Whose Heritage matters. What gets preserved and why do we identify with certain items, places, or histories more than others? Welcome to Living Culture, making heritage.In collaboration with Digit Magazine, University of Groningen and Tilburg University. Hosted by Kate Huber and Stacey Copeland.Theme music by Karl ChristensonPodcast Artwork by Clara DanielsContact us with listener questions at lcmh@tilburguniversity.edu

Whose Heritage matters. What gets preserved and why do we identify with certain items, places, or histories more than others? Welcome to Living Culture, making heritage. In collaboration with Digit Magazine, University of Groningen and Tilburg University. Hosted by Kate Huber and Stacey Copeland. Theme music by Karl Christenson Podcast Artwork by Clara Daniels Contact us with listener questions at lcmh@tilburguniversity.edu

Living Culture Making Heritage

Living Culture, Making Heritage: Critical Conversations on Cultural Heritage and Identity. Whose heritage matters? What gets preserved? And why do we identify with certain items, places, or histories more than others? With your hosts Kate Huber and Stacey Copeland, this podcast takes you on a journey into the dynamic world of heritage production and preservation in the 21st century. Through interviews with critical heritage scholars, museum curators, artists, and community members, we investigate the hard and sometimes unexpected questions about what “heritage” means in Europe today. With geopolitical and environmental shifts challenging the stability of the present, heritage emerges as an idea with the power to rethink the past and preserve our collective futures.In collaboration with Diggit Magazine, Tilburg University, and the University of Groningen.

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Living Culture, Making Heritage: Critical Conversations on Cultural Heritage and Identity. Whose heritage matters? What gets preserved? And why do we identify with certain items, places, or histories more than others? With your hosts Kate Huber and Stacey Copeland, this podcast takes you on a journey into the dynamic world of heritage production and preservation in the 21st century. Through interviews with critical heritage scholars, museum curators, artists, and community members, we investigate the hard and sometimes unexpected questions about what “heritage” means in Europe today. With geopolitical and environmental shifts challenging the stability of the present, heritage emerges as an idea with the power to rethink the past and preserve our collective futures. In collaboration with Diggit Magazine, Tilburg University, and the University of Groningen.

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