Los mejores podcasts de Tiffani Mitchell (2024)

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S03E01: Building Community through Evaluation: Olivia Roanhorse, Rebecca Rae & Daphne Littlebear 59:55

6d ago59:55

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In this episode Gladys gets to know three amazing guests, Olivia Roanhorse, Rebecca Rae, and Daphne Littlebear as they share stories about their evaluation journeys, their work as a team, and an Indigenous evaluation network that they have been nurturing in New Mexico. Olivia Roanhorse, MPH, COO and Portfolio Lead, Roanhorse Consulting, LLC. Olivia…

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S02E09: Gladys Rowe: Gathering up Learnings 16:43

11d ago16:43

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In this final episode of the special season that has focused on the arts and arts based practices in evaluation, Gladys reflects on the learnings she has gathered from the stories shared and on an inspiring exhibit from her recent visit to the Tate Modern in London. From this episode: About Richard Wagamese's Medicine Walk (2014). https://www.cbc.c…

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The curious histories behind board games, at the American Folk Art Museum 40:52

12d ago40:52

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In this week’s episode, Ben Miller speaks with Emelie Gevalt, curatorial chair for collections and curator of folk art at the American Folk Art Museum in New York. On view starting September 13 at the museum is the exhibition Playing with Design: Gameboards, Art, and Culture, an exhibition co-curated by Gevalt, who has brought along one special exa…

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Tiffany's frog-shaped creamer and pufferfish sugar dish, at the Met 41:28

26d ago41:28

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In this week’s episode, Ben Miller speaks with Annamarie Sandecki, who describes herself as the “semi-retired former director” of the Tiffany Archives, and Medill Higgins Harvey, curator of American decorative arts at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. On the light table are a curiously shaped creamer and equally curious sugar bowl, the first in the s…

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S02E08: Brandon Mitchell: You can draw too! Multidisciplinary Arts & Story 38:41

28d ago38:41

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In this episode we learn more about multidisciplinary artist Mi’gmaq artist and storyteller Brandon Mitchell from Listuguj First Nation. Dive into Brandon’s journey from childhood stories to a career in graphic novels and animation, and how he now empowers others to tell their own stories. Explore the intersection of art, culture, and evaluation in…

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S02E07: Cathy Mattes: Curation, Beading, and Radical Stitch 49:43

1M ago49:43

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Dr. Cathy Mattes is a Michif curator (MMF citizen, Westman Local-Southwest Region), writer, and art history professor based out of Sprucewoods, Manitoba, Canada. Her curation, research and writing centers on dialogic and Indigenous knowledge-centered curatorial practice as strategies for care. She has a PhD in Indigenous Studies from the University…

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BMM Indie 175: That Thing Ft. Dontea' Mitchell-Hunter 51:35

1M ago51:35

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Get your Magic Mind subscription here https://magicmind.com/RANDIEPD20 You get up to 48% off with my code: RANDIEPD20 . . . “It’s been 3 weeks since you been lookin’ for your friend” and that’s all the more reason to call a therapist. Hey y’all! Tune in as Randie chats with therapist and podcast host of the Situationsh!t Podcast, Dontea’ (Don-Tay-Y…

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CO Bites: Pretty, Dangerous 13:25

1M ago13:25

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In this week’s episode, host Ben Miller speaks with Sarah Margolis-Pineo about a turning chair prototype made at the Mount Lebanon Shaker community. But don’t sit in it. Looking like a Wendell Castle sculpture avant la lettre, its bird-bone-thin spindles and threaded metal swivel mechanism are too delicate to support the weight of a full-grown adul…

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BMM EP 174: BMM x Labyrinth of the First Gen Podcast 46:26

1M ago46:26

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Get your Magic Mind subscription here https://magicmind.com/RANDIEPD20 You get up to 48% off with my code: RANDIEPD20 . . Hey y’all, tune in to hear the Chapmans collaboration with the wonderful Weyu Shameka. Host and podcaster of the Labyrinth of the first Gen podcast. On this episode, Weyu interviews Mikey and Randie about family, immigrant famil…

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S02E06: Michael Lawrenchuk: Storytelling, healing & theatre 44:52

1M ago44:52

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In this episode Gladys sits down with Michael Lawrenchuk, who is not only her dad, but a prophetic storyteller who has greatly influenced her passion for the arts. He speaks to the role of theatre in his own healing journey and the power of storytelling. Michael Lawrenchuk has been involved in theatre, film and television as an actor, director and …

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Martha Jennings and Jeremy Campbell: 2024 State of the Media 38:57

2M ago38:57

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On this episode of MisInterPReted Fletcher Director of Media Relations, Allison Lester talks with two newsroom managers about the state of the U.S. media. Martha Jennings, WRAL's Managing Editor, coordinates assignments and staffing for Raleigh, NC's #1 news station. She was the News Director for WBIR, in Knoxville, TN. an executive producer for WF…

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S02E05: Dr. Tiffany Prete: Beadwork Methodology 43:20

2M ago43:20

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In this episode Tiffany shares her journey to develop an Indigenous beadwork methodology, how beading shows up in her work, and the stories she has witnessed as a community embedded scholar. CW: Discussion of Indian Residential Schools Bio Dr. Tiffany Prete is a member of the Kainai (Blood Tribe) of the Siksikasitapi (Blackfoot Confederacy), locate…

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Introducing Mitchell Owens 48:48

2M ago48:48

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ANTIQUES has a new editor in chief! Mitch Owens, formerly of World of Interiors, joins Ben Miller on this special episode to give listeners an inside look at his art and design philosophy, and his plans for the magazine. Sneak preview: when Ben asked what would be the salvation of the antiques world, Mitch replied that it’s essential to inspire col…

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[FLASHBACK] BMM 012: Things to Do Before You Get Married 58:23

2M ago58:23

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Try Magic Mind for free here: https://magicmind.com/RANDIEPDTRIAL With my code RANDIEPDTRIAL (just cover shipping!). Hey y'all! Your favorite bi-monthly podcasters are here tehehehe. But no seriously, the Chapmans know everybody's going through it in some way and that's why they're back with a Flashback. Tune in to hear the opening convo and see wh…

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S02E04: Linda Lee and Larry Bremner: Visual Methods and Storytelling 44:32

2M ago44:32

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In this episode Linda and Larry share stories from over four decades of research and evaluation using arts-based methods of engagement. They discuss the many meaningful and authentic ways they have used to approach people in their evaluation projects including drawing, photographs, collage, and poetry. They urge evaluators to consider how we might …

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The "Confirmed Bachelor" Who Forever Changed American Homes 41:47

2M ago41:47

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In this episode, Ben digs into the history of Beauport, the Gilded-Age mansion perched on a rock ledge overlooking Massachusetts’s Gloucester Harbor. Built by Henry Davis Sleeper, one of the country’s first interior designers, it was conceived as a house-sized Valentine for the statesman and economist Piatt Andrew, the object of Sleeper’s (unrequit…

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S02E03: Terrellyn Fearn: Storytelling, Song & Inquiry 44:25

3M ago44:25

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In this episode Gladys and Terrellyn talk about storytelling as methodology and worldview, songs in evaluation, accountabilities of evaluators, building a canoe in a learning journey, and Metuaptmumk. It’s a full and spirit filled conversation that we hope will nourish you, and inspire you to consider arts-based methods in your evaluation and every…

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THROWBACK: The WPA Origins of the American Doll, with Allison Robinson 46:17

3M ago46:17

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During the Great Depression, the Works Progress Administration funded an interracial labor program in Wisconsin that employed over five thousand women to craft handmade goods: the Milwaukee Handicraft Project. Especially noteworthy among the rugs, quilts, costumes, and books that the women produced is a run of exquisitely crafted and clothed toddle…

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Whale Teeth and the Pirate Princess 33:58

3M ago33:58

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This week on our Curious Objects podcast, host Benjamin Miller is joined by Marina Wells to discuss scrimshaw. Whalebone, teeth, and other products of the sea adorned with nautical scenes and remembrances of home, scrimshaw is a portal into the lives and daydreams of whalers confined for months at a time aboard bobbing, blood-and-blubber-spattered …

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S02E02: Jennica Nichols and Maya Lefkowich: Arts, poetry, and imagining what is possible 51:58

3M ago51:58

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In this episode Gladys sits in conversation with Jennica Nichols and Maya Lefkowich of AND Implementation. Jennica and Maya talk about their own evaluation origin stories and everything arts-based evaluation! The conversation meanders through the excitement, cautions, and learnings on their professional journey with arts-based practices and methods…

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Are Trends Sooo Over? 48:03

3M ago48:03

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This week, Ben is joined by Dan Rubinstein, design journalist and host of the Grand Tourist podcast, to discuss TRENDS. But first of all . . . do they even exist anymore? Or are we living in a post-trend world ruled by the math of the algorithm and the magnetism of sui generis celebrities? Ben and Dan consider trends through historical and pop-cult…

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S02E01: Gladys Rowe: Storytelling, arts-based practices, and evaluation 22:47

3M ago22:47

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In this first episode for a special Season 2, Gladys shares what she has been up to, the stories that provide direction in her life, and what listeners can expect in the next episodes. She recounts the power and necessity of story to hold a space for Indigenous resurgence and decolonial futures and shares some poetry - because that’s what she loves…

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BMM INDIE 172: Let's Talk About Lichen Sclerosus Ft. Kathy Ruiz-Carter 41:46

4M ago41:46

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Hey y’all! Tune in as Randie sits down with Kathy, host of the Lichen Sclerosus Podcast. Kathy was diagnosed with LS 5 years ago at 40 and the life-changing diagnosis paved the way for her podcast and organization on a mission to educate women about the auto immune disease that commonly affects the genitals. In this episode, Kathy details the sympt…

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The Secret Code Book at the Independence Seaport Museum 40:52

4M ago40:52

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In Part 2 of a special two-part podcast, host Benjamin Miller speaks again with Peter Siebert, president and CEO of Philadelphia’s Independence Seaport Museum, this time about a Revolutionary War–era naval signal book made for English Admiral Richard Howe. “Prepare to haul to the wind together on the starboard tack when in order of battle, and the …

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Ep 22: Cristina Escobar, LatinaMedia.Co: A Critics Choice for Equality 34:15

4M ago34:15

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In episode 22 of the Equality Talks podcast, host Elisa Parker introduces us to Cristina Escobar, co-founder of LatinaMedia.Co and member of ERA Coalition Forward's Communications, Public Education and Civic Engagement Working Group. Escobar introduces the third rail of the Hollywood ecosystem, the critic, the reviewer. She challenges us to not onl…

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Ep58: The Disappearance of Tiffany Reid ~ With Deiandra Reid 1:37:36

4M ago1:37:36

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Tiffany Reid is STILL MISSING According to reports, Tiffany was last seen on her way to classes at Shiprock Northwest High School in Shiprock, New Mexico at 8:20 a.m. on May 17, 2004. However, she never arrived at school and has not been heard from since. At the time, she was carrying a black backpack and a purse with her nickname, Kay-C, printed o…

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Discovering a Forgotten Folk Artist at the Independence Seaport Museum 36:02

4M ago36:02

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In Part 1 of a special two-part podcast, Curious Objects’ host Benjamin Miller speaks with Peter Siebert, president and CEO of Philadelphia’s Independence Seaport Museum about a folk art watercolor from the late 1700s that’s been the subject of a major research project. Called Navigation Lesson, the painting is believed to depict the artist, Cornel…

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Building Trust to Improve Business Outcomes 28:51

4M ago28:51

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In this episode of Ms. InterPReted, we’re discussing the importance of trust. It is one of the most important things you can focus on as a brand. Think of it as the currency that fuels revenue and can make or break your business. 71% of people are more likely to buy from brands they trust - those numbers are even higher among Gen Z. Quick, slick sa…

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BMM EP 171: This Again? 1:09:08

4M ago1:09:08

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Hey y’all! Tune in as Mikey and Randie talk about money . . . again. And the backstory involves Youtube Premium and wondering who gon’ pay the bill LOL. Together, the Chapmans reveal what’s been going on with work and money, and all the POSITIVE things they’re doing instead of—or in conjunction with— the “bad” habits. The “good” habits range from s…

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A Precious 17th-Century Kleenex 42:59

4M ago42:59

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On this week’s episode, Ben Miller speaks with Elena Kanagy-Loux, lacewear trendsetter and co-founder of the Brooklyn Lace Guild. The focus object is a seventeenth-century Italian handkerchief, but Ben’s and Elena’s conversation also touches on that time she worked for Courtney Love; good (and bad) representations of lace and lace production in cin…

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BMM Indie 170: The Tale of 3 Mikes 22:42

4M ago22:42

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Listen to us on: Youtube | iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Google Podcasts Hey, (in our best Mikey voice), he’s back. In his first Indie episode of the season, Mikey reflects on three versions of himself. Inspired by the beef between Kendrick, Drake, and Cole (until he opted out), the taller half of the BMM podcast gives a music lesson and explains w…

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[FLASHBACK] BMM 082: Game of Moans 57:40

4M ago57:40

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Hey y'all! Mikey and Randie are doing something new and will be dropping flashback/memory lane episodes on Fridays. Tune in to hear Game of Moans. This was another fan favorite back in the day. Happy Listening! . . . The Chapmans are BACK for Season 2! The theme? Plot twists. For their first episode back Mikey and Randie talk about sex. But wait! T…

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Ep57: The 'White Van Syndrome', Attack on Indigenous in the U.S. ~ Reva Stewart 43:33

4M ago43:33

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Fake Rehabs Are Stealing our Loved Ones! Hello My HOMkins, I have come across a disturbing trend that needs to be brought to light. The sight of white vans is enough to send shivers down the spines on their intentions. These fake rehab homes are taking advantage of our Native American community, preying on those struggling with addiction and mental…

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Rescued by the Romanovs, a Fabergé Treasure Comes to Market 45:40

4M ago45:40

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The Romanov dynasty was wiped out in 1918 . . . but what happened to all their stuff? Well, some of it ended up at Heritage Auctions, whose Imperial Fabergé and Russian Works of Art auction on May 17 hopes to move a treasure trove of ikons, furniture pieces, diaries, and gold-encrusted baubles. To discuss the sale—and in particular a Fabergé bonbon…

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Tiffany Carpenter: Public Relations at the University of Tennessee 28:57

4M ago28:57

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Tiffany Carpenter started her career in the public relations agency world and went on to manage communications for the athletics department at the University of Tennessee, including managing the reins of Mike Hamilton, Joan Cronin, Pat Summitt, Phillip Fulmer, Buzz Peterson, Bruce Pearl the infamous Lane Kiffin and Derek Dooley. She went from there…

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BMM Indie 168: Am I Cracking or Snapping? 16:22

4M ago16:22

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Randie thinks she’s cracking..or snapping. Tune in as the shorter half of the BMM podcast shares some heartfelt thoughts about money, wounds, patterns, cycles, and being herself. Happy Listening. Items Mentioned: **As Amazon Associates we earn from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. It’s a great way to support the show. However, the…

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[FLASHBACK] BMM EP 088: 4Ever Ever, It Ain't All Bad 1:14:34

5M ago1:14:34

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Hey y'all! Mikey and Randie are doing something new and will be dropping flashback/memory lane episodes on Fridays. First up, an episode from 2020 when they were celebrating 4 years of marriage. This was a fan favorite back then and they hope you still enjoy it! Especially because the couple just celebrated EIGHT years married! Wow. So many things …

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PODCAST TAKEOVER: Beyond The Rainbow ~ The Murder of Sakia Gunn 24:50

5M ago24:50

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Just 15 years old, Sakia, a black lesbian had just returned to her home city of Newark, NJ from Greenwich Village, New York. Her and 4 of her female friends, all teenagers had hopped a bus, enjoyed their time and were waiting in Newark for a connecting bus to their homes. Two grown men up to no good, drove up to the group of girls at the bus stop a…

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Advice Ep: How to Buy an Antique/Vintage Rug 58:55

5M ago58:55

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In the newest installment of our advice series, Ben Miller speaks with Jordan Heres, co-founder with his wife, Ingrid, of the Charlottesville, Virginia, rug purveyor Weft and Wool. The focus object is a rug from Karaja, Iran, made in about 1900, but Ben’s and Jordan also tackle such subjects as how often a rug should be washed, why you should never…

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BMM EP 166: Holistic Marriage Ft. Dr. Tiffany Smith + Mr. Horace Smith 1:12:54

5M ago1:12:54

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Hey y’all! Mikey and Randie are back for Season 7. The Chapmans done batch recorded and everything lmao. In this episode the couple interview Dr. Tiffany Smith and her husband Mr. Horace a.k.a. Mr. Smith. Tune in to hear your hosts chat with the couple about their love story, the challenges of Horace living with chronic pain, functional medicine, a…

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Ep 21: Dr. Nicole Haggard, Mount Saint Mary's University: Unstoppable Sisterhood 42:20

5M ago42:20

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In episode 21 of the Equality Talks podcast, host Elisa Parker introduces us to Dr. Nicole Haggard, director of the Center for the Advancement of Women at Mount Saint Mary’s University and co-founder of CIME. Dr. Haggard takes an intersectional approach to advancing culture and brings data to life through storytelling. She reminds us that the stori…

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THROWBACK: This Chair Is Made of America 38:39

5M ago38:39

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In this special throwback episode, Benjamin Miller speaks with Ellery Foutch, assistant professor of American studies at Middlebury College, about a “relic Windsor chair” assembled by Henry Sheldon (founder of the Middlebury museum named in his honor) in 1884. This unique piece of furniture was built with fragments of wood salvaged from structures …

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Ep56: The Search for Answers to Daniel Robinson's Disappearance ~ David Robinson II 1:28:00

5M ago1:28:00

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Daniel Robinson is STILL MISSING The disappearance of Daniel Robinson demands immediate attention. His father, David Robinson, and loved ones are relentlessly searching for any clues that may lead to his location. They are determined to find answers and will not rest until they uncover the truth. Please Help Find Daniel - SIGN THE PETITION - DONATE…

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CO Bites: A Pitch-Perfect Vermont Songbook 14:56

5M ago14:56

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In this Curious Objects Bites episode, Benjamin Miller examines an 1830s manuscript tune book from rural Vermont. Bound crudely in leather, this book of sacred music was made by a farmer named Bernard Ward as a gift for his grandson, and many years later passed into the major collection of musical instruments, books, scores, and ephemera assembled …

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Ep55: Advocating for Black & Brown Community ~ 'Prophet P.I. ' Reuben Mitchell 43:18

5M ago43:18

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Prophet P.I. Reuben is not just your average pastor; he has an intriguing backstory that led him to where he is today. I began following him on TIKTOK. A black and brown advocate for the missing that are not getting recognition through news streams. Bringing a voice to families and pushing for awareness and justice. Corey Daniely is STILL MISSING! …

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Ep54: Ohkomi Forensics on Indigenous DNA ~ Haley Omeasoo 27:20

6M ago27:20

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What is Ohkomi Forensics? I am honored to speak with Haley Omeasoo, Director of Ohkomi Forensics. A Native-owned forensic nonprofit, that supports families of missing and murdered indigenous people (MMIP). Haley Omeasoo is a forensic anthropologist who specializes in assisting the families of missing and murdered Indigenous individuals. She was mot…

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The Book of Dragons (and the Con Artist Who Made It), with Rebecca Romney 35:39

6M ago35:39

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Rebecca Romney, co-founder of rare book dealer Type Punch Matrix and a frequent guest on Pawn Stars, returns to our podcast Curious Objects this week. She has with her a mid-nineteenth-century abecebestiary, or calligraphic treatment of the alphabet with animal motifs, made by Englishman Charles Eduard Stuart . . . except that wasn't really his nam…

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Ep53: DeliverFund Org on Human Trafficking ~ Nic McKinley 54:36

6M ago54:36

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What is Human Trafficking? I am honored to speak with Nic McKinley, founder and CEO of DeliverFund.Org; one of the 50 Best Dallas Business Intelligence Startups in Dallas! DeliverFund is a nonprofit intelligence agency that uses technology to track human traffickers' activity online and provide law enforcement with critical data. Their goal is to h…

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Ep 20: Dr. Nancy O'Reilly, Women Connect4Good Foundation: Lift Women Up! 36:57

6M ago36:57

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In episode 20 of the Equality Talks podcast, host Elisa Parker introduces us to Dr. Nancy O'Reilly, founder of Women Connect4Good and ultimate champion for women and the ERA. She has made it her life's mission to support organizations who lift up and advance wonen and girls and activate their passion and purpose. She believes publishing the Equal R…

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Remembering Greg Cerio 6:15

6M ago6:15

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Greg Cerio, editor of The Magazine ANTIQUES, died Saturday. In this special episode, Ben pays tribute to the man who gave Curious Objects the green light, and who foresaw a rich future for objects from the past. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor The Magazine Antiques

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