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Hosted by Nick Ludwig · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 65 episodes
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Donor conceived author, Nick Ludwig, speaks with others in the DCP community in this one on one conversation series of true stories and revelations pertaining to sperm and egg donor conceived people around the world.
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In Episode 62, Nick speaks with a woman named Madison from Grand Rapids, Michigan, who only found out she's donor-conceived less than two months ago. With a perspective that's still in the making while the dust continues
In Episode 61, Nick speaks with a man named Menno from the Netherlands who happens to be both donor-conceived and a donor himself. With an emphasis on open contact and availability, Menno's journey bringing life into the
In Episode 60, Nick has a conversation with Sofie Hafström Kritsotaki of Y factor, a sperm donation app connecting private sperm donors to future recipient parents. The DCP retreat happening in Bethel, New York has been
In Episode 59, Nick chats with Tiffany and Alexis, raised sisters and late-discovery DCPs who unexpectedly found themselves with dozens of new half-siblings... but without either their raised or biological fathers availa
In Episode 58, Nick speaks with Michael, a donor-conceived man from Philadelphia, PA whose journey of late-discovery has had him experiencing his DNA surprise alongside his two raised brothers (the three of whom are trip
In Episode 57, Nick speaks with Kama and Karl, two donor-conceived half-siblings, as well as the donor in their stories, Frank. With the theme of having an open mind and embracing the unknown of their situations, our con
In Episode 56, Nick speaks with a donor-conceived woman named Anna from the Midwest US whose journey as a DCP began when she was 36-years-old and had taken a DNA test. The results were surprising beyond anything she coul
In Episode 55, Nick speaks with a donor-conceived woman named Tracey from the Philadelphia area of Pennsylvania. Along with her triplet sisters, Tracey uncovered her genetic truth at 42-years-old and went on to write a b
In Episode 54, Nick speaks with donor-conceived comedian Lauren LoGiudice about her late discovery DNA surprise. Having felt strongly out of place within her family from the earliest days, Lauren's standup act always rev
A special note from Nick on the podcast's 1-year anniversary! A DCP retreat is happening in Bethel, NY this August! Want to stay in the loop? Submit a quick form HERE. Want to be a g
In Episode 53, Nick speaks with a transgender man named Kieran from the state of Massachusetts. Unlike most donor-conceived guests, Kieran has had two major shifts in identity to grapple with in his life. What must that
In Episode 52, Nick speaks with a donor conceived woman named Freya from England whose story gives us a number of angles to look at donor conception from. Whether it's being raised by two mothers, identifying as queer an
In Episode 51, Nick speaks with a donor conceived man named Roy from the midwestern United States whose DNA surprise came at sixty years of age. With this being the latest-stage discovery of the podcast so far, Roy's per
In Episode 50, Nick speaks with a donor conceived woman named DeAnn from Nashville, Tennessee who is a late-discovery DCP finding out at 37 years old. As DeAnn and her mother discussed DeAnn's parents' divorce, it was me
In Episode 49, Nick speaks with a donor conceived woman named Kathryn from the state of New Hampshire. Having discovered she's donor conceived as a sixteen year old, it would be many years later before Kathryn had a more
In Episode 48, Nick speaks with a donor conceived woman named JayCee from Los Angeles, California. Having been the subject of a custody battle in the television series "48 Hours" as a young child, JayCee learns later on
In Episode 47, Nick speaks with a donor conceived woman named Kristy from Victoria, Australia. Only a day after her mother passed away, Kristy's world turned further upside down as it was revealed to her that her father
In Episode 46, Nick speaks with a man named Daniel from Florida, perhaps better known to some as "Donor Dan." Dan's journey as a DCP has led him to becoming the founder of the Open Donor Association, a space where recipi
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Inconceivably Connected: DNA Stories from Donor Conceived People is hosted by Nick Ludwig. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 65 episodes.
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