The AdopTwins

Imagine attending a highly anticipated event only to find yourself dashing out due to a speaker that didn’t quite hit the mark. That's exactly what happened to us at Podfest, where our initial excitement quickly gave way to a series of comic misadventures. From a misadventure with an Uber to an unexpected night at Howl at the Moon with fellow podcasters and some fun-loving Canadi

Is adoption human trafficking or more like a mail order bride? Should we adopt a dog or adopt a child? Shout outs to Zac Hanson, the REAL Mrs. Jeremy Jordan, Anna Kendrick, & Foxwoods! Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/

What if the family you grew up with isn't the family you started with? We wrap up our first season by unpacking our personal experiences as adoptees, reflecting on the journey of finding identity and acceptance within adoptive families. As a transracial adoptees, Meg has felt the impact of societal challenges like racism, especially in light of recent global events. Our candid insi

Can loneliness be both a curse and a complex journey of self-discovery? Join us on this thought-provoking episode of "The AdopTwins" as we unpack the universal experience of loneliness through our unique lenses as adoptees. We ponder whether having all the answers would ease or deepen our solitude and share heartfelt stories about searching for meaningful connections, from childhoo

As talks about the adoption trade become more mainstream, what are your thoughts? Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/

Mentors who steal from you, balls by your face, being who you aren't, and becoming who he is are some of the topics Billy and Meg discuss in this episode. Being kids of the 90's means looking back on problematic movies of our youth and the awkard moments of pre-teen and teens years to the soundtrack of Doin' It. Hear what it's like to have the rug pulled out from under you in senio

From toilet paper to toddlers. Relive the Pandemic through the eyes of The Adoptwins. Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/

Do adoptees parent differently because of the lived experiences they've had? Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/

In this mini NAAM episode Meg & Billy discuss one particular "war orphan" case, the current case of one girl abduted by U.S. Marine Joshua Mast. Meg also talks a bit about her work towards overhauling the family court system. Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/

In this mini NAAM episode Meg & Billy discuss their thoughts on open adoption. Send us a text Support the show Follow us on IG @theadoptwins visit us on the web at https://adoptwins.com/