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Hosted by Janeice Garrard · EN-US · 94 episodes
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"Claiming Your Voice" is a transformative podcast amplifying the stories of inspiring people from across the world. Through insightful interviews, we explore the intricate connections between trauma, pursuit of truth, transformative power of healing, and ultimate quest for happiness. Join us on this empowering journey, unravelling the personal narratives of triumph, resilience, and wisdom. Subscribe, listen, and share your own story.#AuthenticStories#TriumphOverChallenges#GlobalVoices#IdentityMatters#BreakingBarriers#PowerOfStorytelling#LifeTransformations#WomenAchievers
Janeice Garrard hosts Claiming Your Voice, a society show with 94 episodes published.
Jack Greenberg is a researcher and freelance writer based in Seoul, Korea. He focuses on the politics of memory and processes of social repair through memorials, rituals of mourning, and forensic exhumation and human rem
Brian Shun is an unquenchably curious soul. Described as a forward-thinking strategist with a rare capacity for both creative and critical thinking, he is fascinated by the environments in which people and organizations
In this episode, Sun Mi Cho shares her story of adoption and finding strength and meaning through the art of dance. #KoreanAdoptee # BalletDanceEducation #AdoptionEducation #AdvocacythroughDance #AdopteeIdentity
Justin is a South Korean adoptee who adopted to a family in Minnesota in 1985. As soon as he was placed in his so called loving adoptive home, Justin became the victim of sexual abuse by his adoptive father. Sensitive to
In this episode Delores Swigert Sullivan talks about her memoir: A Good Place to Live. As a sixteen year old girl she became pregnant and was forced to relinquish her son for adoption. Listening to her life experience sh
Can we actually have dual speech happening as we speak?! In this episode Ron Sirchie explains reverse speech and how our subconscious is speaking every ten seconds. We cover a wide range of topics like the Beatles, some
IIs your happiness dependent on the behavior of other? Have you tried making people live by your rules? Take a listen on how to use the tools of Finding Forgiveness and to Stop Policing the Universe! #Forgiveness #Releas
In this episode Dr. Adam Anthony shares his lived experience as an adoptee from the foster care system. He is now passionate about sharing his experience with other youth to help them live with purpose through self-leade
In this episode author Andrea Leeb tells her real life account as a victim of incest. Find her book is a national best seller and available on her website. https://www.andrealeebauthor.com/ #Vicitm of Incest #Surviving F
In this episode author Ken DeStefano shares about his new novel loosely based on his own adoption. As a newborn baby he was kept in the hospital away from his birth mother for a week until she signed the papers to releas
Author Anette Nilsson is my guest in this episode to talk about finding Soul Happy. As a young adult she and her then husband founded and grew a tech company that gave them a rich lifestyle, but void of emotional happine
For fun Dr. Janeice Garrard authored a children's book with the help of a few other Korean adoptees in 2022. Generated through AI this this podcast discusses the book through a serious lens making societal connections th
JoYi is the founder of The Practice Center, focused on the mindfulness of living life to its fullest! JoYi is a Korean adoptee who was left at an orphanage at the age of 8 and adopted to a family in Minnesota during the
Jim Graham was raised in a house on Arend Avenue in Buffalo New York, surrounded by people whom he believed were his family - minus the mother whom he saw for only a few days out of the year. Not until he was an adult di
In this episode, Wilson talks about his adoption experience and the motivation behind his best selling book; Marked By Adoption. Abandoned in China and raised in Nebraska, Wilson is an advocate for adoptees and currently
Guest Taelor Avery is a teacher in a mid sized Iowa city and is the mother to a middle schooler. As a baby, Taelor was adopted from South Korea and brought to the Midwest United States. In this episode, Taelor talks abou
AlmaLuz was born in Honduras and adopted to a family in the United States. Recently, she discovered she has a brother living in the South and will be reunited with her birth mother in-person! AlmaLuz has written and illu
Mike was born in Seattle and adopted to a couple in Idaho in the late sixties. Raised as an only child, he encountered loneliness and the emotional unavailability of his parents. Listen to Mike's journey of finding self
Lori Agler was abandoned at the age of two in South Korea alongside her four year old brother in October 1976. Adopted to a family in the United States, they were able to remain together. Listen to Lori's account of sear
In this episode, I talk with Isaac Etter who is the founder of Parenting Different. As a transracial adoptee growing up in a white family, Isaac realized a need for resources to help support such children and their famil
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Claiming Your Voice is hosted by Janeice Garrard. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 94 episodes.
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