Welcome to [Re]Framing Heritage, a podcast where professionals talk about important topics in Heritage Leadership and practice of Interpretation.
This podcast features some of the most current research in the field, experiences with seasoned interpreters, and an exploration of the model for Engaging with Contested Heritage.
Research and The Model for Engaging Contested Heritage: Episode 7
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the Reframing Heritage podcast, featuring doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. The podcast explores challenging historical topics and offers strategies for reframing difficult narratives. In this episode Carol introduces three guests: Delia Lister, Marie Boesch, and Ajena Rogers. Delia's research focuses on women's history in interpreters' professional development. Marie's group studied the impact of investment...
5 May 2025
Climate Change Communication:The Question of What to Say and How to Say It-Episode 6
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the "Reframing Heritage" podcast, featuring doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. The podcast explores difficult historical topics and aims to inspire action for a better future. The episode features four guests—Amanda Berlinsky, Delia Lister, Heather Waterman, and Pamela Blair Bruce—who share their research on climate change communication in national parks. They discuss the impact of climate change on Joshua T...
28 Apr 2025
Our Unique Identities Matter: How positionality affects research and interpretation-Episode 5
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the "[Re]framing Heritage" podcast, featuring discussions on challenging historical topics with doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. In this episode, Carol and guests, Toya Holiday and Pamela Blair Bruce, discuss their research and their positionality, particularly in the context of Native American boarding schools and women's history. The program ends with "Here's to Heritage" where Toya and Pamela share abou...
21 Apr 2025
Educators and Interpreters- We Have More in Common Than We Think
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the "Reframing Heritage" podcast, featuring doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. In this episode, guests Linda Nance, Adrian Boone, and Paige Jones discuss their research on educational equity, relational food systems, and Native American boarding schools, emphasizing the importance of crucial engagement. They discuss the field of interpretation and the overlap it has with format educational practices. The epi...
15 Apr 2025
Resistance, Oppression, and Healing: Trauma Informed Practice: Episode 3
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the "Reframing Heritage" podcast, featuring discussions on challenging historical topics with doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. The podcast aims to explore contested heritage and inspire action for a better future. In this episode, Carol and her guests, Ackesha Patrick, Lotte Lent, and Ryan Lindsay, discuss their research on Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, DC, and the Central West End in St. Louis, ...
8 Apr 2025
Contested Heritage and the Four Truths: Episode 2
Carol Fitzsimmons hosts the "[Re]framing Heritage" podcast, featuring doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. The guests, Chaka Johnson, Byron Witherspoon, and Jim Craig, discuss their research on educational equity and trauma at Little Rock Central National Historic Site, and the current development of the Global War on Terror Memorial in Washington, D.C. They emphasize the importance of the four truths framework—factual, personal, soc...
7 Apr 2025
An Introduction to [Re]Framing Heritage: Episode 1
Carol Fitzsimmons introduces the [Re]Framing Heritage Podcast, exploring challenging historical topics with doctoral students from the Heritage Leadership Program at UMSL. Featuring Dr. Keith Miller, Dr. Theresa Coble, and Robert Stanton, they discuss HL origins, interdisciplinary approach, and the Bob Stanton Lecture Series. [Re]Framing Heritage Resources-Ep 1 This program is a MA thesis project for the Museums, Heritage and Public History Masters Program at the University of Missouri, St. L...
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