Vacation ! Hi friends! There wont be a film, streaming, review column this week or next as I am taking a wee break! See you soon! Anne …
Turning the Page: What She Said Bids Farewell to Radio
This is the end. There is no more track left for What She Said on traditional radio. After eight incredible years of broadcasting on 105.9 The Region—five of those under my stewardship—the show’s chapter on FM radio is closing. This decision wasn’t made lightly, but the reality is that …
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Cara Gee on Love, AI, and Levels of Illusion and Reality.
Cara Gee is a mysterious figure in Adam Stern’s alarming sci-fi thriller Levels, a look at what could lie ahead for us as AI gains power. Gee’s Ash, and Joe (Peter Mooney) are new lovers but one horrifying day, Joe witnesses Ash’ vicious murder in broad daylight. Joe will step inside a toxic AI …
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History of the Front Room, Martha, Music’s Hero and Royal Battle VS Homelessness.
By Anne Brodie Here, Robert Zemeckis’ history of a place over its lifetime of millions of years, ice ages, extinctions, renewal, and modern times takes an unusual approach to storytelling. A home sprouts up in the last century where primordial ooze had been and where meteorites had crashed, and …
No, I Will Not Sit Down, Thank You Very Much
I recently unearthed this piece I wrote in 2016 through the magic of the Wayback Machine, and originally published under my former name, and the words feel just as, if not more, relevant today. I was reminded of it when someone on social media called me a "travel and lifestyle harpy" this week and …
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