Cursive, known for being writing, famous for being loopy and school.

Nobody thinks much about it, so let's have some fun.

Let's find out why curs alive is more interesting than people think it is. My name is Alex Schmidt and I'm not alone because I'm joined by my co-host Katie Golden. Katie, hello.

Yes. Hello. Hi. Hi. And we are so thrilled to have additional guests joining us to. It's our old buddies Adam Todd Brown from shows

such as you don't even like this show on the UnPops Podcast Network. And Jeff May, who is Adam's frequent

co-host on that show, has his own shows including Jeff has cool friends. Adam, Jeff, welcome. Hello.

Hey, hey, thanks. Thanks for having us here except for Jeff.

Hey, no, Adam's a bad person, but I'm happy to be here so you could have a good person on.

Jeff, Jeff didn't want to do this.

I specifically had to beg Adam to do this.

Why did we bring in two people with so much authentic conflict between them?

Oh, no.

What a mistake for the vibes.

Fellas, please.

We're all terrible people.

And I want to thank listener Mav for the suggestion of this week's topic,

also with support from Jesse G. and Sage and others on the Discord.

Maybe start with Adam and Jeff and then Katie.

What is your relationship to or opinion of this week's topic, which is cursive?

I was among those 90s, early aughts, Omaha bands.

I was always more of a bright-eyes guy.

But cursive is good. Also, they're a little more Fugasey-like than I'm comfortable with, but they've got some solid records. What we have here is a classic

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