Rich and Tim speak to Dr Lorna Stabler about lived experience—its power, its promise, and its problems.

Rich and Tim reflect on their personal failures, explore why failure is inevitable, & share what they’ve learned from it.

Rich and Tim interview Prof Rick Barth on the top misconceptions in child protection

Rich and Tim speak to Prof. Harry Ferguson: Feeling, moving & sensing through the history of child protection social work

Rich and Tim speak with parent activist Lee Crouch about his experience of losing his children & the journey toward reunification

Rich and Tim; 'Headlines with Mithran' (CC editor) and personal reflections on parenting

Rich and Tim on how writing sharpens thinking, strengthens practice and opens doors

Rich and Tim debate: help individuals or change the system?

Rich and Tim chat with Dr. Lorna Stabler about what children think makes a great social worker, and explore the vital role of sibling and kinship carers

BONUS: Chapter 1 of Messy Social Work read by Rich Devine

Rich and Tim: 'headlines with Mithran' & Cordie Gwilym (Social Worker/Coach) on adoption, overcoming loss and coaching

Rich and Tim speak to Rasheed Pendry OBE (Director at Wandsworth) on systemic practice and leadership

Rich and Tim discuss the 5 reasons why chronologies essential for effective social work practice

Rich and Tim speak to Clarissa Stevens (Development Worker for Peer Power) on how to work with teenagers and gangs

Rich and Tim interview Kevin Campbell on Family Finding; an innovative method for finding family, love and connection

Rich and Tim introduce 'Headlines' with CC Editor Mithran Samuel and Review 'Radical Help' by Hilary Cottam

Rich and Tim interview Prof Jill Derrick on the impossible imperative; navigating competing principles in child protection

Rich and Tim speak to Senior Social Worker, Duane Phillips about being mixed heritage, male social worker, working with fathers and much more

Rich and Tim speak to Terri-Anne (Project Worker and Care Experienced) about requesting and reading her files

What 10 years in child protection taught me about people, pain and purpose