Adam Tod Brown

Adam Tod Brown and Jeff May discuss the historical significance and modern challenges of cursive writing, exploring its decline in education and the ongoing cursive conundrum. They delve into handwriting techniques, the origins of cursive writing, and its evolution through history, from ancient civilizations to modern times.

Adam Todd Brown, a pop culture critic and writer, joins to defend Mariah Carey's 'Glitter' against its bad rap. He argues that the film, much like its soundtrack, deserves a second look for its artistic merits. The discussion dives into the struggles of celebrity life and how the film mirrors Carey's own challenges in the music industry. They explore its 1980s setting, critique other celebrity biopics, and highlight misunderstood elements in 'Glitter,' all while infusing humor and insightful analysis into this often-mocked film.

Join Marina Reimann, a passionate defender of Sucker Punch's artistic vision, and Adam Tod Brown, who adds depth to the discussion. They explore the film’s intricate layers of reality, trauma, and escapism through a psychological lens. The conversation dives into themes of female empowerment, mental health, and the interplay between fantasy and reality. Together, they both critique and celebrate the movie's complexities, navigating its narrative missteps while appreciating its stylistic choices.