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Welcome to The Monumental Project, the official companion podcast of the Monuments Toolkit, a project of World Heritage USA that is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to help communities with reinterpreting their monuments landscape. In this podcast, we meet with artists, activists, and academics to discuss how monuments around the world continue to grow and evolve.


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  • Cross Cultural Identity with Héctor Gonzalez: The Chicago Monuments Response Project, Part 3
    4 Nov 2026

    We opened this season with conversations with Sonja Henderson and Sadie Woods, creators of the We Still Here monument as part of Chicago's Monuments Response Project. Héctor Gonzalez joins us today as he is the creator of Tierra Nuestra, another monument created as part of Chicago's project. Héctor shares with us about how his monument embraces the cross cultural identities that many Americans share, yet rarely see in the monuments landscape.


    Credits

    Host: Noah Price

    Production: Noah Price

    Music by Epidemic Sound: "Falling Flat" by John Runefelt and "Impossible is Nothin'" Elliot Holmes

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  • Amending the Landscape: The L.A. Women's Landmarks Project
    21 Oct 2026

    Credits

    Host: Noah Price

    Production: Noah Price

    Music by Epidemic Sound: "Falling Flat" by John Runefelt and "Impossible is Nothin'" Elliot Holmes

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    1 sa. ve 4 dk.
  • The Birthplace of Juneteenth: Galveston and World Heritage with Samuel Collins III
    7 Oct 2026

    Although Juneteenth is a relatively new federal holiday, it's been celebrated in Galveston since its beginning. Today, we're joined by Samuel Collins III, a 7th-generation Texan who works to educate people about the holiday and how monuments around the globe can benefit from incorporating Juneteenth's impact into the interpretation of their place-based heritage.

    Credits

    Host: Noah Price

    Production: Noah Price

    Music by Epidemic Sound: "Falling Flat" by John Runefelt and "Impossible is Nothin'" Elliot Holmes

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    33 dk.
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