Also available on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/c/SpeakingofShakespeare. [See SEGMENTS below] Thomas Dabbs speaks with Roze Hentschell of Colorado State University about her recent book: 'St Paul's Cathedral Precinct in Early Modern Literature and Culture: Spatial Practices'. LINKS: The Virtual St Pauls Cathedral Project: https://vpcathedral.chass.ncsu.edu. The Virtual Pauls Cross Project: https://vpcp.chass.ncsu.edu. SEGMENTS: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:02:20 - St Paul’s Precinct in the Early Modern Period 00:09:52 - Virtual St Paul’s Project 00:16:22 - Relationships between pulpits, stages, and bookshops 00:17:09 - Going low with sermons and secular writing 00:19:38 - Non-discreet space within and without 00:22:33 - Going low with commercial aspects of the Cathedral 00:25:15 - Shopping bookshops, public responses, anxiety 00:30:55 - Masculinity and vice, in place out of place 00:39:00 - Shakespeare, more vice, and St Paul’s 00:43:37 - Roze’s book, Virtual St Paul’s, spawning more research 00:45:14 - Cloth and tapestry 00:50:15 - Roze’s work in administration: disciplinary boundaries 00:59:58 - Roze, motherhood, exercise, good habits 01:00:05 - The Mexican connection, educational background 01:02:12 - Return to the cathedral and changing spaces 01:05:00 - Paul’s Cross churchyard, bones and bookshops 01:11:35 - Roze’s future work, grounds for further research 01:17:30 - Closing remarks, Old St Paul’s and Culture