Nkyinkyim Museum is known for using griots to unravel the history, symbolism, traditional African religion, and philosophy embodied in the sculptures. Griots are respected and learned people who have been trained to understand and explain the multifaceted aspects of describing, curating, and preserving culture through the artifacts and stories associated with them, including the oral traditions of the people as they interact with each other and with artifacts. The griot’s role is to understand and interpret the journeys that lead us to here and all the stops along the way from the earliest stories until now. Since 2019, the Nkyinkyim Museum’s Griot Apprenticeship Program has seen six griots graduate and assume the duty of learning and explaining the background and lessons revealed at the museum. An additional six griots are currently in training.