The British Museum is famous for its objects, which represent over 2 million years of human history and culture. The objects speak to us thanks to the experts who have helped to tell their stories for well over two centuries. This podcast takes a fresh look at some of the tales that have shaped the Museum’s story – both famous and less well known.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
This month we’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Great Court, so Sian and Francesca head to the archives to find out more about the building of this incredible space. Also from the archives we have an interview with Rentakill h... more
This month Hugo and Sushma check in with Amber Lincoln, lead curator of the Citi exhibition ‘Arctic: culture and climate’. They talk with Rachel King, curator of European Renaissance, about the Waddesdon Bequest and a special display of a 19th-centur... more
This month hails Hugo and Sushma’s triumphant return – they are talking with Sandra Smith, head of Collection Care about how your breath helps objects in the galleries. Sushma chats with Imma Ramos, lead curator of our new Tantra exhibition, and Sian... more
This month Sushma returns to presenting, talking with Maria Bojanowska, Dorset Foundation Head of National Programmes – they discuss the many ways the British Museum makes the collection accessible nationwide. Food historian Tasha Marks is back, this... more
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Middle class women wittering on about her domestic life and making small talk with others about thier home life tribulations. Occasionally talk about the British Museum.
Very faint-hard to hear on full volume
Good content, but the presenter speaks so fast the podcast can’t be enjoyed.
The first 4 were very entertaining, then it all went down hill and got very dry from there. Volume is a bit all over the place.
I the new format is not very sharp. There are interesting bits of information, but the interviews ramble. As smart, knowledgeable, and curious as the hosts are, they clearly aren’t skilled in journalism. They allow segments to ramble, get far away from the topic, ask too many questions at once so the guests don’t answer everything. In short, the interviews aren’t curated. There’s no real story. Boring. Also they don’t use the mics properly, clearly forgetting they’re there so that more than one ... more
Apple Podcasts | #248 | United Kingdom/History |
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