For this installment of “Beyond the Page,” I interviewed the hilarious Jasmine Davila and Rosamund Lannin, co-producers and co-hosts of Miss Spoken—a live storytelling show and podcast featuring work by the female-identified, exploring a new theme each month. I spoke with Jasmine and Rosamund in late April about the show’s origins (and amazing themes), their own influences, and why creating spaces for women’s experiences is so important.
Read the interview—and listen to several linked podcast episodes—on the Sixty Inches from Center website!
Featured image: Rosamund Lannin (left) and Jasmine Davila (right) stand in front of a giant wall of books that extends beyond the frame of the photo. The books are stacked floor to ceiling so that each book’s top or bottom edge is visible but its spine is not. Together, the pages create a mosaic of white, tan, and light brown rectangles behind the subjects. Davila and Lannin hold loose papers and lean, smiling or speaking, toward the microphone that Davila holds. Photo by GlitterGuts, cropped to fit. Courtesy of Miss Spoken.
