
Fostering Change with Rob Scheer
Hosted by Comfort Cases founder Rob Scheer, this inspiring podcast shares powerful stories of resilience, compassion, and community. Each week, Rob sits down with guests who are making a difference in the foster care system — from former foster youth and foster parents to advocates, authors, and celebrities whose lives have been touched by foster care.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusinessKids & Family | |||

As Fostering Change continues our celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the voices reshaping what adoption looks like in America—and making it more equitable, inclusive, and accessible for all families.
This week, host... more
This November, Fostering Change continues our special series for National Adoption Awareness Month, celebrating families formed through adoption and raising awareness about the unique needs of children in foster and kinship care.
Throughout the mont... more
Welcome to the first episode of Fostering Change for National Adoption Awareness Month—a month dedicated to celebrating families formed through adoption and raising awareness of the thousands of children still waiting for their forever homes. As we m... more
Advisory: This episode includes sensitive discussion about addiction, family estrangement, and emotional loss.
This week on Fostering Change, host Rob Scheer welcomes back two dear friends — Julie and David Bulitt — for one of the most personal and ... more
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Rob is a fantastic host and Fostering Change is a really special show. I found the episode about Private adoption particularly interesting and I really appreciate them having a conversation on this often not- spoken about topic!
Fostering Change with Rob is an important podcast as it dives deep into the world of foster care and foster children, a topic not often talked about. The episode about new backpacks for children was really profound, and I really appreciated the honesty of everyone in the conversation.
I just found your podcast and I am loving it. I am an advocate for youth and young adults whose lives have been touched by the foster care system; helping them transition into productive supported members of the “adulting” world. Life is not meant to be done alone and when these kids “age out “ of the system they feel it’s all on them to figure out. Listening to your podcast has given me insight and confirmed some things I see on a daily basis! Thank you for sharing the resources and stories tha... more
This podcast has made me feel less alone.
I was an unconventional “aged-out” foster youth who was placed “permanently” with my bio dad at age 17.5 (ending all foster child support services I’d had) Reunification wasn’t the right choice and at age 18 I wasn’t eligible for any service related to assisting aged out FFY because I didn’t formally age out. I had no safety net like so many others from the system, and I ended up chronically homeless and couch-surfing for several years after turning 18. ... more
Your podcast is amazing!
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Focusing on the challenges and triumphs within the foster care system, the discussions center around the importance of community support, dignity, and hope for children in care. Various episodes feature insights from former foster youth, advocates, and organizations dedicated to improving the foster experience, highlighting personal stories, systemic changes, and innovative solutions to foster care issues. The podcast seeks to illuminate lesser-discussed topics, such as the emotional needs of youth in foster care and the societal misconceptions that affect them, bringing forth a compassionate narrative aimed at fostering understanding and advocacy. A unique blend of personal narratives and expert insight aims to cultivate a supportive envir... more
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Recent guests on Fostering Change include:
1. Laura Adams
2. Julie Bulitt
3. David Bulitt
4. Susan Chesnutt
5. Baron Li
6. Tracey Heisler
7. Dr. Danisha Keating
8. Dana Marlowe
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