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The first museum audio guide was just a guy whispering opinions. Basically early podcasting with better lighting.

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Museum audio guides were not whispered opinions. Recorded, device-based guides appeared in the 20th century, and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam is often credited with an early one in the 1950s.

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