ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the concluding episode of this series, we invite you to join Colleen Simon and Tienga Ngale for a reflective
conversation examining our journey in hosting the latest season of How Does The Social Work Podcast from Brunel University Social Work Programme.
Together, we explore the motivations that inspired us to host the podcast and share our personal experiences throughout this endeavour. We will also highlight some of the valuable lessons we have learned along the way in our
capacities as hosts and Tienga conveys his reflections as a student social worker, emphasising why students should seize the opportunity to become future hosts.'
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