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Then to Us

Then to Us

By: 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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Episodes
  • From deer stands to dinner tables

    From deer stands to dinner tables
    Dec 4 2025

    What starts as a casual conversation about hunting quickly turns into something much deeper-family, legacy and the strange beauty of finding blood relatives later in life.
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    31 mins
  • Another Point Of View

    Another Point Of View
    Nov 20 2025

    In this episode we bring in a totally new point of view from David's youngest daughter. A perspective that is unique and different, from a family member that knew bits and pieces of the adoption story throughout her life. She has watched her dad gain a brother while she added an uncle to her own life.

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    40 mins
  • Bonding Without a Blueprint

    Bonding Without a Blueprint
    Aug 14 2025

    Fifty years apart means a lot of catching up-and not just on the big life events. In this episode, we open up about what it's been like to build our relationship from the ground up: learning each other's quirks, figuring out how we fit into one another's lives, and navigating the sometimes delicate web of new family dynamics.
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    42 mins
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