In this pan Atlantic episode, I had the privilege of interviewing Danny Kurtzman, the creator and star of the groundbreaking film Good Bad Things, alongside Steve Way, the film's executive producer and a prominent advocate in the disabled creative community.

The night before our conversation, my wife and I watched Good Bad Things and were profoundly moved by its authentic portrayal of disability, love, and self-acceptance. The film follows Danny, a young man with muscular dystrophy, as he navigates the complexities of online dating and personal growth. His unexpected connection with Madi, an enigmatic photographer, challenges him to embrace vulnerability and discover the unique beauty of his body.

Our discussion delves into:

The inspiration behind Good Bad Things: How Danny and Steve transformed personal experiences into a compelling narrative.

Authentic representation: The significance of having disabled creators and lead characters in mainstream cinema.

Impact on the disability community: How the film challenges societal perceptions and fosters inclusivity.

Universal themes: Exploring the film's messages that resonate with both disabled and non-disabled audiences.


This insightful conversation offers a deep dive into the making of Good Bad Things and its broader implications for representation in media. Whether you're passionate about inclusive storytelling or simply love compelling cinema, this episode is a must-watch.

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