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Repairing, Restoring, and Preserving with Master Craftsperson Amy McAuley
Repairing, Restoring, and Preserving with Master Craftsperson Amy McAuley

Episode 172

Talented tradespeople make preservation physically possible. Today’s guest is Amy McAuley, the preservation joiner at George Washington’s Mount Verno…

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Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project with Eugene Tapahe
Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project with Eugene Tapahe

Episode 171

The Jingle Dress project originated from a dream to unite the beauty of the land and the healing power of the jingle dance during these uncertain tim…

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Shattering the Glass Ceiling of Trades Training with Lisa Sasser
Shattering the Glass Ceiling of Trades Training with Lisa Sasser

Episode 169

Without trained hands able to restore buildings – we can’t “do” preservation. It’s just that simple. Today’s guest is a true trailblazer in the prese…

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"Why Keep That?": Collecting Things of Lasting Significance
"Why Keep That?": Collecting Things of Lasting Significance

Episode 168

Collecting, cataloguing, conserving. The heart of a museum is its collection, but how do Museums make decisions and who gets to answer the question, …

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Preserving African American History in Maryland and Beyond with Chanel Compton
Preserving African American History in Maryland and Beyond with Chanel Compton

Episode 167

Established in 1969, the Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture is the nation’s first-ever ethnic commission and has a 50 year t…

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Building a Legacy of Service: A Conversation with Colonel Jennifer Pritzker
Building a Legacy of Service: A Conversation with Colonel Jennifer Pritzker

Episode 166

Historian, businesswoman, investor, developer, and philanthropist. Colonel Jennifer Pritzker has led an amazing life. A retired Lieutenant Colonel of…

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[PRESIDENT'S DAY RERELEASE] Building Information Modeling at Mount Vernon with Tom Reinhart
[PRESIDENT'S DAY RERELEASE] Building Information Modeling at Mount Vernon with Tom Reinhart

Episode 165

What do you get when you cross information from George Washington’s own handwritten letters, records from the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, and t…

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Small Change: The New World of Crowdfunded Real Estate Investments
Small Change: The New World of Crowdfunded Real Estate Investments

Episode 164

What if individuals could band together to make change that they couldn’t possibly accomplish alone? That’s the concept behind Small Change, a real e…

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A Prolific Chronicler of the American Past: Discussing the Legacy of Eric Sloane with Andrew Rowand
A Prolific Chronicler of the American Past: Discussing the Legacy of Eric Sloane with Andrew Rowand

Episode 163

For lovers of early American architecture, folkways, crafts and tools, there are few who compare to Eric Sloane. Sloane was a prolific chronicler of …

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Mapping the Movement of the Peoples Historic Slave Trade Using Enslaved.org with Marisol Fila
Mapping the Movement of the Peoples Historic Slave Trade Using Enslaved.org with Marisol Fila

Episode 162

As nearly anyone who has seriously studied American history can attest – there is no American story without the story of slavery. It is central to ou…

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