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 information about adoptee rights to accessing their origin information (spoiler - adoptees have very few - to no - rights to their own information in most US states). If you're interested in learning more about how modern adoption laws impact people who are adopted and if you're willing to have an open mind and have the societal, rainbows and unicorns narrative challenged, this is the podcast for you.

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