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Color Shift: Transracial Adoptees

Color Shift: Transracial Adoptees

By: Nathan Choi
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This podcast is where transracial adoptees come and share their stories.

© 2025 Color Shift: Transracial Adoptees Social Sciences
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    May 19 2025

    In this preview episode, host Nathan Choi introduces Color Shift: Transracial Adoptees — a podcast created by and for transracial adoptees, and for anyone who wants to understand us better. Nathan shares what you can expect from future episodes, what the term “color shift” means, and how the show is designed to feel like three friends catching up over coffee — one speaking, one listening and asking questions, and you, the audience, quietly taking it all in.

    This is not a podcast about adoption policy — it’s about the lived experience of growing up between cultures, identities, and expectations. Whether you’re a TRA yourself or someone who cares about one, this is your invitation to listen deeply.

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    If you are interested in supporting this podcast please go to the listener support page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2502012/support

    If you are a transracial adoptee and want to share your story email me at: transracialadoptionstories@gmail.com



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