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Episode 82: Nauru

Episode 81: Adapting to climate change – vulnerable people

Episode 80: Alternative identities - Vampires

Episode 79: Voices against bigotry

Episode 78: Foster families

Episode 77: Everyday racism

Episode 76: ‘Troubled’ or ‘disadvantaged’ families?

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Episode 75: Grassroots organisations

Episode 74: Disruption beyond adoption

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Episode 73: Talking about sex

Podsocs, the podcast for social workers on the run, brings you topics of interest for all human services practitioners, students and academics.

I&#39;ve been listening to this podcast for a while and enjoying the broad range of topics it covers in the realm of social work. I&#39;m surprised there aren&#39;t any reviews on this podcast yet! Though I recognize social work isn&#39;t a career with a high amount of visibility, I hope the new media will be changing that. Social work needs more of a voice, thank you for giving it one!

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Podsocs - Social Work Podcasts

Mindfulness – what is it and how does it relate to social work? Micheal Shier talks to us about how mindfulness in reflective practice can assist social workers’ subjective well-being in personal and professional realms.

Episode 44: Mindfulness

Resilience

In this podcast, Elizabeth Beddoe discusses the role of resilience in social work particularly in relation to practitioner and student well-being.

Episode 13: Supervision and resilience in Social Work

Episode 70: Domestic violence in child welfare

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Episode 52: What is the future of social work?

Approximately 35,000 people go missing in Australia every year. There is a terrible legacy for families, friends and communities.

Episode 1: Missing people

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Episode 57: Neoliberalism

Episode 51: Young women in prison

Episode 63: Bodies, grief and social work

Episode 64: Corporate social responsibility and social enterprise

Evidence-based practice (EBP) has been part of social work practice for at least a decade. Debates and controversies about EBP and its role in social work practice features in the academic literature. Debbie Plath defines EBP, discusses its relevance and outlines the process in this podcast.

Episode 41: Evidence-based practice

Episode 66: Long term follow up of children with problem behaviours

Are you a PhD student? Thinking of writing a blog? Or just like or want to improve your writing? This is the podcast for you! @#% Mild Course Language

Episode 56: The Thesis Whisperer

Marilyn Crawshaw discusses her research on surrogacy as it is practised in the UK today and the role of social workers in the practice. Ethical issues, implications for all parties involved and the benefits and challenges are examined.

Episode 14: Surrogacy in the UK

Episode 60: Social work in disasters

Episode 72: From orphanhood to trafficked

Episode 65: Hospital social work

In this podcast, Rosemary Okoli discusses her PhD research which explores the experiences of street vending children in Nigeria, giving us a rich insight into the how these children perceive their lives and work and in the process dispels some myths based on western perceptions.

Episode 10: Street vending children in Nigeria

The best podcast episodes on romantic relationships. Episodes talk about the 5 love languages, intimacy, and the taboo topics of sexual desires and infidelity. This topic is a deep dive into the science and complexities that face us in our relationships with others. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

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The best philosophy podcast episodes. Asking questions about how to live a better life, what it means to be and do good, to the idea of God. This topic includes episodes that bring about important questions that everyone should be asking themselves. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!