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Dean Baquet (and a Season Two Wrap-up) caps the second season of the At Your Service podcast. This sound, categorized under the genre Music/Other/Other, marks the official close of the season’s 12 total episodes. Dua leads the finale episode, which centers on a wide-ranging conversation with guest Dean Baquet. Baquet is the former executive editor of the New York Times. Their discussion touches on many of the major stories Baquet spearheaded during his tenure at the publication. One of the most prominent stories they cover is the era-defining exposé of Harvey Weinstein. Dua uses the conversation to seek advice and guidance from the journalism legend, specifically focused on her own future in media. After wrapping her conversation with Baquet, Dua reflects on the season to close out the finale, sharing personal highlights from the 12 episodes that made up the show’s second run. The At Your Service podcast exists as the sweeping companion piece to Dua’s Service95 newsletter.