Dayna Keyes & Go-To Productions
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RR Entertainment: Ahead of the Curve with Director Jen Rainin
RR Entertainment: Ahead of the Curve with Director Jen Rainin
RR Entertainment: Ahead of the Curve with Director Jen Rainin
Monday 12th April 2021
Listen to Dayna Keyes interview Director Jen Rainin about 'Ahead of the Curve', a documentary on Curve Magazine's role in LGBTQ+ representation.
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Get the buttons here!Celebrating LGBTQ+ Representation: Jen Rainin on 'Ahead of the Curve'
I just think it's so cool that we have this magazine and we have this history to go on. I just love the history of all this, and the whole silence equals death and act up.
Ever thought about the power of a magazine to change lives? In this episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna chats with Director Jen Rainin about her documentary, 'Ahead of the Curve'. This film dives into the story of Curve Magazine, a pioneering publication that has been a beacon for the LGBTQ+ community since the 1990s.
Founded by Franco Stevens, Curve Magazine was created to provide a safe and inclusive space for lesbians, and it quickly became a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ media. Jen Rainin shares her journey of bringing this influential story to the screen. She talks about the challenges and triumphs she encountered while making the film, and why the history of Curve Magazine is so important today.
The documentary doesn't just look back; it also highlights the ongoing struggles and victories within the LGBTQ+ community. From the significance of zines to the impact of movements like Act Up and Silence Equals Death, this conversation is packed with insights. As they wrap up, Dayna and Jen discuss the future of Curve Magazine. Jen's vision is to make the magazine even more accessible and searchable, ensuring it continues to inspire and represent the LGBTQ+ community for years to come.
Her passion for this project shines through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in media representation and LGBTQ+ history. Tune in to hear Jen Rainin's inspiring story and learn more about 'Ahead of the Curve'. Whether you're part of the LGBTQ+ community or an ally, this episode offers a fascinating look at how one magazine made a lasting impact.