100% real talk with your two new Korean adoptee besties! Hana and Ryan, Korean adoptees from Melbourne, Australia, talk about anything and everything adoption related, including race, gender, birth family search and reunion, and more.
Original podcast music by Domus.
Eli Harwood (aka Attachment Nerd) on Adoption, Attachment and How to Heal
Check out Eli's Instagram account Attachment Nerd (http://instagram.com/attachmentnerd), and her new book Securely Attached: Transform Your Attachment Patterns into Loving, Lasting Romantic Relationships (A Guided Journal) (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/725779/securely-attached-by-harwood-eli/).
And connect with us on Instagram (www.instagram.com/adoptedfeelspodcast), Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/adoptedfeelspodcast/), or via our website (www.adoptedfeels.com)!
14 Feb 2024
Where the hell have Hana & Ryan been? Awkward musings on failure, transitions, & big life choices
For more information about the Korean adoptee 2024 gathering in Sydney hosted by the Korean Adoptees in Australia Network, visit kaian.org.au (www.kaian.org.au)
16 Dec 2022
Conversations with Friends: Part 1 with Leah Nichols
Friendship might seem like a random topic for an adoptee podcast, and this series - of which the current episode is the first - is an experiment, tbh, like a lot of things we do here. But lately we’ve been thinking about it a lot.
Maybe it’s because of the pandemic and the isolation that many of us felt, maybe it’s because Hana moved to Korea and had to make new friends - multiple times, or maybe it’s because of a larger cultural conversation around the role of friendship in our lives, alongside and in addition to fulfilling romantic and familial relationships. Friendship is also at the heart of our podcast - for 3 years now, we have been interviewing people, writing and recording stuff as a way of continuing our own conversations about adoption (and other random shit) over thousands of miles.
In this conversation, the three of us talk about how we define a friend, what friendship means to us, what it takes to maintain friendships, whether it’s harder to make new friends as you get older, and more.
Korean adoptee Leah 양진 Nichols is an award-winning filmmaker and designer currently based in Seoul. She works to expand models of kinship, increase access to collective histories, and champion the compatibility of trauma and joy. She is best known for her short film 73 Questions (2017) which won the 2018 Social Impact Media Awards (SIMA) Creative Activism Award.
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