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If Objects Could Talk

Culture Kids Collab: Culture Train Time Travel to Ancient Rome! (Part 1)

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This week we’re sharing a collaboration with the Culture Kids podcast. Asher and his mom Kristen join If Objects Could Talk producer Zoe at the Getty Villa Museum to learn about Roman dinner parties—then we travel back in time to experience one!

© Getty Length 17 min 8 December 2025 HistoryEducationalCulture USA Episodic

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© Getty Length 17 min 8 December 2025 HistoryEducationalCulture USA Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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This week we’re sharing a collaboration with the Culture Kids podcast. Asher and his mom Kristen join If Objects Could Talk producer Zoe at the Getty Villa Museum to learn about Roman dinner parties—then we travel back in time to experience one!

In this two part series, you’ll learn more about how and what the Romans ate—especially when they wanted to show off to their friends.

You’ll discover how ancient Romans reclined on couches while eating, what dishes and cups looked like in the ancient world, why people often ate with their hands, and how paintings inspired by Egypt became popular decorations inside Roman homes.

Hear more from Culture Kids on your favorite podcast app and at https://www.culturekidsmedia.com/. And tune in for part two, coming soon!


© Getty | 17 min

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