This episode features Sterling Grissom, MSW, LCSWA.  Sterling talks about the importance of doing your own work so that you can support others in doing theirs.

This episode features Alejandra Davis, MSW, LCSWA.  Alejandra discusses how ethical dilemmas really do occur in practice and how she stays connected to social justice through her work with justice-involved youth.

This episode features Octavia McLean, MSW, LCSWA.  Octavia gets real about her experience in the job search and encourages new social workers to not get discouraged.

This episode features Deja Stover, MSW, LCSWA.  Deja shares her interest and desire to do clinical work and how she stays connected to social justice.

This episode features Tray Ruffin, MSW, LCSWA, LCASA.  Tray shares about his experience providing psychiatric evaluations and lessons he has learned since graduation.

This episode features Jasmin Ashford, BSW.  Jasmin discusses her journey in elder care and her current job functions and roles, as well as what she wishes she had learned during her BSW program.

This episode features Destiney Springs-Walker, MSW.  Destiney shares how she is navigating working within systems as the only social worker on her current staff.  Destiney challenges social workers to consider how we continue to dismantle systems while working within them.

This episode features Abbie Peck, MSW, LMSW.  Abbie shares her thoughts on macro social work, policy, and the micro/macro divide and how she hopes social work education will more strongly highlight the importance of macro practice.

This episode features Xuan Troung, MSW, LCSWA.  Xuan shares about her journey, life post grad school and how she continues to advocate for disability rights.

Join Kris + Michelle as they discuss Season 3 where we will focus on novice social workers.  Our guests for this season have graduated within the past two years and are here to spill the beans on the real world of social work.