Cara McDonough's guest appearances

Cara McDonough

Level E (with Eric LeMay)

LeMayZing! Cars, Collecting, History, and Culture with Eric LeMay

Eric LeMay

Pilar LeMay

Bob MacMahon

Paul Lundy

Ted O'Dell

Doug Drowley

Molly Butterworth

Jack Mueller

Tom Neff

Eric G

Rachel Kerr

Brooks Stevens

Leif Hansen

Pete Wevurski

Sharon LeMay

OwlTail

Cara McDonough talks about her father, Fred Rotondaro, a well-respected figure in Washingon D.C., his diagnosis with cancer and death, and how we talk about death and grief with each other.  Cara's a writer who has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and Salon among other places. She covers many topics, but most enjoys writing about experiences we all share. She lives in Hamden, CT  with her husband and three kids.  You can read her blog and find links here: caramcduna.com

<p>Cara McDonough talks about her father, Fred Rotondaro, a well-respected figure in Washingon D.C., his diagnosis with cancer and death, and how we talk about death and grief with each other.  Cara's a writer who has appeared in The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and Salon among other places. She covers many topics, but most enjoys writing about experiences we all share. She lives in Hamden, CT  with her husband and three kids.  You can read her blog and find links here: <a href="http://caramcduna.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">caramcduna.com</a></p>

Cara McDonough: On her father, his death and talking about grief

Freelance writer and essayist Cara McDonough talk about an important facet of automobiles in society: A space to feel protected and, even, have a good cry. It's not something often thought about when it comes to our automobiles.  Her story about this first appeared in the Washington Post, but it resonated across several places on the internet.   Cara has written for several media, including The Boston Globe, Salon, HuffPost. She lives in Hamden, CT with her husband and three children and an energetic dog.  You can read her blog and links to more of her work at www.caramcduna.com

<p>Freelance writer and essayist Cara McDonough talk about an important facet of automobiles in society: A space to feel protected and, even, have a good cry. It's not something often thought about when it comes to our automobiles.  Her story about this first appeared in the Washington Post, but it resonated across several places on the internet.   Cara has written for several media, including The Boston Globe, Salon, HuffPost. She lives in Hamden, CT with her husband and three children and an energetic dog.  You can read her blog and links to more of her work at <a href="http://www.caramcduna.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.caramcduna.com</a></p>

Cara McDonough and Cars as Personal Spaces