
lavinia
Co-Host of There She Goes
Lavinia Spalding is series editor of The Best Women’s Travel Writing, author of Writing Away, and co-author of With a Measure of Grace and This Immeasurable Place. She introduced the e-book edition of Edith Wharton’s classic travelogue, A Motor-Flight Through France, and she has contributed to such publications as AFAR, Longreads, Tin House, Y oga Journal, Sunset, AirBnB magazine, Ms., Post Road, Inkwell, The Bold Italic, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Guardian UK, and The Best Travel Writing. Her work has won gold Lowell Thomas and Solas awards, has been recognized in The Best American Travel Writing and has been written about in The New Yorker and The New York Times. Lavinia teaches writing workshops around the world and is available for speaking engagements, corporate storytelling classes, private editing, consulting, and coaching. She is a member of The Writers Grotto and Peauxdunque Writers’ Alliance. She lives in New Orleans. Watch Lavinia’s TEDx talk here, and sign up to receive occasional updates here.
lavinia has hosted 35 Episodes.
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Episode 5: S1E4: There She Goes: Faith Adiele, Passing Through Bandit Territory
April 20th, 2021 | 13 mins 28 secs
bandits, thailand, trains, travel
Today we travel with Faith Adiele to Thailand, where, on a pilgrimage in search of famous nuns, she finds her plans abruptly changed by a group of drunken businessmen, one small, sleepy boy, and the threat of bandits.
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Episode 1: There She Goes: How it all started
April 1st, 2021 | 11 mins 57 secs
friends, new orleans, stories, travel, women
Today, for our very first episode, we’ll begin in the South, in New Orleans, with my co-host Kelly Chappie, telling the story behind the making of There She Goes. It involves very big oysters, very cheap cocktails, a few Tornado warnings, and a friendship that was waiting to happen.
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There She Goes: teaser
March 29th, 2021 | 41 secs
escape, stories, travel, women
Welcome to There She Goes -- where women writers share true stories of travel.
THEIR stories, THEIR experiences, told in THEIR own voices.