In this episode we are missing Ava who was playing basketball (the activity she loves more than anything.) Lesley and Sue talk to Gayle Gibson, an Egyptologist who works with the Royal Ontario Museum teaching children about ancient Egypt. Gayle...

In this episode, we ask Megan Jerry, a member of the Siksika (or Blackfoot) Nation in Alberta, Canada if there were museums before settlement in her area of Alberta.. She works at the Blackfoot Crossing Historic Park.  We asked this same q...

In this episode, Ava, Lesley and Sue chat with Johnny and Darren who work at Historic Joy Kogawa House in Vancouver Canada. This museum is located in the childhood home of Joy Kogawa, a famous Canadian writer of Japanese descent. Johnny and Dar...

In part 1 of this episode we chat with two skeleton articulators Mike deRoos and Michi Maine. We find out that preparing bones from marine mammals like whales can be very stinky.  We also discover that burying bones in horse poop is a good...

In part 1 of this episode we talk to two fabrication designers, Josh Doherty works at the Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver British Columbia. Stacey Winter works for the Royal BC Museum, also in Vancouver. They talk about what their jobs are ...

In this episode, Ava, Lesley and Sue chat with Solange Massicotte, program Co-ordinator from the Kelowna Heritage museum. She's going to talk about the animals we see in museums. She will talk about where the animals come from, how they are car...

In this podcast our co-host Ava, a member of the Sqilxw Nation talks to Coralee Miller a docent at the Sncewips Heritage Museum. She asks the big question “Were there museums before settlement in what is now Canada?” Coralee explains why some t...