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There used to be this assumption that museums were by and large neutral. And now workers for museums are saying we need to move beyond neutrality.

We need to advocate for socially responsible positions. We also need to make sure that

board members, people who have control of museums are also socially responsible.

Hey, it's Camilla Shane and this is Green Dreamer, a podcast exploring our paths to holistic healing,

ecological regeneration, and true abundance and wellness for all.

This is a community-backed show, so as we enter this new year, we kindly ask for your direct support today, if you can, at patreon.com slash greendreamer, or through purchasing our fundraising planners at

greendreamer.com slash shop. Today we have with us here Dr. Mark Rectonis, a university professor of

German studies at Iowa State University.

He's published numerous books and articles, including Culture Incorporated and his latest

museums inside out, artist collaborations, and new exhibition ecologies.

We hear a lot about, you know, the corporate influence in politics and even in mainstream media,

but have you ever thought about how corporate money has influenced our cultural and art institutions and museums, now largely

partially reliant on corporate funding? Well, you're about to hear an expansive conversation on how

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