Black adoptee, Sam Collier, discusses the complications of reuniting with his birth family. They discuss Sam’s new book “A Greater Story” and why he considers himself to be “rescued.”

Transracial adoptee; Jessenia Parmer speaks about the need for more mental health awareness among adoptees.

Tony Hynes talks about being raised by two white moms and shares what it was like being asked to choose between living with his birth family or his adoptive family.

Nancee Winslow talks about nature vs. nurture in adoption and the need to prove she is a "well-adjusted" adoptee.

Maya shares her perspective on being a same-race adoptee. She challenges Angela's assumptions about racial identity formation for black same-race adoptees.

Jay Johnson, a late discovery adoptee (LDA) shares that how finding out that he was adopted so late in turned his life upside down.

Torie DiMartile speaks about a comment Amy Coney Barrett (Supreme Court justice) made and why conversations about transracial adoption are so divided.

Kristen Garaffo, adopted from Paraguay, speaks about her identity as a white-passing Latina.

Tiffany Henness challenges the fairy-tale narrative about adoption and wonders if Christians may be use the book of Psalms to think differently about helping children through adoption.

Angela reconnects with Alex, now a 17 year old transgender woman, to discuss adoption, the intersections of LGBTQ culture, and how quarantine provided a silver lining for Alex's transition period.