I believe that museums are one of the best ways to discover a place, whether it’s your first time visiting or you’ve lived there your whole life. Join me on this adventure as I get to know the world….one museum as a time. I’m your host, Hannah Hethmon. In each episode, I visit a different museum to discover its stories, discuss challenges and triumphs with fascinating museum professionals (and vol... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
I always meant to get back into doing Museum in Strange Places episodes, but producing professionally as Better Lemon Creative Audio and the pandemic got in the way. Now, I'm finally back with a brand new show for museum workers, WE THE MUSEUM. We th... more
One of the many projects I've been working on through my new production company (Better Lemon Creative Audio) is a podcast for the Vagina Museum in London. I'm so passionate about the work this museum is doing, and I think you're going to LOVE this p... more
I know it's been a long time since a new episode came out, but I have a good excuse! Don't unsubscribe yet, I promise new episodes are on their way.
[A pilot for a new show I developed about living in London. I'm really proud of how it turned out, but I just don't have the time to make more episodes, so it's going to live here on the Museum in Strange Places feed. more
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Hanna you’re awesome! Thanks for your book!
Compelling, quirky, and masterful. Hannah has a talent for coaxing amazing stories from her interviewees. VERY highly recommended!
I give all the stars to this podcast, it’s so interesting! And I love the way the host tell us about the museums and also love their voice and their passion for museums. Listening from Mexico City.
I first became aware of Hannah’s podcast, Museums in Strange Places, when I came across Hannah’s extensive list of museum podcast. Museums in Strange places is a very delightful and unique podcast. What I love the most is how Hannah highlights various topics and issues on the museum world by interviewing the personnel of various institutions in Iceland. Listeners are also able to learn more about Iceland and the communities and people. more
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