Don’t let her funny, laidback approachability fool you – Phoebe Robinson is a powerhouse. The comedian, author, and activist launched a publishing imprint, started a production company, and wrote a book since the COVID lockdown. The new book, a collection of essays called Please Don’t Sit On My Bed In Your Outside Clothes, is a comic, linguistically whimsical, and honest series of reflections on topics often difficult to confront without Robinson’s unique perspective. She joined “City Lights” host Lois Reitzes via Zoom to share a little slice of her fascinating life, and the experiences that find their way into her many creative expressions.
Interview highlights:
On Robinson’s special knack for casual writing and coining neologisms:
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