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Integrated Schools
@integratedschoolsTracked since May 2026
creating a podcast.
Observed Aug 28, 2026Modeled revenue
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Starting price
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5 membership tiers
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$5/moTaking Two ToursAll of the "Integration Curious" Rewards, plus:
Monthly Happy Hour Zoom Call
30 minute Zoom call with Andrew and other listeners
Occasional appearances by podcast guests
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$10/moEnrollingEverything in the "Taking Two Tours" Tier, plus:
The Podcast Club:
Facilitation questions for each episode to help you host your own podcast conversations
Quarterly online Podcast Club - zoom conference with facilitation geared toward specific episodes, including hosts and guests, when possible.
$50/moFully IntegratedAll benefits from the "Enrolling" Tier, plus:
Podcast Strategic Planning
Join Andrew for quarterly planning calls to discuss future episodes, pitch ideas for stories, provide feedback, etc.
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MembershipLast observed 2026-08-28. Not enough recent observation yet for a 30-day reading.
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May 202617 weeks trackedNow
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Integrated Schools does not yet have a measured paid-member count. 0 of 6 cohort creators are measured for this metric.| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Integrated Schools | Freshness |
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| Not ranked |  Integrated SchoolsProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | Not measured | Reference | Aug 28, 2026 |
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Article Latest post$3 tier & upS12E17 - TranscriptLatest post S12E17 - Transcript Locked S12E17 - Transcript June 3
June 3 0 likes 0 commentsS12E17 - Reflections on Season 12As we wrap up Season 12, we're reflecting on the conversations that sustained us through a year marked by uncertainty, challenge, and changeArticleJune 3Public 0 0
S12E17 - Transcript with facilitation questionsJune 3 S12E17 - Transcript with facilitation questions Locked S12E17 - Transcript with facilitation questions June 3 S12E16 - TranscriptArticleJune 3$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E16 - TranscriptJune 3 S12E16 - Transcript Locked S12E16 - Transcript May 17 On the 72nd anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, Andrew and Dr. Val talk with Cecilia Marshall, granddaughter of Justice Thurgood Marshall and founder of the Thurgood Marshall Foundation. Together, they reflect on the families behind Brown, the sacrifices made in the fight for educational justice, and why public schools remain essential to democracy. Ms. Marshall shares personal stories about knowing Thurgood Marshall simply as “Grandpa,” the responsibility of preserving his legacy, and her vision for a traveling museum bringing civil rights and civics education to communities across the country. This conversation explores cArticleJune 3$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E16 - TranscriptLocked S12E16 - Transcript May 17 On the 72nd anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, Andrew and Dr. Val talk with Cecilia Marshall, granddaughter of Justice Thurgood Marshall and founder of the Thurgood Marshall Foundation. Together, they reflect on the families behind Brown, the sacrifices made in the fight for educational justice, and why public schools remain essential to democracy. Ms. Marshall shares personal stories about knowing Thurgood Marshall simply as “Grandpa,” the responsibility of preserving his legacy, and her vision for a traveling museum bringing civil rights and civics education to communities across the country. This conversation explores collective responsibility, tArticleMay 17$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E16: Carrying the Torch: The Legacy of Thurgood Marshall from His Granddaughter's PerspectiveOn the 72nd anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, Andrew and Dr. Val talk with Cecilia Marshall, granddaughter of Justice Thurgood MarArticleMay 17Public 0 0S12E16- Transcript with facilitation questionsWe're going back to the archives to revisit a conversation with Heather McGhee. Her book, The Sum of Us, called attention to the idea of “solidarity dividends”, the gains that are made when people come together across race to fight for justice. She joins us to talk about her new podcast, also called The Sum of Us, which features a different story of cross racial solidarity in each episode.aArticleMay 17$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E14 - REVIST: Finding Hope in Solidarity with Heather McGheeWe're going back to the archives to revisit a conversation with Heather McGhee. Her book, The Sum of Us, called attention to the idea of “solidarity dividends”, the gains that are made when people come together across race to fight for justice. She joins us to talk about her new podcast, also called The Sum of Us, which features a different story of cross racial solidarity in each episode.aArticleApril 22Public 0 0S12E14 - TranscriptApril 22 S12E14 - Transcript Locked S12E14 - Transcript April 22 S12E14 - Transcript with facilitation questionsArticleApril 22$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E14 - Transcript with facilitation questionsApril 22 S12E14 - Transcript with facilitation questions Locked S12E14 - Transcript with facilitation questions April 22 S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questionsArticleApril 22$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questionsApril 22 S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questions Locked S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questions April 9 What happens when a community refuses to accept segregation—and organizes instead? In this episode, we explore the 1931 Lemon Grove Incident, one of the first successful school desegregation cases in the U.S., through a conversation with author Maria Dolores Águila. Her book A Sea of Lemon Trees brings this history to life through the eyes of 12-year-old Roberto Alvarez, a young person navigating identity, injustice, and courage. Together, we reflect on the power of community, the importance of representation, and what it means to pass stories of resistance on to our kids—eArticleApril 22$3 tier & up 0 0
S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questionsLocked S12E13 - Transcript with facilitation questions April 9 What happens when a community refuses to accept segregation—and organizes instead? In this episode, we explore the 1931 Lemon Grove Incident, one of the first successful school desegregation cases in the U.S., through a conversation with author Maria Dolores Águila. Her book A Sea of Lemon Trees brings this history to life through the eyes of 12-year-old Roberto Alvarez, a young person navigating identity, injustice, and courage. Together, we reflect on the power of community, the importance of representation, and what it means to pass stories of resistance on to our kids—especially in a moment when history feels both urgent andArticleApril 9$3 tier & up 0 0
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