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How The Getty Is Building Intimacy and Access Through Audio
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Zoe Goldman, podcast producer at The Getty, joins JT to explore how one of the world’s most iconic museums is using audio to foster intimacy, accessibility, and creative freedom. Recorded live at the American Alliance of Museums conference in Los Angeles, this episode wraps our series spotlighting museums that are redefining storytelling through sound.Whether you work in cultural institutions or the audio space, Zoe’s thoughtful approach offers inspiration for anyone looking to connect more deeply with their audience.
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