Donor conceived author, Nick Ludwig, speaks with others in the DCP community in this one on one conversation series of true stories and revelations pertaining to sperm and egg donor conceived people around the world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
In Episode 21, Nick speaks with a man named Adam from Massachusetts. Adam's story of finding out he's donor conceived came with another wildly unexpected revelation connected to one of his immediate family members.
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In Episode 20 (Bonus Episode #2), Nick speaks with recipient parent and fellow author, Eli Ramos, about their journey building a family through sperm donation. As a queer and non-binary person, their own journey with identity has several areas of ove... more
In Episode 19, Nick chats with our first Canadian guest of the show, a woman named Laura from British Columbia. Laura's donor conceived story begins quite unexpectedly -- at age 16 and pregnant with her first child.
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In Episode 18, Nick sits with a woman named Julie from Iowa whose donor conceived discovery showed up unplanned at a very young and impressionable age. Over two decades later, her story continues to evolve in unpredictable and exciting ways.
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Nick has an incredibly gentle way of connecting with fellow DCPs (donor conceived people). As both a listener & participant (ep.6) of this podcast, I can say that Nick does a wonderful job of helping his participants feel comfortable in sharing. His empathy level is over the top as well. DCPs have a variety of struggles that arise & throughout these early episodes, Nick has done a great job of covering the vast issues that we face. I love how a voice is being given to our donor conceived communi... more
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