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Hosted by Child Bridge · society · EN · 33 episodes
This podcast explores the reality of foster care through true stories told by those who've lived them. Hear from the children who've grown up in the system, the foster and adoptive parents who raise them, the birth parents who fight for them and the experts who devote their lives to helping them heal. Join us on this journey as we delve into the heart-wrenchingly beautiful stories God writes and redeems through foster care.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis podcast explores the reality of foster care through true stories told by those who've lived them. Hear from the children who've grown up in the system, the foster and adoptive parents who raise them, the birth parents who fight for them and the experts who devote their lives to helping them heal.
Bridging The Gap is hosted by Child Bridge. The show has published 33 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 32: When Your Cup Is Empty (w/ Michael Mitchell)" (6 October 2026, 40 minutes), "Episode 31: You’re Not Alone in This (w/Jenn Hook & Eric Powell)" (1 September 2026, 33 minutes), and "Episode 30: When the Wheels Fall Off (w/Bethany Hall)" (18 August 2026, 39 minutes).
Bridging The Gap publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 33 episodes.
Booking probability for Bridging The Gap is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bridging The Gap requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bridging The Gap's contact route on record: verified email.
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Child Bridge hosts Bridging The Gap, a society show with 33 episodes published.
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Episode #32
When life is full and margins are thin, soul care can feel out of reach. In this episode, Michael Mitchell reframes soul care as something simple, accessible, and essential—especially for foster, adoptive, and kinship...
Episode #31
If you’re a foster, adoptive, or kinship parent, you've likely experienced moments when the challenges felt isolating. In this episode, Jenn Hook and Eric Powell from Replanted Ministry introduce The Replanted...
Episode #30
Why does everything seem to change in the teen years for foster and adoptive families? Bethany Hall unpacks how trauma often resurfaces during adolescence — and how parents can respond in ways that build skills, not...
Episode #29
In this episode we talk with former foster youth and ministry leader Trent Taylor of Watch Me Rise about his powerful journey from childhood trauma to healing, faith, and purpose. Trent reflects on life in multiple...
Episode #27
If you’re a foster, adoptive, or kinship parent, it’s easy to feel like your child’s behavior is the scorecard for your success. In this episode, parent coach and Korean adoptee Melissa Corkum helps reframe that belief...
Episode #26
In trauma‑informed parenting, marriage can drift into survival mode — fast. In this episode, Ryan & Kayla North share how they’ve stayed more than roommates through 24 years of marriage, 30 foster placements, adoption...
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This bonus episode features Jason Johnson in a candid conversation about why connection matters for foster, adoptive, and kinship dads. After hearing consistent feedback from foster families across the state, Child...
Episode #25
What if the fear keeping you from fostering isn’t the real fear at all? Jason Johnson joins us to discuss the “thing beneath the thing,” why fostering often reveals more about us than we expect, and how families can...
Episode #24
Parenting children with trauma and invisible disabilities can feel isolating and overwhelming. In this episode, Amy J. Brown — author, mentor, and mom to six — shares her journey and practical tools for navigating...
Episode #23
The world says fostering and adoption are too hard — but faith and community tell a different story. In this episode, Jeff and Emmy Ort share their journey of fostering and adopting, including raising a child with...
Episode #22
Feeling exhausted and overwhelmed? Burnout is real — but healing doesn’t have to be complicated. In this video, certified health coach Chantel Oakley explains how movement, mindset, and grace can help foster, adoptive...
Episode #21
In this practical and encouraging episode, therapist and author Daniela Coats shares strategies for navigating the holiday season as a foster or adoptive family. Drawing from her experience as a bio kid in a foster...
Episode #20
What happens to siblings when adoption transforms a family overnight? Dr. Jana Hunsley knows this firsthand. As a teenager, her family adopted seven children in four years — a shift that changed everything. Now a...
Episode #19
What does it look like to follow God’s call into adoption — even when the path is unexpected? For Eric and Shelly Basye, adoption wasn’t just a decision — it was a response to proximity, conviction, and a deep desire to...
Episode #18
Parenting kids who’ve experienced trauma can feel exhausting and uncertain — but you don’t have to stay stuck there. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, Parent Coaching can help equip you with the tools, strategies and...
Episode #17
In this bonus episode, occupational therapist Saydee Miller helps us understand the deeper story behind food struggles in kids from hard places. She explains how trauma shapes a child’s relationship with food and offers...
Episode #16
For many kids from hard places, bedtime isn’t restful — it’s triggering. In this episode, occupational therapist Saydee Miller joins us to explore why sleep can be so difficult for children with trauma histories and how...
Episode #15
Teens who have experienced trauma often carry unspoken grief, identity questions and emotional walls that can leave caregivers feeling shut out. In this episode, author and adoptive mom Susan TeBos shares wisdom from...
Episode #14
Screens are everywhere — and so are the risks that come with them. In this episode, we explore what it means to raise digitally safe and spiritually grounded kids in today’s tech-saturated world, especially for families...
Episode #13
In honor of National Foster Care Awareness Month, Tricia trades seats with Ray Biggerstaff, Director of Advocacy at Child Bridge, to share her own heart-wrenching story of childhood abuse and neglect. But her story...
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