The primary purpose of social workers is to provide an environment in which individuals feel empowered to change the quality of their lives, improve communication, and create healthy relationships. Wanda Olugbala  began her career as a community organizer in 1994  in Public Housing Projects. Since then she has worked as a program administrator, grantwriter, social welfare executive, and social policy analyst. However, Olugbala found her most rewarding work as a therapist. Consequently, for 30 years she has helped create environments where children are seen, heard, nurtured, cherished and safe to explore both their internal and external worlds. Olugbala remains dedicated to helping adults repair and strengthen their primary relationships in such a way that they bring up competent, healthy, successful families where positive self esteem and self concept are the norm.

Jasmine “Jazz” Logan (she/her) is a third-year student at Wake Forest University School of Divinity.  Jazz is from Arizona but most recently lived in Los Angeles, California, before attending WFU School of Divinity.  Jazz has aspirations of becoming an ordained minister (denomination pending) and has a passion for teaching the next generation that they are beloved. She joins That Social Work Lady Podcast to cohost in Season 2 for Episodes 33 - 34.

Mrs. Yvonne Jones is a lifetime Detroit resident. She spent her formative years during the turmoil of the Civil Rights Movement and has first hand experience with the Detroit Rebellion of 1967. She is unashamed of being a direct benefactor of Affirmative Action and the advances made by the Civil Rights Movement. She joins That Social Work Lady as cohost in Season 2 for episodes 23 - 26.