Welcome to Mind Your Own Karma – The Adoption Chronicles Podcast. This season, I'm asking birth mothers to tell their stories. I'm asking my listeners to challenge themselves and keep the episodes rolling, because I know I've grown and learned so much from it already. I want you to know, there's so much more to these stories than you imagine. I'm an adoptee myself, and I want us to look at all sid... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Monique Pangari was born in Australia in 1972 at the height of the ‘Forced Adoption Era.’ Relinquished at birth and adopted at 6 weeks of age, she grew up in a family with two older adopted siblings. more
Monique Pangari was born in Australia in 1972 at the height of the ‘Forced Adoption Era.’ Relinquished at birth and adopted at 6 weeks of age, she grew up in a family with two older adopted siblings. more
Jennifer Dyan Ghoston is a same-race domestic adoptee in reunion with both sides of her biological family. After a 27-year career in law enforcement with the Chicago Police Department, she retired in 2014 as a police detective. In 2015, she self-publ... more
I hope you'll join me for this conversation with Veronique. It's not often that I do interviews with adoptive parents, and maybe it's been my assumption that I know their stories already. Do you have assumptions about their stories, too? more
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Professional, informative, this is a topic that needs more attention in so many ways.
Melissa Brunetti is a host that is so knowledgeable. Her shows are interesting and lively conversations about sensitive topics. I have learned so much about the parent- child relationship within the adoption community. Thank you!
As an adoptee I appreciate Melissa’s honest yet hopeful treatment of what it means to navigate adoption as we go through life. I also love the varied guests and perspectives she’s had on her show, always asking the hard questions while also showing so much love and concern for her guests and their unique experiences.
I found this podcast through an author friend who is also adopted. After listening to the episode where she tells her story of adoption, I reached out to the host, Melissa, and we created an episode together of my adoption story. more
Melissa has given a forum for discussion that is honest and caring. Please listen in whenever you have time. It’s well worth it!
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