The Adoption files seeks to provide a place for adoptees and allies to discuss the laws preventing adoptees from accessing their identities, and the emotional and physical challenges adoptees face in the process of dealing with the obstacles we face. We recognize the need to expose the problematic aspects of the adoption industry and the narrative they perpetuate.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial Sciences |
Today was the first full day of my first in person adoptee experience. The episode is a brief discussion of the sessions I attended, my impressions so far, and a certain amount of rambling.
Please join Lynn Grubb and me as we talk with Lorah Gerald about the book Conceiving Christian America; Embryo Adoption and Reproductive Politics by Risa Cromer. Chapter 4 is called Unselection, and discusses the gap between the stated goals of agenc... more
Please join Lynn and I as we discuss the Interlude titled Waiting. Lynn prefers the title Delusional, and its hard to argue. more
Please join Donna Jane and I as we talk about adoption, the laws in California, and the right to access to a persons own information. more
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I love this podcast. I read someone else's review saying its a negative view on adoption but what it actually is, is a realistic view of adoption because the voices you are hearing are the people who are adopted, rather than the people who adopted them. Adoptees are the ones most affected by the choices that others have made on their behalf. Their voices SHOULD be the ones we are listening to when we consider the impact of adoption and the laws enacted around that issue. This podcast is full of ... more
I love this podcast. I read someone else's review saying its a negative view on adoption but what it actually is, is a realistic view of adoption because the voices you are hearing are the people who are adopted, rather than the people who adopted them. more
i have a lot of thoughts but the podcast app seemed to delete my lengthy review on this podcast. if this posts i’ll send my full review again
Apple Podcasts | #243 | United States/Science/Social Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #233 | United Kingdom/Science/Social Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #227 | Australia/Science/Social Sciences |
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