This podcast episode explores the history and evolution of curating as a profession, considering multiple perspectives and uncovering hidden stories. It emphasizes the challenges of defining a single narrative of curatorial history and presents examples of innovative exhibitions that have reshaped the way we think about art and display. The episode delves into the changing role of the curator, from academic caretaker to interpreter and cultural commentator, and discusses the impact of social and cultural contexts on curatorial practices. Moreover, it highlights the emergence of collaborative curatorial practices and questions whether curating history is more about the exhibitions created or the individuals behind them.