<![CDATA[Museums Are People ]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/museums-are-people Museums Are People starts with my 6‑year‑old niece imagining what a museum job sounds like, then turns into a conversation with the person who actually does that job.

Hosted Lauren Baccus, a writer, educator, and museum professional, the show demystifies museums by focusing on the people behind the scenes of these institutions.

At a moment when museums are under attack, the series asks, person by person, what really happens inside them and why it matters to the people who keep them running...less about politics, more about values, care, and everyday human work.

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Museums Are People is a show about the people who actually make museums run: registrars, preparators, security officers, conservators, educators, curators. Museum educator Lauren Baccus asks them what they do all day, how they got in, and what nobody tells you.

Her co-host Sejuti is six, and has some ideas

First two episodes out Tuesday, September 15. New episodes every other week after that.

Follow now so you don't miss the launch.

Instagram: @museumpsarepeople

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