My guests today are Emily Haight of the New-York Historical Society and Hilary-Morgan Watt of the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. They manage the social media accounts for their respective institutions, and during the COVID

Episode 13: Claire Lanier from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

May 11th, 2020 32m 10s

If you work in social media for your cultural institution, there's a pretty good chance you know Claire Lanier, or are at least familiar with her work. I first interviewed Claire for this podcast about two years ago, when she was managing socia

Episode 12: Alison Byrne and Brad Tuggle from Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art

Apr 27th, 2020 25m 7s

If you're listening to this in April 2020, which is when I'm recording this, I don't need to tell you how much has changed in the world since the last time I did an episode of What's On. If you happen to be listening in the distant future and d

Episode 11: Jay Cosnett and Erin Brasell of Oregon Historical Society

Jan 25th, 2019 25m 22s

My guests today are Jay Cosnett and Erin Brasell from the Oregon Historical Society, and they’re talking with me about their recently-launched blog, Dear Oregon.**FULL TRANSCRIPT**NICK: Hi, and welcome to What’s On, the Cuberis podcast. I’m

Episode 10: Jennifer Henel of Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art

Nov 21st, 2018 30m 1s

Jennifer Henel is Digital Humanities Developer at Journal of Historians of Netherlandish ArtMy guest today is Jennifer Henel, Digital Humanities Developer at Journal of Historians of Netherlandish Art.When we talk about museum website conte

Episode 9: Adrienne Clark of Museum of Pop Culture

Oct 19th, 2018 29m 21s

If you’re like Adrienne Clark, you might find that you have more in common with your museum's audience than not.Before she was the Museum of Pop Culture’s Content Manager, Adrienne was a member of the museum and a fan of their collections. An

Episode 8: Charissa Sedor and Ralph Crewe of Carnegie Science Center

Oct 9th, 2018 24m 51s

Screengrab from: https://youtu.be/ldqv6Y2myKICharissa Sedor and Ralph Crew host Science News and Qs, also known as SNaQ, for the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh. They combine their curiosity about science with the intimacy of podcasting

Episode 7: Katharine Uhrich of Field Museum

Aug 9th, 2018 22m 6s

My guest today is Katharine Uhrich from The Field Museum, and we’re talking about social media. Social media has become a standard part of most marketing and communications strategies, but just showing up on Twitter isn't enough to keep potenti

Episode 6: Tess Colwell of Brooklyn Historical Society

Jul 16th, 2018 16m 36s

If you’ve ever managed a museum blog, there’s a pretty good chance that you started off with a lot of steam, publishing two or three posts a week. But over time, your output slowed to a trickle, and you were happy if you were publishing one pos

Episode 5: Tricia Robson and Emily Jennings of FAMSF

Jun 21st, 2018 19m 49s

Tricia Robson is the Director of Digital Strategy and Emily Jennings is the Associate Director of Education, School, and Family Programs at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. In this episode of What's On, we’re talking about the FAMSF’s Di

Episode 4: Meredith Duncan and Claire Lanier of #MuseumSnowballFight

May 30th, 2018 23m 18s

My guests today are Meredith Duncan, Social Media Manager at the Museum of the City of New York, and Claire Lanier, Social Media and Content Manager at the New-York Historical Society.A few weeks ago, I noticed that a duo of museum profession

Episode 3: Jennifer Dasal of the North Carolina Museum of Art

May 16th, 2018 24m 6s

My guest is Jennifer Dasal, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the North Carolina Museum of Art. She’s also the host of the ArtCurious podcast. In each episode of ArtCurious, Jennifer sheds light on some of the most unexpected, mysterious

Episode 2: Philip Leers of Hammer Museum

Apr 11th, 2018 19m 13s

Take a moment and think about all of the materials that go into an exhibition. It’s a lot, right? Objects, documents, essays, labels, not to mention the installation itself. And your museum can only fit so much of that into its physical space.

Episode 1: Karen Kelly of the North Carolina Museum of Art

Apr 5th, 2018 18m 5s

When I first came across Circa, the blog of the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA), I could immediately tell that they recognized the amazing potential of the blog platform. With its weekly schedule, high-quality stories, rich media, and even

A New Podcast for Museums

Mar 27th, 2018 2m 49s

We've just launched our new website, and visitors to our previous site might notice some new features. In addition to new case studies, portfolio work, and a more robust introduction to our capabilities, we have added an entirely new page. We'r

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