Welcome to Karen Hunter's awesome. I'm Karen Hunter, and today we're going to talk about walking.

Surprise. Yeah, I know. That's kind of a theme. And today I'm literally talking about

the Long Walk, which came out back in September of 2025. I actually bought tickets to see it in the

theater, but decided because we were already living in some sort of dystopian, apocalyptic,

depression, totalitarian regime that I didn't necessarily want to sit two hours in a

movie theater in something that already felt like we were in.

And we still are in it.

But the big screen makes it so much more palpable.

So I bought tickets, didn't end up going to see it.

I read somewhere that in Los Angeles for the opening

week, they had some movie theaters where people literally were able to walk on a treadmill

three miles an hour for the entire movie. And I thought if that were in my area, I definitely would

have done that because that sounded like it was amazing. And if you did that, please let me know.

Hit me up at Karen Hunter's Show.com.

Hit the contact page.

Let me know how that experience was.

But I was intrigued because I love Stephen King.

I love his attention to humanity in detail in a way.

Like that man's mind is beautiful, is disturbing.

It's crazy. it's a lot of

things. But I think Stephen King is always grappling with our humanity and how we arrive

at being like full human beings. And there's this desire I see in his writing. And the more

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