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Behind the scenes at Cincinnati Museum Center with the people who make it run, the stories we tell each other and the memories that make it matter.
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Inside the Photo Collections with Arabeth Balasko (opens the original)
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Arabeth Balasko, Curator of Photographs, Prints & Media discusses her role as the steward of the photography, print and video collection at Cincinnati Museum Center, her challenges with preserving and digitizing media and some of the coolest things she's found exploring the collection.
Poetry and Physics with Anna Barnes (opens the original)
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We've said it before and we'll keep saying it, Cincinnati Museum Center is a place that seems to collect interesting people. Take Anna Barnes: A poet with a physics degree, she worked in a planetarium and as a math teacher before finding her way to CMC, where she she helps guests get the most out of their visit as an Assistant Manager of Guest Experience. We'll chat with Anna about her career path, making art in the age of AI and her process for writing poems and books of poetry.
Brenda Hunda, Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology at CMC (opens the original)
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Cincinnati is known around the world for our fossils from the Ordovician period, and Cincinnati Museum Center has the largest collection of Ordovician fossils there is. The keeper of that collection is our Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology, Dr. Brenda Hunda, and today we're digging into her story. We'll talk about her childhood spend exploring Royal Canadian Air Force bases, her switch from dinosaurs to trilobites, her double blackbelt and a whole lot more.
America's Founding Documents with Katherine Gould and Jill Beitz (opens the original)
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It's July 2026, and that means we're commemorating 250 years since America's Declaration of Independence. Cincinnati Museum Center is fortunate to care for documents dating to the Revolutionary era and the early days of the republic, including a rare July 1776 printing of the Declaration of Independence, which is on display from July 3 to August 23 2026. Today, we're talking about these founding documents and what they tell us about our country 250 years later. Katherine Gould, Curator of Histor
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