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    <description><![CDATA[<p>Small Museum Advantage is a podcast for the people doing museum work with limited staff, tight budgets, and big ideas. Hosted by Dr. Jennifer Rogers, founder of Kaleidoscope Heritage Focus, and a hard-of-hearing speaker with a speech impediment. In each episode, she explores real challenges facing small museums and shares practical solutions, creative strategies, and stories from the field that prove small museums have advantages of their own.</p>
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