Mesa Verde Voices

The new season of Mesa Verde Voices launches Friday, May 22.

How have social media platforms like instagram and YouTube changed the way visitors interact with public lands?

Show Notes

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Interviews with:

Bridget Ireland, Dispatch at Mesa Verde National Park

Marquel Musgrave, Emergence Project Coordinator at Santa Fe Mountain Center

How have social media platforms like instagram and YouTube changed the way visitors interact with public lands?

Show Notes

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Interviews with:

Bridget Ireland, Dispatch at Mesa Verde National Park

Marquel Musgrave, Emergence Project Coordinator at Santa Fe Mountain Center

New technology is providing a way to re-interpret historic interpretation and artworks, providing more accurate information about the Ancestral Pueblo people, while also allowing new virtual access for those who can’t physically experience the cliff dwellings in the park.

Show Notes

Interviews with:

Venancio Aragon, Mesa Verde Park Ranger

Kristy Sholly, Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services, Mesa Verde National Park

John Filwalk, Director of the IDIA Lab at Ball State University

New technology is providing a way to re-interpret historic interpretation and artworks, providing more accurate information about the Ancestral Pueblo people, while also allowing new virtual access for those who can’t physically experience the cliff dwellings in the park.

Show Notes

Interviews with:

Venancio Aragon, Mesa Verde Park Ranger

Kristy Sholly, Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services, Mesa Verde National Park

John Filwalk, Director of the IDIA Lab at Ball State University

What is the role of National Parks in telling diverse stories and encouraging dialog relating to the cultural sites they manage?

Show Notes

Interviews with:

Kristy Sholly, Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services at Mesa Verde National Park

Brenda M. Atencio, Ohkay Owingeh

Brian Forist, Lecturer in Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Human Ecology at Indiana University Bloomington

What is the role of National Parks in telling diverse stories and encouraging dialog relating to the cultural sites they manage?

Show Notes

Interviews with:

Kristy Sholly, Chief of Interpretation and Visitor Services at Mesa Verde National Park

Brenda M. Atencio, Ohkay Owingeh

Brian Forist, Lecturer in Outdoor Recreation, Parks, and Human Ecology at Indiana University Bloomington

How do contemporary artists interact with Mesa Verde National Park?

How do contemporary artists interact with Mesa Verde National Park?

Being buried in a rock shelter 2000 years ago was just the beginning of a long journey for a young woman from the Basketmaker II period. Her journey exemplifies the cultural and legal changes in southwest archaeology over the last 100 years.