Episodes

Saint Louis University is ranked in the top 13% of all national social work schools by U.S. News & World Report. This episode's guest offers insight into experiences that offer a focus on humanity.

On most occasions, I randomly meet the most talented and gifted individuals who are smart and think quite clearly. All of my guests have concerns about social justice and are willing to give their thoughts on equality.

The featured guest in this episode is a Graduate Student in the School of Social Work

This episode is from a OT view. We talk about experiential learning in the healthcare field.

I just like getting some opinion from students. These are people who badly want internships. They really don't care if it is subsidized or not. They are seeking internships and that is what the show is all about. Meet Rich.

I used nonrandom selection in finding students who have opinions about unpaid internships. I found eager individuals who have interesting points of view. This is Dalton, a freshman.

This is an additional perspective from professional student affairs senior analysts who advise students on investing in internships.

In this episode, we explore the gender gap and critical race theory along with its disadvantages and advantages in higher education internships.

This is an introduction. There are two interviews with faculty from Saint Louis University about why unpaid internships are unfair These individuals personally hand out the internship, both paid and unpaid. There is also struggles involved with gender and race.