We try to put ourselves in kind of the central spot in a town.
We’ve been in fifty states, hundreds and hundreds of towns.
And more often than not, it’s in front of a library, a museum, or a local history center.
So that’s where we mostly live.
And you know we have our West Coast booth—our West Coast operation is located in the Contemporary
Jewish Museum.
Other booths that we’ve operated have been in, you know, Nashville Public Library, Milwaukee
Public Library.
So those are our most frequent collaborators on StoryCorps.
And it feels like home, you know, in libraries and museums, you know, that’s where we belong.
I mean to me, StoryCorps, libraries, museums, public broadcasting, historical societies,
I mean these are the, you know, these are the centers of life in towns and safe spaces
and places where people can have civil conversations with one another and learn and be safe.
And we’re proud to be, you know, become—we hope we’re becoming part of that environment
along with museums and libraries.