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Who Am I Really?

Hosted by Damon L. Davis · education · EN

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About this Podcast:

Adoptees telling their own stories of life in adoption, their search for their birth family, and how their reunion attempt turned out. Stories that make you laugh, cry, or simply say "wow". This podcast has two purposes: 1) To help you explore your own feelings about your adoption, accept your desire understand your own personal history, and decide for yourself whether reunification with your biological relatives is right for you. It will help you understand how others have dealt with issues related to protecting the feelings of their adopted families who may be supportive of your search, or question your motives and present challenges. 2) For non-adoptees, this podcast will help you understand some of what is in the minds of your friends, family members, or others who are adopted. Perhaps you had questions for them but you didn’t know if you should ask. The stories will make you smile or bring you to tears, but they’re all true as told b

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What is Who Am I Really? about?

Adoptees telling their own stories of life in adoption, their search for their birth family, and how their reunion attempt turned out. Stories that make you laugh, cry, or simply say "wow".

Who hosts Who Am I Really??

Who Am I Really? is hosted by Damon L. Davis. The show has published 287 episodes to date.

What has Who Am I Really? covered recently?

Recent episodes include "140 - I Wanted To Be My True Self" (28 March 2026, 45 minutes), "139 -A Sense Of Peace And Calm" (14 March 2026, 39 minutes), and "144, Gullah Girl" (7 March 2026, 28 minutes).

How often does Who Am I Really? publish?

Who Am I Really? publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 53 minutes across 287 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Who Am I Really??

Booking probability for Who Am I Really? is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Who Am I Really? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Who Am I Really?'s contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for Who Am I Really? are Family & Social Services. Who Am I Really? has an education audience.

About the host

Damon L. Davis hosts Who Am I Really?, an education podcast with 287 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Mar 28, 202645 minS8

    Darryl, from Australia, admits he had a challenging childhood from his relationship with his adoptive father, to their family's need to move around a lot because they were so poor, and his experience learning he is a...

  • Mar 14, 202639 minS8

    Wendy, from Minnesota, had a lot of information about her natural mother and assumed the woman would want to know her, but that wasn't the case. They corresponded once, solely for her natural mother to share clinical...

  • Mar 7, 202628 minS8

    Brandi, who called me from myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is an inquisitive person adopted in to a family with a history of scholars, which is rare for a black family in the south. DNA led Brandi to a cousin who was...

  • Feb 28, 202642 minS8

    When Susan, from Irving, Texas, found her natural mother, she learned she was conceived in transit when two young lives collided, then never saw one another again. Her birth mother's life seemed too chaotic the women to...

  • Feb 21, 20261h 27mS7

    To date, I’ve only interviewed a few guests who weren't adoptees, and this will be another one. Today you're going to meet Anne-Marie from Southern California who drafted an impassioned submission to be on the Who Am I...

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  • Feb 14, 202651 minS7

    Liz, from Michigan, grew up in a neighborhood full of adoptees, so it wasn’t until years later in the Dominican Republic teaching a class with a lot of adoptees in it that her own adoption sunk in. After finding her...

  • Feb 7, 202646 minS6

    Jim, who now lives in Delaware, said growing up he had no desire to search for his first family. After his parents passed and he found his adoption name change form, his feelings about a search changed. While he missed...

  • Jan 31, 202657 minS8

    Gloria called me from Texas where she grew up with Mexican parents. In younger days she tried to find the ways she looked like her family. In adulthood, following the whim of some co-workers, Gloria did a DNA test naive...

  • Jan 24, 202650 minS6

    Lisa called me from New Jersey to share her story of growing up in an abusive home. She had one unrelated adopted sister who didn’t have the same experience in their house that Lisa had. Lisa always felt like the odd...

  • Jan 17, 202637 minS5

    Breanna learned that she was fostered then adopted but for financial gain and she described her home as a hostile environment. Her adopted mother was abusive, and Breanna ultimately ran away from home to the military...

  • Jan 10, 202650 minS5

    In Debby’s home adoption was an open topic because she was fostered by her grandparents and adopted by their daughter. Unfortunately, she wasn’t welcome as an adoptee by her adopted father and she and her family faced...

  • Jan 3, 20261h 3mS17

    Alex, whom I spoke with live in Los Angeles, California, said growing up, he could never quite pinpoint the out-of-place feeling he carried in his adopted life. When his children began asking about family medical...

  • Dec 27, 20251h 20mS17

    Mikayla (alias), from Australia, never wanted to confront her adoption until she began thinking about starting a family of her own. Through DNA testing, she uncovered both maternal and paternal connections, each marked...

  • Dec 21, 202553 minS17

    Dr. Abby Hasberry spoke to me from Baltimore, Maryland. Transracially adopted, Abby was brought into a family that believed in racial harmony but didn’t support her ethnic expression as a teen. She became a first mother...

  • Dec 13, 20251h 12mS17

    Alejandra, who spoke to me from Tampa, Florida, said that growing up she towered over her Mexican parents as a blonde white woman. They loved her deeply, making her feel safe she feels loyalty towards them. But adoption...

  • Dec 6, 202546 minS17

    Yvette, from Memphis, TN, shared that In her childhood no one would say the word "adopted",. After a tense moment in the neighborhood and a series of events, Yvette figured out the truth. In reunion, Yvette learned she...

  • Nov 22, 202553 minS17

    Nicole, from outside London in the UK, grew up in Australia. As a teenager, Nicole struggled with her adoption, so after reaching out for help, her birth mother was found, but that caused challenges with her adoptive...

  • Nov 15, 202548 minS17

    Greg, from Minneapolis, Minnesota, said when his son was born, he thought he could stroll into the D.C. adoption system to ask for his adoption records, but he learned there were significant barriers to access. He’s one...

  • Nov 8, 20251h 17mS17

    Christy, who called me from Utah, was deeply loved by her adoptive parents, who prayed she would be delivered to them. But throughout childhood, she was unable to shake the feeling of being abandoned. In reunion...

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