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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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every 8 days
Average audio length:
54 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
74 episodes
since May 12, 2025
episodic
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In Episode 68, Nick speaks with Louise McLoughlin, creator of the podcast You Look Like Me, about her own personal story as a donor-conceived person as well as some insights she's gathered during her creative process bringing the podcast to life.
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In Episode 67, Nick speaks with a woman named Emilie who's originally from northern Utah. As an egg donor-conceived quadruplet, Emilie has known of her biological origins since she was a child. But there are far more people connected to her story than she could have imagined - and deciding on the r…
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In this bonus episode for subscribers and Patreon members, Nick speaks with h…
In Episode 66, Nick speaks with the one and only Laura High about her beginnings as a donor-conceived person and how the universe effectively told her she didn't have much of a choice in the matter regarding the work she's done and the role she's played in our community. Laura is also slated to rel…
In Episode 65, Nick speaks with Erin, a young woman from South Carolina, who discovered she's donor-conceived at 27-years-old after taking an Ancestry DNA test. After coming across a triggering perspective online, Erin decided it was time for her to speak up to share the truth of her own experience…
In Episode 64, Nick speaks with Eve, a woman from England, who's donor-conceived discovery came when she was 29-years-old. One of the more unique hurdles in her experience is the fact that she and her mother do not currently have contact with one another, making direct answers more difficult to com…
In Episode 63, Nick speaks with a woman originally from Connecticut named Jennifer who discovered she's donor-conceived at 45-years-old. What must it feel like when the truth of our biological identity is revealed at a time when, for many of us, we've begun to settle in to who we are (or in this ca…
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In this bonus episode for subscribers and Patreon members, Nick speaks with a m…
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In this bonus episode for subscribers and Patreon members, Nick speak with a dono…
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 to settle, her story offers a glimpse into some of the raw emotions that come …
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