Family treasures on Saturday Live - September Publishing

On Saturday, Rachel Morris was on BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live. Listen again here at 1.14:45.

Great to hear @MoMarcoPolo on @BBCRadio4 #SaturdayLive this morning, making the case for the intrinsic stories and the therapeutic nature of objects, and the importance of museums in creating community sense of place. @MetaphorMuseums https://t.co/AXUQWTqtmW
— Gillian Findlay (@gillianf1973) September 12, 2020

They also themed the show on family treasures, and twitter got involved:

Our greatest family treasure? A letter from #Einstein to my father, written from @Princeton just two years before he died @BBCRadio4 #bbcsaturdaylive pic.twitter.com/jQNC3LNH0O
— Dr Ghee Bowman (@GheeBowman) September 12, 2020

#bbcsaturdaylive – my treasured possession is just a little bit of metal, but it has an interesting history. It’s part of the Iron Curtain between Austria and Hungary. It was given to me by an Austrian winemaker in the 1980s. Steven. pic.twitter.com/skLu9yXDO9
— Steven Morris (@sandmphoto) September 12, 2020

@BBCRadio4 #bbcsaturdaylive. My daughter’s cabinet of curiosities she has curated. Vintage tea cups, books & dolls, tickets, Lego & animal abound. She is 6! pic.twitter.com/N2Of2mYZIj
— Busy Lizzie Vintage (@BusyVintage) September 12, 2020