How can Podcasting Help an Art Museum?
20 Jun 2005 in Blogging for Business, Podcasting by GarrickOne of the exciting podcasting-related conversations I mentioned in an earlier post was with Brent Gustafson over at the Walker Art Center.
We grabbed a coffee at the newly renovated Loring Park Dunn Bros and discussed some podcast-related services the Walker Art Center could offer.
As expected, some interesting projects came out of our time together. Brent mentions one of them in a recent post at the Walker’s New Media Initiatives Blog:
To me, podcasting gets interesting after the part about it being an alternative to broadcast radio - where it starts to extend and enhance a business in a way radio can’t.
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Jim Cuene added these pithy words on Jun 22 05 at 6:45 amCool! I was *just* thinking about this exact thing last week. I was out at the National Folk Art Museum (recommended) in New York and I was listening to two women talking about one of the pieces there. They were so excited, so passionate about what they were looking at that their commentary was more interesting than the “official” stuff. Now, they were also very smart and clearly they were academics, but it was the tone that I liked. Much less clinical than the typical soft hush story you get from the museum staff. I think it’s a natural for podcasts. Sign me up if you need help with the project at the Walker. Or, at the Weisman. Cool stuff, Garrick.
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