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Then to Us

Then to Us

Auteur(s): David and Scott
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Then to Us is a raw, heartfelt, and often hilarious podcast hosted by two biological brothers who were adopted into different families at birth-one raised in the deep South, the other up North. Reunited 50 years later, they explore their wildly different upbringings, dive into the realities and stigma of adoption, and share stories that are as touching as they are unexpected. With no script and nothing off limits, this show is about reconnection, family and finding common ground in the most unlikely places.

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    In this episode, we open up about the brother we've never met-the one who doesn't know we exist. While we were both adopted into different families, he stayed with our biological mother. He's lived a life that's been anything but easy.

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  • The call with our birth mother

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    Jul 17 2025

    After 50 years, we finally picked up the phone and dialed the number that would connect us to the woman who brought us into the world. What followed was a rollercoaster of emotions: nerves, tears, laughter-and a whole lot of "Wait...are we actually doing this?" From awkward pauses to unexpected jokes, this call had it all.
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    33 min
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