What events are happening in your favorite communities? What's been added to your calendar that you wouldn't dare miss? For me... the main NEVER miss event is Skool News in Skoolers. Every Tuesday at noon CST. I'm adding some others I'm looking forward to this week below. Feel free to add a link to the community and tell us a little about what the event is about.

What are some of your favorite activities over the weekends in your favorite communities? Yesterday my notifications feed was so quiet. Now, that was a welcome break from the week but then it made me curious. Do you Skool on the weekend? Are you IRL on the weekends?

Was there something really cool that happened in a community this week? A great call? An awesome workshop? Something you finally learned you’ve been working on and got it? A milestone? A great conversation? Met a new cool person? What was your favorite part of community this week?? I know that’s a lot of questions but the bottom line is… let’s celebrate some cool fun that made your life brighter from this week??

When do you spend the most time on Skool?? Weekends? Weekdays? Always.

This is my community review of Synthesizer by Andrew Kirby. "The culture inside Synthesizer makes it easy to jump in and partictipate just by reading the threads." I originally joined because of Andrew Kirby himself. On Skool, he’s always been someone I paid attention to. Along with Ryan Duncan, he was one of the people I followed closely to understand how communities are built and how they actually function. Andrew already had a community, and I wanted to experience it from the inside. When I realized the focus of Synthesizer was about taking in information, integrating it, and then figuring out how it works for you, it immediately clicked. That’s basically what I do every day. I love researching, learning, and then synthesizing ideas into something that actually works in real life. I joined because of Andrew… but I stayed because the content and conversations are genuinely good. It’s not just about building a Skool community. A lot of the discussions revolve around relationship building, culture, and how communities actually function. You can create a group easily, but building real interaction and connection is a completely different thing. That’s where the conversations inside Synthesizer tend to go. Every Monday there’s a call that’s full of useful ideas about community building on Skool. The calls also help strengthen relationships between members. The discussions tend to go deep, and people are very supportive of each other. What really stands out though is the culture. When you go into the community feed, you can immediately see how people interact. You can open a post and just read through the comment threads… and then the threads inside the threads. It becomes a living example of how community conversation works. There are also memes and lighter moments, but overall the environment feels like a group of people who genuinely care about building thoughtful communities. It also works really well as a kind of think tank. If you’re trying to work through an idea, test a concept, or synthesize something you’re learning, people will engage with it and help you think it through.