The Jule Museum Podcast
The Jule Museum Podcast
The Jule Museum at Auburn University
The Jule Museum Podcast is a monthly series that features visual arts research at Auburn University. Each episode delves into the intriguing stories behind art objects, exploring the historical context, cultural impact and the creative minds behind them.Whether you’re an art lover, a student, or simply curious about the visual arts, this podcast offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Listeners can expect insightful interviews with artists and scholars who share their expertise and perspectives. Hosted by Chris Molinski, contributors include student guides and museum staff.WINNER2024 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Circle of Excellence Bronze Award in Communications | Podcasts (frequent)2024 CASE Best of District III Award2024 Southeastern Museum Conference (SEMC) Gold Award for Media Production
Lyric Birdscapes: Caid Pitman reads "Poem about a Killdeer"
Caid Pitman reads "Poem about a Killdeer" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of English, e...
Dec 23, 2025
3 min
Lyric Birdscapes: Jewel Odom reads "To Witness is to Grieve"
Jewel Odom reads "To Witness is to Grieve" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of English, ...
Dec 22, 2025
2 min
Lyric Birdscapes: Alexandria Skelton reads "tiny little things"
Alexandria Skelton reads "tiny little things" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of Englis...
Dec 20, 2025
1 min
Lyric Birdscapes: Lizzie McGlynn reads "In the Reaching"
Lizzie McGlynn reads "In the Reaching" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of English, enga...
Dec 19, 2025
3 min
Lyric Birdscapes: Davis Brasfield reads "Mirrorbird"
Davis Brasfield reads "Mirrorbird" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of English, engaged with th...
Dec 18, 2025
2 min
Lyric Birdscapes: Tatyana Hill reads "Away from the Meadow"
Tatyana Hill reads "Away from the Meadow" a poem created for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As an academic museum, The Jule Museum engages with faculty to develop tours and class assignments, creating active learning opportunities that enhance the student experience. Graduate students in Auburn University’s creative writing workshop, Poetry Writing: The Natural, the Social, and the Personal, led by Rose McClarney, Lanier Endowed Professor in the Department of English, e...
Dec 17, 2025
3 min
Episode 41: Poems and Birds, Part 3
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Sealey commissioned Baker and Kelly to write new poems for The Jule in response to a print by Audubon for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" (on view August 19, 2025 through July 2, 2026). "Lyric Birdscapes" pairs works by Audubon with both contemporary and historical poetic respons...
Dec 16, 2025
7 min
Episode 40: Poems and Birds, Part 2
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Sealey commissioned Baker and Kelly to write new poems for The Jule in response to a print by Audubon for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" (on view August 19, 2025 through July 2, 2026). "Lyric Birdscapes" pairs works by Audubon with both contemporary and historical poetic respons...
Dec 15, 2025
12 min
Episode 39: Poems and Birds, Part 1
Nicole Sealey talks with poets Donika Kelly and David Baker about birds, the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, and the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" at The Jule Museum. As a poet-in-residence at The Jule, Sealey commissioned Baker and Kelly to write new poems for The Jule in response to a print by Audubon for the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" (on view August 19, 2025 through July 2, 2026). "Lyric Birdscapes" pairs works by Audubon with both contemporary and historical poetic respons...
Dec 14, 2025
12 min
Episode 38: Nicole Sealey on Lyric Birdscapes
Acclaimed poet Nicole Sealey talks about her work as a poet-in-residence at The Jule Museum. Working with Auburn’s collection by the 19th-century naturalist John James Audubon, Sealey pairs works from Audubon’s monumental “The Birds of America” series in the exhibition "Lyric Birdscapes" with both contemporary and historical poetic responses, inviting visitors to question the symbolic and cultural meanings we ascribe to the natural world. https://jcsm.auburn.edu/exhibition/sealey/ Nicole Seal...
Dec 13, 2025
7 min
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