Welcome to Revolutionary Hoodrat with Kim Young from Dope Black Social Worker®. In this week's episode, Kim speaks with Bryan Haggard, LCSW, about his journey as a Black PhD student in social work. They discuss the importance of being unapologetically Black in various spaces and the hoodrat activities that Bryan enjoys.

In this week's episode of Revolutionary Hoodrat. Kim discusses her fascination with the Black lady in Pakistan and Kanye's unraveling and reminds listeners that nothing new can happen.

On this week's episode, Kim is joined by Erica Anderson, LCSW, the creator and visionary behind the Millennial Social Work Conference, and Joi Britt, LCSW, everyone's favorite social work cousin.

The Millennial Social Work Conference will occur March 7-8 in Atlanta, GA. Tickets are on sale until February 21, 2025. We hope to see you there!

On this week's episode, Kim is joined by Khadijah Tishan Washington, a licensed clinical social worker, mother, and business owner who recently sold her home, packed up her life, and moved to East Africa. If you want to learn more about Khadijah and follow her journey, you can visit the R.E.A.L Healing Center and follow her on Instagram.

Welcome to Revolutionary Hoodrat with Kim Young of Dope Black Social Worker®. In this week's episode, Kim shares her birthday escapades back to the West Coast and her commitment to it after a year of recklessness!

Welcome to Revolutionary Hoodrat with Kim Young of Dope Black Social Worker®. In this week's episode, Kim recaps the Late Daters on Netflix, talks about monogamy, and her homeownership journey.

In this week's episode, Kim recaps the Season 7 reunion of "Love Is Blind." She encourages listeners to stop following election coverage and check out "Sweet Bobby" on Netflix or "Breath of Fire" on MAX. Kim also shares her frustration with the misinformation surrounding social exam alternatives and discusses her views on failure.

In this week's episode, Kim discusses the sordid history of social work exams and the current efforts to undo decades of exclusionary practices and policies by creating alternative social work licensure options with Jen Hirsch, MSW, and Matt DeCarlo, PhD.

In this week's episode, Kim recaps her trip to Culture Con in New York City, recalls her beef with the DSM, and shares a good black word about returning home to oneself.

In this week's episode, Kim is joined by Mecca Williams, LPC, and Joi Britt, LCSW, to discuss their perspectives and experiences with dating and relationship dynamics as Black women who happened to practice as mental health professionals.