Exploring the world of museums from the perspective of academics and students at the University of Warwick.
Museum Explorations
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Exploring the world of museums from the perspective of academics and students at the University of Warwick.
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Recent Episodes
April 23, 2026
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<p>Originally published on We Are FAB People.</p><p>A great discussion with students from our black student networks in the Arts Faculty at Warwick, who are curating and designing an exhibition. Robert O'Toole in conversation with Alicia Odumosu, Jessica Boakye, and Alex Land. With short samples of the music we discuss, by Labi Sifre, the Balafon Sextet, DJ Solo, and So Solid Crew.</p>
April 14, 2026
Decolonising the Dinosaurs with the Namibian National Earth Sciences Museum, Helke Mocke
<p>Robert O'Toole, director of the Digital Arts and Humanities Lab at Warwick University, recently did a short expedition around Namibia. In this interview he talks with Helke Mocke, Chief Geoscientist</p><p>National Earth Science Museum in Windhoek, about the museum and how it works within national, regional, and international networks to preserve, research, present, and (most importantly) understand the meaning of Namibia's fossil record.</p><p><br /></p><p>The small museum is nicely designed to tell the fascinating story of ancient life on earth, but also to be a place where people of all kinds can come together and make sense of it for themselves. But what we don't see, and what we learn about in this podcast, is the work that goes on behind the scenes to preserve and protect discoveries, to work with colonial museums to repatriate artefacts, and to create a museum that works with communities in the post-colonial reality of modern Namibia. It's interesting to note that after independence was won from South Africa (who had taken over from the Germans), a deliberate move was made away from museums being about preserving monuments, towards being about enriching culture and community. Real decolonisation in action.</p><p><br /></p><p>Enjoy!</p>
April 14, 2026
Museum of Namibian Fashion - confronting colonial past, envisioning creative futures with Sophia Nuuyuni and Inah Edhiga
<p>Robert O'Toole, director of the Digital Arts and Humanities Lab at Warwick University, recently did a short expedition around Namibia. He visited several wonderful museums, exploring how the incredible diversity of the country is represented, how this is shaped by post-colonial ambitions and reality, and how Namibian museums are oriented towards community engagement. In this first interview, after riding by motorcycle 250 kilometres north of Windhoek to the Museum of Namibian Fashion, Robert chats with Sophia Nuuyuni and Inah Edhiga about the museum, its activities, and goals. This includes positive stories about bringing artefacts back from museums in Germany.</p><p><br /></p><p>Enjoy!</p>
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