and shame, because entertainment has the advantage for your health and may affect permanent positive social changes, asks Kelsi McKiniThe creator of the popular podcast "common gossip" and the author of the former host and a new book essay, You did not listen to it from me (most) the true notes in the industry of the gossip.

McKini says "We're in a moment where Gossip was probably not less than five years ago," McKini says Our weekly Exclusively in a new interview. “People are quite open about loving gossip. More than ever, people are personally coming to me and like this, 'Have you heard this thing?' And so I think that a bit more of the positive swing is happening. It was said that polluting the gossip is so deep in our culture that I think it is a really difficult thing to overcome ""

McKini wrote as You didn't hear it from meThe gossip has long been neglected as a deadly sin in the sexist, as a deadly sin (as he was taught in his childhood church), as excessively, intellectual, toxic and bad mozo. However, the act of dishing it can be perfectly healthy.

"Physically, we know that gossiping reduces your heart rate, which seems to reverse - like a bar you do and get excited," he explained. "Scientists still don't know why, but they think it's because you are feeling more comfortable."

Which comes to the social benefits of your favorite CW or your passive aggressive officemate. McKini said, "Culturally a sign of gossip faith." “You don't gossip someone you hate. Ever "

And the moment of circle-belief can also strengthen our cognitive and analytical skills. McKini explained, "Gossip is how we realize the world." "So we are not talking about our friends or our colleagues, we are using data that we can collect from all these small gossip from other places to determine how we will behave."

However, the "Normal Gossip" podcast focuses on the non-famous people focused on the fibers-an elite dog's grooming salon or a bacheloret party has become severely horrible like us. “I love celebrity gossip! I am the first to do that I can't judge anyone for doing this. I am telling you. I read the Daily Mail. I read people I am reading everything in legacy magazines from blind items and then I listen to who I am weekly. "

Native of Texas is a lifetime fan Britney Spears And Taylor Swift ("I saw him on his second tour!) And a Rebid Reality TV watchman whose absolute favorite entry into the genre Traveler - A show where he mentions, run the gossip action and how the contestants survive (or are manipulated).

McKini said "Anyone who consumes both competitive rituals and indefinite real, I think I'm working as a translator right now," McKini said, "I have to explain to those where my friends are watching Real housewives That Boston Was really heated and everyone loved him and 20 years ago he was the beloved of America, and then I could explain me Survive People's mobility Selling sunset, Which is just a kind of crazy. "

As McKini wrote, with many more serious partnerships, another form of gossip to the real world is the whipper network - where information is personally divided to express the corrupt individuals or power systems possible. In recent years, we have seen that the whipper networks have dropped the #MeToo movement and strong celebrities and other images beyond that. "We're talking about two things here," McKini said. "The first is a whipper network that exists in people who warn each other and warn each other about one who is dangerous. So it says everything from the women of a bar, 'Don't talk to that guy', to the least employees, which authorities are bad and what is not. "

"When we talk about the #MeToo movement," he also said, "It is so interesting about it is that Dissertation On a whipper network. So it is already a beautiful exposed privacy that is taking and making it public knowledge. So when we think about the biggest cases of getting out of the #MeToo movement, Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, These cases, I read blind items for years. People know that information is there. People have been talking about it for decades. "

The author is not fully optimistic that all the whipper network promotions will be revolutionary. "McKini said," As a result, it is interested to see how far it is. " “We did not see a ton of actual justice. But the whipper networks were always there and they would always be there, because even if you didn't publish it in the New York Times, we kept each other safe. "

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