What’s the best way to organize the content in our experiences? What if you learned there were five ways to do it — and only five? Host Jonathan Alger (C&G Partners) does a solo podcast on “L.A.T.C.H.”, the framework proposed by TED founder Richard Saul Wurman.

Is everything “phygital”? How can a “phygital mindset” lead to better experience design? Exhibition designer and “phygital architect” Alin Tocmacov joins host Jonathan Alger to hash out some key principles, in “8 Ways to Be Phygital”.

Is lighting art or science? About light, or about shadows? Lighting designers Steven Rosen and Ted Mather (Available Light) join host Jonathan Alger (C&G Partners) on Making the Museum, the podcast, to discuss Revealing the Story with Light.

How do we keep cultural projects from going off the rails, without sacrificing creativity? It’s not impossible. Media design expert Trent Oliver joins host Jonathan Alger on Making the Museum, the podcast, to discuss the Secrets of Creative Collaboration.

Do exhibits really teach? Do they really present big stories well? Is personalization really a must? Are exhibits getting ... better? Matt Kirchman joins me to debate Six Provocative Questions. But buckle your seat belts — these are called provocative for a reason.

Prototyping saves projects money and time, every time. But how do you do it right? Exhibition designer and prototyping expert Paul Orselli joins me on Making the Museum (the Podcast) to discuss his proven approach: Prototyping with ELVIS.

In the three inaugural episodes of Making the Museum (the Podcast) I have some great guests to start things off.

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