Caring for Your Community in a Time of Crisis: On the Ground in Minneapolis
When crisis comes for one of us, it comes for all of us.
In this powerful and deeply moving episode, Dr. Val and Andrew sit down with two parent leaders in Minneapolis—Carina (a White mom and longtime bridge-builder in dual language spaces) and Cisne (a Spanish-speaking immigrant mom and vice presi…
Legacy and Community: Bridging Generations through History
In this episode, Andrew and Dr. Val are joined by Logan Tilton, a history student at North Carolina Central University and one of the Levine Museum of the New South’s fellowship students. Together, they reflect on what it means to learn history not as a list of dates and names, but as a living stor…
Spatial Injustice: School Closures as a Form of Educational Redlining
What happens when we stop thinking about schools as buildings—and start seeing them as the ecosystems that hold our communities together?
In this episode, we sit with Dr. Mara Tieken to explore school closures not as isolated decisions, but as part of a broader pattern of spatial injustice—where re…
Seeds of Resistance: The Lemon Grove Legacy
We're joined by YA author, María Dolores Águila to uncover the largely untold story of the 1931 Lemon Grove Incident—the first successful school desegregation case in California, led by Mexican and Mexican American families.
Through her book A Sea of Lemon Trees, Maria invites us into the world of …
REVISIT: Finding Hope in Solidarity with Heather McGhee
We’re going back to the archives today to revisit a conversation with Heather McGhee. In February of 2021, Heather McGhee’s book, The Sum of Us came out. With a focus on the ways in which racism harms everyone, and the potential good that can come from cross-racial coalitions, the book was exciting…
REVISIT: Calling In with Loretta Ross
We're revisiting our conversation with Dr. Loretta Ross because her book, Calling In: How to Start Making Change with Those You’d Rather Cancel, is the Integrated Schools book club pick for this month. You can register for one of our amazing, free book club sessions here.
We’re joined by MacArthur …
The Missing Piece in Women's Wellness and How To Reclaim It ft. Val Brown
In this episode of Fit, Fun, and Frazzled, host Nikki Lanigan sits down with pelvic health physical therapist Val Brown to explore one of the most overlooked parts of women's wellness: the pelvic floor.
Val shares her Vital Axis Method — a groundbreaking approach that integrates pelvic health, neu…
Reflections on Season 12
As we wrap up another school year, we're taking a moment to reflect on the conversations, challenges, and lessons that shaped Season 12.
This year, we explored what it means to build belonging, strengthen community, advocate for public education, and stay connected through uncertainty. Along the wa…
What Your Gut Is Telling You About Your Pelvic Floor with Dr. Val Brown
Pelvic floor physical therapist Val explains the surprising gut-pelvic floor connection, from bloating to bladder leaks, and how to spot the signs.
Most people don't think to connect their digestion with their pelvic floor, but Dr. Emily and pelvic floor physical therapist and functional nutrition …
Season 13 Kick Off: Dreaming of the Future
We are back! Welcome to Season 13 of The Integrated Schools Podcast. It’s been almost eight years and over 170 episodes, but as we kick off this new season, we are reflecting on where we find ourselves—as a country, as an organization, and in our own lives. Val is navigating life with a college fre…
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