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The Robert Scott Bell Show is now available on Brighteon.com, and you can subscribe to see every new broadcast episode that's posted
(Natural News) The new-and-improved Brighteon 2.0 has finally been released, and some of the biggest names in independent media have created news channels there that you simply won’t want to miss.
One of these is Robert Scott Bell of The Robert Scott Bell Show. Bell’s channel currently has dozens of videos on it about everything from vaccine safety and industrial agriculture, to current events and late-breaking news.
As you’ll notice, we’ve implemented a few changes to the system that we hope will make it easier for our users to find the content they want. For instance, the latest videos from a user, in this case Robert Scott Bell, will pop up right at the top of the list every time you log in, just so long as you’re subscribed to his channel.
Brighteon users also have the option to add channels like Bell’s into their RSS feeds, which will similarly notify them whenever a new video is published.
Another change is that we’ve removed the few-second advertisements that used to play at the beginning of every Brighteon video, making the user experience more captivating and less distracting.
These are among the latest improvements in Brighteon 2.0, which we hope our users will appreciate. And we’re excited to have kindred spirits like Robert Scott Bell on there to share with you news that you likely won’t hear anywhere else.
If you haven’t yet checked out The Robert Scott Bell Show, you’re really missing out!
Bell has been a longtime ally of ours, producing his own radio show that tackles hard-hitting topics rarely discussed by the “big guys.” Back in April, for instance, Bell interviewed Dr. Rashid Buttar about how to live cancer-free.
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Just prior to that, Bell interviewed Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, about internet censorship, during which he also discussed the case of the State of North Carolina against vaccine rights attorney Alan Phillips.
Bell has also featured guests like vaccine truth advocate Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, The Truth About Cancer guru Ty Bollinger, the ever-sharp Del Bigtree, Dr. Frank King, and many, many others.
It’s also worth mentioning that Dr. Joseph Mercola of Mercola.com has similarly joined the Brighteon platform after having been kicked off of Google for telling too much truth about how to stay healthy without pharmaceuticals and vaccines.
There’s so much awesome content coming to Brighteon these days that we just had to make you aware of it, especially as Google-owned YouTube continues to demonetize and deplatform truth-tellers and truth-seekers with prejudice.
As we continue to strive to create a free and safe media environment for users that isn’t centered around censorship like YouTube is, you’re likely to see more and more of your favorite names put up content at Brighteon. Heck, even you can create a Brighteon account yourself and do the very same thing.
Be on the lookout for continual updates about how Brighteon is always evolving to better serve your needs. We’ll also keep you posted about all the newcomers who are migrating over to the platform in search of greener, freer pastures.
“Later this year, Brighteon will feature Twitter-like functionality, where content channel owners can post text messages to their followers or subscribers,” Adams recently announced about some of Brighteon’s upcoming features.
“Brighteon does not shadowban anyone. If you are a content channel owner, your messages and videos will reach 100% of your subscribers, every time, without exception. (You won’t get Zucked by Brighteon.),” he further explained.
For more related news about why it’s a bad idea to continue relying on YouTube for your news, be sure to check out Censorship.news.
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