Marc Smolowitz
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773 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Oct 2018
last heard Oct 2022
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It has to connect with like se seemingly connect with, you know, bigger issues and bigger audience potential.
And and I am aiming for that.
Like I want I want more people than not to see it.
Like that's that's my goal.
So, in that way, like every effort will be made to position this, you know, seemingly niche set of stories within a broader education conversation, you know, which I think is vitally important that that this these stories be situated in that kind of more general conversation.
Um, one of the things that I ask every person I interview as an expert is I ask when I sit them down, the first thing I say is, tell me your education story, right?
Because I really believe
that that is something we as Americans, if you were born here and you went to school here, we all share some sort of education narrative.
Or it or more to the point, there's this kind of social contract in this country that that says to parents, when your kid is five, you know, he or she or they is going to you know kindergarten.
And like that's by law required and also by default an opportunity.
And and whether that pathway of entry becomes public, private, micro, charter, you know, innovation school, whatever it is, home school.
Parents connect with the concept that their children need an education.
They they go to school.
It's part of our it's part of the narrative in our nation.
And so it's only when they move forward that the particularities of that story change.
And that's when it gets super interesting and often super troubling, right?
So I think that if we can situate these narratives within that broader education narrative, we're going to do a very good job of getting the press and the what I call mainstream audience or documentaries to care about the G word.
So that said, alongside that, I always work in a very engaged way with the communities of interest.
So we have an advisory board.
We are creating a network of partners, nonprofits that work in this.
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