Marisa Crane is a writer based in San Diego, CA. What I love about Marisa's chapbook Our Debatable Bodies is how it moves from one emotion to another and another, both within a poem and throughout the collection—the poems juxtapose our society's casual misogyny and homophobia with the tenderness and intimacy of a moment between lovers. In our conversation, Marisa and I talked about her book, our "zig-zagging brains," and what it means to invite an audience into our private moments. Then for the second segment, we talked about the hit sitcom Schitt's Creek.

(Conversation recorded October 8, 2019.)

Bonus Reading: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear Marisa read her poem "We Get To Talking About Dating Apps & I Remember How."

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Show Notes:

• Marisa Crane
• Marisa Crane - Our Debatable Bodies
• Marisa Crane - "yapping dogs"
• Steven Universe
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 98: Lyz Lenz
• Lyz Lenz - "How Many Personal Stories Must Women Share to Convince Others of Their Humanity?"
• Marisa Crane - "The Real Community Guidelines: How to Be a True Ally"
• Paige Lewis - "When I Tell My Husband I Miss the Sun, He Knows"
• Schitt's Creek
• Dan Levy
• Sarah Rose Etter - The Book of X
• Jenny Offill - Dept. of Speculation
• Mary Robison - Why Did I Ever

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