Jeff's vulnerability in sharing his lifelong journey of uncertainty and his eventual search for his origins is both courageous and inspiring.

This episode delves into the heart of storytelling and collaboration, sparked by a unique workshop that paired participants with artists.

Growing up, Anna found solace in music, performing in church choirs, and eventually pursuing her passion for fashion as a model. However, her journey was not without its challenges.

Cat’s narrative explores not just the pain of loss, but also the complexities of navigating her roots and understanding her place in the world as someone who was adopted.

In an age where cultural boundaries are increasingly blurred, the quest for identity and belonging remains a significant challenge for many.

This episode is not just a conversation; it's an experience. Paige's vulnerability and eloquence, combined with the powerful imagery of Mary Oliver's poetry, create a listening experience that resonates long after the program concludes.

We all have our own definition of family, but sometimes, a story comes along that expands our understanding of what it truly means.

Imagine learning your path was different than you thought... Audrey navigated this with grace and strength, and her insights are truly profound.

This is an episode that beautifully intertwines music and storytelling, featuring two incredible guests: Bruce, an Appalachian singer-songwriter, and Merri Biechler, a powerhouse playwright and artistic director.

Meet Drew, a passionate storyteller whose life changed with a simple 3x5 notecard revealing his adoption. This pivotal moment set him on a path of self-discovery, deeply rooted in his Menominee Native heritage. Through dance, writing, and an unwavering commitment to his culture, Drew embodies resilience and creativity.