JMMTA Bhutan Tour 2018 Part 2

In 2018 a group, gathered through The Jacques Mar…

An episode of the The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art monthly podcast podcast, hosted by The JMMTA podcast, titled "JMMTA Bhutan Tour 2018 Part 2" was published on August 28, 2020 and runs 24 minutes.

August 28, 2020 ·24m · The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art monthly podcast

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In 2018 a group, gathered through The Jacques Marchais, went on a tour of Bhutan. In this podcast Meg Ventrudo, former executive director of the Museum, sits down with Museum advisor Rudy Bacich to talk about her impressions of The Land of The Tiger's Nest. This is the conclusion of our talk on the Jacques Marchais' fascinating tour through the unique nation of Bhutan. Keep listening once our discussion has ended as we were able to obtain a bonus description of the Museum's 2013 visit to Bhutan, by way of Tibet, given by board member Peg Harrington, to relay even more background on this magical Kingdom where so much of this Museum's collection originates from.

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In 2018 a group, gathered through The Jacques Marchais, went on a tour of Bhutan. In this podcast Meg Ventrudo, former executive director of the Museum, sits down with Museum advisor Rudy Bacich to talk about her impressions of The Land of The Tiger's Nest. This is the conclusion of our talk on the Jacques Marchais' fascinating tour through the unique nation of Bhutan. Keep listening once our discussion has ended as we were able to obtain a bonus description of the Museum's 2013 visit to Bhutan, by way of Tibet, given by board member Peg Harrington, to relay even more background on this magical Kingdom where so much of this Museum's collection originates from.

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