Lois Eby: VPR Commentaries

Below is a list of links to my commentaries which have aired on Vermont Public Radio. My first commentary was in the fall of 1998. I focus on the arts, women's issues and civil rights. Both VPR and I welcome response to the commentaries.

(Descriptions are copied directly from VPR's host's original introductions.)

  • 2004-05-01
    March for Women's Lives
    Commentator Lois Eby was one of the million or so women in the March for Women's Lives. Here are some of her reflections on that experience.

  • 2004-02-24
    G. Roy Levin
    Commentator Lois Eby remembers a friend and colleague who died last July. G. Roy Levin would have been 73 today.

  • 2003-06-26
    Alice Neel: Women drawn

    The artist Alice Neel's drawings of women are being featured in a show in Burlington this summer. Commentator Lois Eby has some thoughts about Neel's work and her contribution to contemporary images of women.

  • 2002-12-16
    Great thoughts: Bread and Puppet Theater

    Commentator Lois Eby reflects on how the ideas of Peter Schumann and the Bread and Puppet Theater have contributed to art and social conscience in Vermont and around the world, as VPR continues to explore Great Thoughts of Vermont.

  • 2002-11-29
    Film, 'Here Today' moves audience

    Recently commentator Lois Eby saw the film "Here Today: Heroin in Vermont" and she was moved by this documentary about the effects of heroin on addicts and their families.

  • 2002-11-04
    Honoring poet Hayen Carruth

    This month Vermont will host a series of four celebrations honoring the poet Hayden Carruth. Commentator Lois Eby shares her own memories of the poet.

  • 2002-10-23
    Bill Davison and Jamaican artists at the Fleming Museum

    Commentator Lois Eby recently visited UVM's Fleming Museum where she viewed two exhibits, both very impressive and each very different from the other.

  • 2002-09-19
    The paintings of Jose Clemente Orozco

    Commentator Lois Eby says that a current show at the Hood Museum of Art unites art, politics, history and human suffering.

  • 2002-08-21
    Janet McKenzie art exhibit

    Commentator Lois Eby tells us about a thought provoking art exhibit coming to a close this weekend.

  • 2002-07-23
    James Nachtwey: Testimony to an Inferno

    Weeks after friends urged her to see an exhibit of disturbing photographs at Dartmouth's Hood Museum, commentator Lois Eby is still reflecting on the unforgettable images.

  • 2002-06-11
    Young People Inherit a Difficult World

    With recent graduations in mind, commentator Lois Eby offers some thoughts on the world young people are inheriting and the qualities they bring to it.

  • 2002-05-29
    Wardrobe Chronicles

  • 2002-04-29
    Pearl Buck and the Cycle of War

    Commentator Lois Eby says that recent events have reminded her of writer Pearl Buck's experiences in China at the beginning of the 20th century.

  • 2002-04-11
    "From Swastika to Jim Crow" a Documentary

    Commentator Lois Eby recently saw a new documentary that tells the story of an unusual partnership between a handful of American colleges and Jewish teachers fleeing the holocaust.

  • 2002-03-28
    Four Women Artists in March

  • 2002-01-17
    John Biggers: His Life and Art

  • 2002-01-02
    The War Drawings and Etchings of Kerr Eby

  • 2001-12-19
    December Light

  • 2001-11-01: Attack on America: Special Commentary
    Walking to the World Trade Center Site - by Lois Eby

  • 2001-09-25: Attack on America: Special Commentary
    The Photographs of John M. Miller - by Lois Eby


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    updated: 5/04/2004