Best Desegregation Podcasts (2025)

In this special episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, host Franchesca Thompson invites educators to take a well-deserved pause and reconnect with themselves. As the school year wraps up and summer break begins, it’s easy to carry the weight of the year’s stress with us. This episode features a calming, 4-minute meditation designed to help teac…

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The Impact of Education & Community: Building an Equitable Society 24:03

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On this episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters Podcast, we're joined by Claude L. Dallas Jr., an Adjunct Professor at National College in Cincinnati, Ohio, and proud native of Lincoln Heights, Cincinnati. Mr. Dallas shares a moving story of responsibility, resilience, and the power of community. He reflects on how the weight of expectation became a s…

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West Haven Health Department Mobile Showers 34:32

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1980-1989: The Reagan Revolution 7:05

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The 1980s were a Landslide.By Landslide

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TED Talks: Fuel for Learning with Jacqui Chew 31:18

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In this episode, we explore the impact of TED Talks as a tool for classroom engagement, featuring Jacqui Chew, TEDx ATL Speaker and Storyteller. We discuss practical ways to integrate TED Talks into teaching, how they can foster creativity, and the role of storytelling in education. Tune in for inspiration on transforming your classroom environment…

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The Power of Representation — with Dr. Theresa J. Canada 19:21

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Welcome to another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters Podcast. In this special episode, our host, Dr. Theresa J. Canada, shares her personal journey as a Black educator in the Northwest Local School District, located in the suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio. As one of only three Black teachers at the Cincinnati school, Dr. Canada reflects her experienc…

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1976: The Bicentennial 6:12

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1976 was a Landslide.By Landslide

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The Legacy of Sheff v. O'Neill — with Professor John C. Brittain 33:07

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters Podcast. We are honored to be joined by Professor John C. Brittain, an esteemed lawyer, civil rights advocate, and current Professor of Law at the University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law. In this episode, Professor Brittain utilizes his extensive …

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Lou Mangini & Ruben Ortiz Family Business (A)Pizza Play 35:16

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1972-1974: The Scandal That Shook America 5:44

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Enroue Awo Onigbonna Halfkenny June 19, 2025 35:09

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Education, Equity, and the Power of Community — with Kim Michelle Janey 35:38

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In this insightful episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters podcast, we welcome Kim Michelle Janey, who made history as Bostons first woman and first Black mayor. She currently serves as the President and CEO of Economic Mobility Pathways in Boston, Massachusetts. Ms. Janey shares her early experiences of growing up in Roxbury, Boston and reflects on t…

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1968: The Tumultuous Year 7:12

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Bridget Goosby on How Experiencing Racism Impacts Physical Health 43:41

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In this episode, Dr. Bridget Goosby of the University of Texas at Austin talks with Dr. Angela Byars-Winston about her work to better understand how experiencing racism and discrimination impacts a person's physical health. They also talk about a research project that they’re a part of that looks at the experiences and pressures that Black women in…

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Resilience in the Face of Inequity: School Desegregation in Buffalo, NY 32:26

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters Podcast. In this intimate conversation, we discuss systemic inequities in education and how neighborhood demographics can shape access and opportunity. Were honored to speak with our special guest, Dawn Ballou-Anderson. Mrs. Ballou-Anderson is a graduate of the Physician Assi…

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13th Annual Free Market & Health Fair 32:58

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Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in Action with Dr. Robinson 14:06

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In this episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, we dive deep into the transformative power of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy with Dr. Lawrence Robinson, an expert in the field and the author of a groundbreaking dissertation on its impact in music education. Dr. Robinson discusses how incorporating students' cultural backgrounds into teaching metho…

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1965-1975: The Vietnam War 7:29

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1965-1975 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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Doug Hausladen, (DRAGON BOAT REGATTA AT CANAL DOCK BOATHOUSE 2025) 30:06

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Rudy Foster 24:35

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Lovebabz Lovetalk Welcomes Rudy Foster (Otis Williams) making his national tour debut with Ain’t Too Proud Shubert Theatre June 12 - 15, 2025By WNHH-LP 103.5 FM NEW HAVEN

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Reflecting on the Conversation: the Untold History of School Desegregation 27:49

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Welcome to another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters podcast. In this episode, we pause to reflect on our journey and examine the historical relevance of each conversation we've had so far. This podcast was inspired by the powerful narratives explored in my book, Desegregation of the New York City Schools: A Story of the Silk Stocking Sisters. M…

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1964: Breaking Down Barriers 6:44

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1964 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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1963: “I Have a Dream” 6:38

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1963 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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How to Use Meta for Education: Tips and Tools 14:56

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In this episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, host Franchesca Thompson explores how educators can harness the power of Meta’s platforms—Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp—to reimagine classroom engagement and connection. If you're ready to think outside the box, take a few creative risks, and explore how social media tools can become educationa…

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Desegregation in the North: A Dream Town Story — with Laura Meckler 36:03

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As we continue our exploration of the northern experience of desegregation, this episode focuses on the racial history of Ohio. We are honored to welcome Laura Meckler, national education writer for The Washington Post and author of Dream Town: Shaker Heights and the Quest for Racial Equity. With her extensive coverage of news, politics, policies, …

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Kevin Ewing, Interim Executive Director, The International Festival of Arts & Ideas 31:48

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1961-1963: The Kennedy Presidency 7:00

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1961-1963 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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1955-1968: Fighting for Equality 7:52

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1955-1968 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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Enroue Awo Onigbonna Halfkenny 34:27

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Skills for Life: Empowering Students With Developmental Disabilities with Mary Justman 18:00

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In this episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, host Franchesca Thompson explores what it truly means to support students with special needs beyond the classroom. Join us as we dive into the importance of life skills, community integration, and employment opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including a…

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Kaiping Chen and Corey Jackson on Trust in Science 45:25

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In this episode, Kaiping Chen and Corey Jackson talk about trust in science—and how we can think about it from the perspective of diversity science. They argue that the research community should aim to create an environment where non-scientists are being given the tools, support, and context to engage with research in a way that aligns with their n…

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The Sidetrack Program – Desegregation, Busing, and Boston's Racial History 39:38

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Thank you for joining us for another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters Podcast, where we continue our conversation about the complexities of northern desegregation. Our special guest this episode is Peter Thomson, a multi-award-winning journalist with over 30 years of experience covering environmental and climate issues. He is also an accomplish…

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1954: Desegregating Schools 7:29

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1954 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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Yale historian Professor Elizabeth Hinton 28:38

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Lovebabz Lovetalk Welcomes Yale historian Professor Elizabeth Hinton for a timely conversation about justice reform and redemption, focusing primarily on HB 7133, currently on the legislative calendar. Along, with Maurice Blackwell, whose successful reintegration was enabled by an earlier iteration of HB 7133, and James Jeter, Executive Director of…

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1950-1953: The Forgotten Conflict 6:18

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1950-1953 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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Teacher Evaluations: Because Even Superheroes Need a Review 19:53

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In this episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, we’re diving into the world of teacher evaluations and exploring how innovative districts like Houston ISD are leading the charge. Teacher evaluations don’t have to be stressful or dreaded—they can be powerful tools for growth, collaboration, and support. Join us as we explore real-world examples f…

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De Facto vs. De Jure Segregation in Public Schools 35:29

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Welcome to another episode of The Silk Stocking Sisters podcast! In this thought-provoking discussion, we unpack the concepts of de facto and de jure segregation, focusing specifically on how they manifested in public schools. We continue to explore the differences in desegregation efforts between the North and the South, and raise a critical quest…

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1947: The Truman Doctrine 6:02

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1947 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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My Favorite Teacher: Leslie Baker’s Journey Through Desegregation and the Teacher Who Shaped Her 18:15

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In this powerful and personal episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, host Franchesca Thompson sits down with her mother, Leslie Baker, for an unforgettable conversation about resilience, education, and the teachers who make a lasting impact. Leslie shares vivid memories of growing up during the Jim Crow era and transitioning into desegregated s…

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Unpacking School Segregation in Rochester, NY – with Justin Murphy 47:56

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In this episode, we dive deep into the complex and often overlooked issue of school segregation in Rochester, New York. Our special guest is Justin Murphy, veteran education reporter and author of Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger: School Segregation in Rochester, New York. With over a decade of experience covering education, Murphy brings p…

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1945: The United Nations 8:45

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1945 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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1941-1945: America’s Home Front and Global Leadership 8:25

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World War II was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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1933-1939: The New Deal 8:21

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1933-1939 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide

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Jesse Phillips, The Center for Inclusive Growth 30:20

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Faith in Crisis: Navigating Doubt and Uncertainty with Dr. Jaye Lynn Peabody Smith 21:40

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In this heartfelt episode of Everything But The Lesson Plan, host Franchesca Thompson is joined by Dr. Jaye Lynn Peabody Smith to explore what happens when faith is tested in times of uncertainty. From education cuts and job instability to national crises and the pressures of social media, many educators and community members are experiencing a dee…

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1929: The Great Depression Begins 8:43

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1929 was a Landslide. Disclosure: This podcast includes content generated using an AI voice model. While efforts were made to ensure accuracy and clarity, some voices may not represent real individuals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.By Landslide