Connecting Generations: Our Dads and Their Hidden Histories

Connecting Generations: Our Dads and Their Hidden Histories

From Invisible Histories by Cari Simson Elke Hautala

January 6, 2026 · 1h 13m · Season 6 · Episode 1

About this episode

Hosts Cari Simson and Elke Hautala engage in meaningful conversations with their fathers about family histories and public history.

In this heartwarming New Year's episode of Invisible Histories, hosts Cari Simson and Elke Hautala celebrate fresh beginnings by turning the spotlight on their own families. They engage in meaningful conversations with their fathers, John Simson and Burton Kummerow, who share their unique experiences and contributions to public history. As both dads delve into their respective roles, listeners are treated to a rich tapestry of stories that highlight the importance of community engagement and the preservation of history. John, the Sexton of South Burlington, Vermont, discusses his efforts to restore local cemeteries, emphasizing the significance of maintaining these historical sites for future generations. Meanwhile, Burton shares his lifelong dedication to living history in Maryland, reflecting on the power of storytelling and the role of public history in today's complex political climate. This episode not only showcases the impactful work of their fathers but also encourages listeners to connect with their own family histories. Cari and Elke remind us that these personal narratives can offer invaluable insights and foster a deeper understanding of our collective past. Join them…

People in this episode

Hosts: Cari Simson, Elke Hautala

Guests: John Simson, Burton Kummerow

Topics covered

  • family history
  • public history
  • community engagement
  • storytelling
  • cemetery restoration

Keywords

  • family stories
  • history preservation
  • cemetery restoration
  • living history
  • community stories

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Vermont Old Cemeteries Association, Historic St. Mary's City

Places: South Burlington, Vermont, Maryland

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