The IAMDC launches America250 Podcast series

The Italian American Museum of Washington DC has launched the IAMDC Podcast created in conjunction with the 250th anniversary of the American Republic.

The IAMDC was founded with a clear mission: to preserve, promote, and celebrate the history and culture of Italian Americans -and to share that story in our nation's capital, where American history is continuously interpreted and renewed.

Through exhibitions, lectures, educational programs, cultural events, and community partnerships, we highlight the profound impact Italian Americans have had on the United States -often in ways that are not fully told.

As America marks 250 years of independence, we see this moment as both a celebration and a responsibility.

This podcast series extends our educational mission beyond our walls. Each episode will explore the lives of Italian Americans who shaped our republic

patriots, public servants, artists, entrepreneurs, innovators, and everyday citizens whose contributions strengthened the nation.

The podcasts will also examine the immigrant experience -the challenges of prejudice and exclusion, the power of faith and family, and the enduring belief in opportunity that defines both the Italian American journey and the American promise.

From Washington, DC-at the heart of our democracy- the museum invites listeners across the country to reflect on how heritage informs citizenship, and how cultural identity enriches the American story.

The IAMDC Podcast is a tribute to 250 years of the Republic and to the Italian Americans who helped build it.

The museum thanks entrepreneur and philanthropist Joseph Bruno, for supporting the first several podcasts.

To listen to the podcasts search "IAMDC Podcast" on Spotify.