The Small Moments of Motherhood with Sarah Hunt
Jenny Stanton welcomes Sarah Hunt, writer, mother, humorist, to the Podcast Edition of Women Writing for a Change, as she explores the moments that make up motherhood, and casts them in an amusing light.
In her first essay, Sarah reports on her presence of mind during the production process of “The Bird” and the slip of her tongue that comes with a slip of the turkey. Sarah next tackles monsters in the dark, and more importantly, parenting “fragile children” who poke each other in the eye, and accepting her role as a floundering mom. Finally, listeners will find contentment in the surprises written about in 4 p.m. Silence.
Sarah entertains listeners by turning upside down the small moments in her life. Read more of her work at cincysarah.blogspot.com.
Sarah is pictured at right, with Anderson and David.
Sending Forth Words that are Bold and Necessary
But once you become active in something, something happens to you. You get excited and suddenly you realize you count. - Studs Terkel
From women connecting through the arts to rap singers and art critics, The Podcast Edition brings listeners lively discussions about the intersection of writing and life. Poetry, essays, fiction and even rap, showcases the words of women, young women and men who are inspired by the power of the written and spoken word.
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