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Season 7, Episode 17: Nik Nadeau – Meeting My Birth Mother

April 24, 2024 kaomig

Writer, poet, husband and Korean adoptee Nik Nadeau, also known as Im Chang Hoon, 36, talks about how writing has helped him find inner layers of himself and uncover memories. He also shares how he’s unlocking feelings towards his birth mother with the passage of time.

Special thanks to Jacquelyn Wells for original music.

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