
Through an audio drama and episodes of thought-provoking conversations, the listening audience can learn some of the issues faced by those affected by relinquishment and adoption. The adoptee is at the center of all conversations had with other members of the adoption constellation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 303 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Noel Holton Brathwaite is an adoptee who lives in New York and is a tenured Associate Professor of English. Her husband is a scientist who works in the field of Computational Biology. They have a bright and talented son, who is a senior in college ma... more
Aimee Seiff Christian writes memoir and creative nonfiction. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Poets & Writers, The Rumpus, Hippocampus, Pidgeonholes, Atticus Review, SmokeLong Quarterly, Los Angeles Review, and elsewh... more
Dr. Joyce Maguire Pavao, Ed.D., LCSW, LMFT is a returning guest.
She was the Founder and CEO of Center for Family Connections, Inc. in Cambridge and New York, Founder and Director of Riverside After Adoption Consulting and Training, PACT (Pre/Post A... more
Elizabeth Barbour. M.Ed. is an adoptee and adoptive mom with 27 years of reunion experience. In 1999, she found her birth mom, birth dad and eleven brothers and sisters. An adoption reunion coach, speaker and author of two books, she’s currently writ... more
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This podcast might be good, but I am giving it a 2 star because I am hard of hearing and found the background music distracting and unnecessary. I was so annoyed that it was impossible to sort out the voices from the music. I really tried to listen.
Jennifer is such a talented orator and host. Her calm and soothing voice is the perfect stage for these important, complex, and emotional stories. I am so honored to have been on the podcast and hope to come back in future seasons. Hearing from other adoptees at various stages of their adoption and reunion journeys has been essential to my own emotional stability as I navigate similar parts of my own life.
Truly beautiful podcast episodes. Jennifer’s voice is soothing, thoughtful, and deeply . Some of these stories really move me to tears.
Thanks Jennifer for bringing adoption stories to light.
For many, this topic is never usually talked about. There’s a discomfort to discuss something so personal and traumatic. Jennifer changes all of this with her way of making you feel relaxed and engaging with you on such a sensitive topic. Her calmness and professionalism is just you need to open up. Whether you’re a guest or a listener, you will learn so much when you hear yourself dig deep or listen to what it’s like to fight nurture over nature for all of us in Adoptee Land.
Jennifer is an amazing host, she let me share my story and helped me to get through the tough emotions. I was very comfortable in sharing my story. This podcast is also therapy when listening to others tell their stories. I recommend to any adoptee/foster child that want to share their story, look no further this is the podcast to do it.
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A thoughtful, issue-focused catalog of conversations and personal storytelling around adoption, kinship, and the lifelong journey of identity. Topics repeatedly surface around kinship adoption, openness versus secrecy in birth histories, intergenerational trauma, healing through storytelling, and community-led support. Episodes often center adoptees and kinship networks, with guests ranging from early pioneers in adoption reform to contemporary adoptee advocates, writers, therapists, and filmmakers. The format blends intimate interviews with reflective readings and audience-grounded discussions, offering both practical guidance for families navigating open adoption and deeper explorations of identity, belonging, and justice within care syst... more
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2. Dr. Joyce Maguire Pavao
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