Commentary Series
Commentary Series
If Only I Had Known!: A Piece of Cake?
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VPR commentators shared their thoughts on a common theme at an annual brunch this spring. We asked them to write about, "If Only I Had Known." And that inspired Edith Hunter to share this tale about … well … about cake.Commentary Series
Hunter: The Seasonal Progression
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When looking for signs of spring, commentator Edith Hunter doesn’t have to venture far from home.Commentary Series
Hunter: Those Goldfinch
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Commentator Edith Hunter has been watching spring arrive – at her bird feeder.Commentary Series
Hunter: The William & Charles Museum
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One of commentator Edith Hunter’s favorite memories is of founding a museum – at home – with the help of the entire family.Commentary Series
Hunter: Laura Bridgman
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Most people know about of Helen Keller, but comparitively few have heard of Laura Bridgman. As part of our recognition of Women’s History Month, commentator Edith Hunter has her story.Commentary Series
Hunter: Laying An Egg
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Commentator Edith Hunter is beginning to look forward to spring – and baby chicks – one of the hallmarks of the season.Commentary Series
Hunter: Planning And Zoning History
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Commentator Edith Hunter moved to Weathersfield in the late 1960s, just as Land Use Planning was beginning to take hold in Vermont. As a concept that’s still a source of debate today, Hunter thinks it’s useful to remember the early days.Commentary Series
Hunter: Candlemas Day
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Tomorrow winter is technically half over – whether the groundhog sees his shadow or not. So commentator Edith Hunter is taking stock of what’s left in the pantry and woodshed – to see her through until spring.Commentary Series
