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The Jule Museum Podcast is a monthly series that features visual arts research at Auburn University. Each episode delves into the intriguing stories behind art objects, exploring the historical context, cultural impact and the creative minds behind them. Whether you’re an art lover, a student, or simply curious about the visual arts, this podcast offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Listeners can expect insightful interviews with artists and scholars who share their expertise and perspectives. Hosted by Chris Molinski, contributors include student guides and museum staff. WINNER 2024 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Circle of Excellence Bronze Award in Communications | Podcasts (frequent) 2024 CASE Best of District III Award 2024 Southeastern Museum Conference (SEMC) Gold Award for Media Production
Unknown Host hosts The Jule Museum Podcast, a arts show with 71 episodes published.
Doug Baulos talks about the exhibition "A Bird’s Eye View" on view at The Jule Museum from August 18, 2026 through December 6, 2026. The exhibition presents new work by Baulos in dialogue with 19th-century prints by John
The Kitchen Sisters, together with The Jule Museum , present "Quilts as Monuments: Sew Their Names" an episode to document the story behind our 2026 exhibition " Sew Their Names: Quilting, Creativity and Activism " at Th
Caid Pitman reads "Poem about a Killdeer" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creat
Jewel Odom reads "To Witness is to Grieve" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, crea
Alexandria Skelton reads "tiny little things" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, c
Lizzie McGlynn reads "In the Reaching" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating
Davis Brasfield reads "Mirrorbird" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active lea
Tatyana Hill reads "Away from the Meadow" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creat
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Seale
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Seale
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Seale
Acclaimed poet Nicole Sealey talks about her work as a poet-in-residence at The Jule Museum. Working with Auburn’s collection by the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, Sealey pairs works from Audubon’s monumenta
Binh Danh in conversation with Krystle Stricklin, Assistant Curator of Photography at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, recorded live at The Jule Museum in September 2025. Danh is the 2024 recipient of the William Col
Binh Danh discusses his approach to photography, landscapes, and his Vietnamese heritage. His exhibition at The Jule features chlorophyll prints and daguerreotype images that blur the line between past and present, exami
Benjamin Bush is an Associate Professor in the School of Industrial and Graphic Design. He is interested in the culture and standards native to the industrial design studio and curriculum. Also interested in designing fo
Mario Bocanegra is an Assistant Professor of Graphic Design in the School of Industrial and Graphic Design, where he teaches courses in interactive media, imagemaking, photo communications, and typography. Showcase bring
Robert Finkel is the Program Chair and Associate Professor of Graphic Design in the Auburn University School of Industrial and Graphic Design. Showcase brings together creative scholarship from across Auburn University.
Frank Hu is Assistant Professor in Landscape Architecture, where he teaches studio in addition to courses in construction and graphic studies. Robert Sproull is an Associate Professor in Auburn’s School of Architecture,
Marguerite Dreyer teaches Graphic Design in the Auburn University School of Industrial and Graphic Design. Showcase 2025 specifically centers on advocacy and process. In this podcast series, faculty discuss the process b
Georges Fares is an Assistant Professor of Interior Design, Department of Consumer & Design Sciences in the College of Human Sciences. Showcase 2025 specifically centers on advocacy and process. In this podcast series, f
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