# Carol Scott
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carol scott Englehart Caramadre (26 May 1949 – 27 June 2005; professionally known as carol scott) was an American television producer and director who won four Daytime Emmy Awards for her work on soap opera General Hospital (1963) as a camera director, line producer, co-producer, editorial supervisor, and producer. Scott worked as an associate director on the television shows Day by Day (1988), Champs (1996), Night Court (1984) and The Stockard Channing Show (1979). She also worked on the sitcoms All in the Family and True Colors (1990).
The Future of Museum Leadership
The future won't simply demand better museum leaders—it will demand a fundamentally different kind of leadership. Join me in conversation with Sofia Widmann as she examines the future megatrends which will reshape museums and asks how leaders can embrace innovation, share authority, and uphold publ…
Bold, activist, non-neutral: leading the national LGBTQ+ museum
What happens when a national museum rejects neutrality, embraces activism, and reimagines leadership by flattening hierarchies and sharing authority? In this conversation with Ben Garcia, we explore how the LGBTQ+ Museum in New York is challenging traditional museum practice while reshaping the nat…
Discover Your BestStress Zone with Dr. Carol Scott
Join stress coach, Dr. Carol Scott, formerly an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins Hospital and author of Discover Your BestStress Zone to learn the secrets to transforming stress in today's show. Dr. Scott is an expert on the connections between stress & health and the developer of the BestStres…
Special Encore Presentation: Discover Your BestStress Zone with Dr. Carol Scott
Join stress coach, Dr. Carol Scott, formerly an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins Hospital and author of Discover Your BestStress Zone to learn the secrets to transforming stress in today's show. Dr. Scott is an expert on the connections between stress & health and the developer of the BestStres…
Special Encore Presentation: Discover Your Best Stress Zone with Dr. Carol Scott
Join stress coach, Dr. Carol Scott, formerly an assistant professor at Johns Hopkins Hospital and author of Discover Your BestStress Zone to learn the secrets to transforming stress in today's show. Dr. Scott is an expert on the connections between stress & health and the developer of the BestStres…
Museums at risk: the decline in public funding
Why are museums being asked to deliver more public value with fewer public resources? In this episode, I talk to Michele Rivet as she discusses the long-term decline in museum funding, what it means for the future of the sector, and why a bold new approach to advocacy is essential if museums are to…
Building resilience: new business models for museums
As public funding declines, museums are rethinking how they generate income—and how far they should go in doing so. In this episode, I ask Marek Prokupek to explore the opportunities and risks of diversified funding, from philanthropy and crowdfunding to NFTs and commercial partnerships, asking how…
Brand, image, value: museums’ intangible economic assets
A museum's greatest financial asset may be what it stands for. In this episode, I ask Cecile Anger to explain why brand licensing is emerging as a powerful strategy for generating income, expanding audiences, and extending impact, while asking how museums can protect their values, integrity, and pu…
Museums, digitalisation and AI
Digital transformation is reshaping every aspect of museum practice—but are museums ready for what comes next? In this episode, I talk to Seb Chan and ask how digitalisation is laying the foundation for artificial intelligence, the opportunities and risks these technologies present, and how museums…
Object-based learning, online teaching and intercultural understanding
Can museum objects spark meaningful conversations between people on opposite sides of the world? In this episode, Heather Gaunt explains how the Intercultural Heritage Global Classroom is using digital technologies, object-based learning, and collaborative online teaching to foster intercultural di…
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