A podcast on exhibition planning and design for museum leaders, exhibition teams, and visitor experience professionals.

Making the Museum
Claim This Podcastby Jonathan Alger
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A podcast on exhibition planning and design for museum leaders, exhibition teams, and visitor experience professionals.
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Publishing Since
2/28/2023
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Recent Episodes

June 23, 2026
Make Space for Change (The New Book), with Femke Bijlsma
Jonathan Alger interviews Femke Bijlsma about her new book, exploring how exhibitions foster positive change through play and community engagement.

June 9, 2026
Liminal Space Research, with Dan Clevenger, Monika Smith, and Helen Ho
Jonathan Alger interviews Dan Clevenger, Monika Smith, and Helen Ho about how liminal space research informs museum design and visitor experience.

May 19, 2026
“Building a Museum: This is Not a Manual” (the New Book), with Jamē Anderson, Monteil Crawley, Sarah Ghorbanian & Chris Wood
Host Jonathan Alger interviews Jamē Anderson, Monteil Crawley, Sarah Ghorbanian, and Chris Wood about their new book, "Building a Museum: This is Not a Manual," offering insights into museum planning and design.
65 total episodes available with 40 transcripts
Recent guests on Making the Museum
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Femke Bijlsma
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Dan Clevenger
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Monika Smith
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Helen Ho
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Jamē Anderson
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Monteil Crawley
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Sarah Ghorbanian
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Chris Wood
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Douglas Flandro
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Sina Bahram
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Corey Timpson
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Emily Saich
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