The Object
The Object podcast from the Minneapolis Institute of Art
”The Object” podcast explores the surprising, true stories behind museum objects with wit and curiosity. An object’s view of us. Hosted by Tim Gihring, produced by the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Episodes (104)
26 Jan 2026 12:00
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7 Jan 2026 12:00
29 Dec 2025 12:00
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1 Dec 2025 12:00
17 Nov 2025 01:23
3 Nov 2025 12:00
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6 Oct 2025 11:00
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