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The Kitchen Sisters on Cultural 'Keepers'

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Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva are audio storytellers known as "The Kitchen Sisters." (Photo by Patrick Bolger. Courtesy of The Kitchen Sisters)

Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, otherwise known as The Kitchen Sisters, were long form audio story tellers well before podcasts even existed. Their new NPR series, "The Keepers," explores the lives of rogue archivists, activist librarians, and devoted collectors. And we want to hear from you: Who is preserving the cultural objects of your world? Which archives or collections have you learned from or been moved by?

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The Keepers series page

Guests:

Davia Nelson, radio producer, Kitchen Sisters; series include "The Keepers," "The Hidden World of Girls," "Hidden Kitchens," and "Lost & Found Sound"

Nikki Silva, radio producer, Kitchen Sisters; series include "The Keepers," "The Hidden World of Girls," "Hidden Kitchens," and "Lost & Found Sound"

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