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      Dinah Cardin

      Dinah Cardin

      Content Producer

      Dinah Cardin is Content Producer at PEM and editor of PEM’s blog, Connected. She also produces and hosts the museum's award-winning podcast series and audio tours, such as the PEMcast, PEM Walks and the Salem Witch Trials Walk. Before her time at PEM, Dinah worked as a journalist, professor and founding editor at Art Throb Magazine. She loves her walkable commute and dogs along the way.

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