Episodes: 39
Frequency: Every two weeks
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 21.0k followers
Publicly listed emails
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Joe Vaughan - Podcast co-host and producer for The Museum of English Rural Life.
Ollie Douglas - Doctoral museum professional and co-host for The Museum of English Rural Life.
Ellen Knight - The Future Of Farming, A Centenary Time-capsule Project, And Visions For Agriculture In 100 Years
Rosy Scholes - The Future Of Farming, A Centenary Time-capsule Project, And Visions For Agriculture In 100 Years
Kate Arnold-Forster - Leading A Rural History Museum, Contemporary Collecting, University Museums, And Museum Evolution
Kate Arnold-Forster - A Career In Museums, The Significance Of University Museums, And Transforming The Museum Of English Rural Life
Marzia Briel - Rebuilding Relationships With The Natural World And The Future Of A Museum Collaboration
Big sheep, little labels
October 01, 2026
Send us Fan MailSorry we missed a week! We're catching up after both being out on leave.In this episode, Joe and Ollie chat about what they've been up to lately with many surprising links to rural history: from Ollie's son sending him surreal livestock portraiture on WhatsApp, to Joe's visit to Versailles. We also discuss what's coming up soon - including an episode about the Bayeux Tapestry.Relevant links:CF Payne's art: https://www.cfpayne.com/Joe's interv...
So you want to make a time capsule (with Rosy Scholes and Ellen Knight)
September 10, 2026
Send us Fan MailWhat will farming look like in 100 years time? That's the question asked by a group of University of Reading PhD students, managed by Rosy Scholes and Ellen Knight, as part of the University of Reading's centenary celebrations.In this pod, Joe and Ollie catch up with Rosy and Ellen about their research and their project, which culminated in the burial of a time capsule in our garden, filled with research, creative responses, and visions of what the future of farming ...
21st-century MERL (with Kate Arnold-Forster)
August 27, 2026
Send us Fan MailHow do you lead a rural history museum in 2026? What does that look like in practice? And how does our contemporary work vary to the vision of our founders back in 1951?In this second of two conversations with Kate Arnold-Forster, Director of The Museum of English Rural Life and the University of Reading's Museums and Collections, Ollie and Joe chat with Kate about our museum's ongoing evolution, the power of eBay for contemporary collecting, and what the future hold...
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