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Provided by StoryCorpsBefore Laurie Brookner adopted Kate, she knew her as only as a photocopied photograph. Fifteen years later, Kate and Laurie came to the StoryCorps booth in San Francisco. Kate wanted to ask her mom what it was like when she saw her for the first time. -
StoryCorpsLamar Van Dyke, Paula Lewis and Traci Lewis have a special bond. Lamar gave birth to Traci but was unprepared to have a baby, she gave Traci up for adoption. Paula Lewis adopted her. Traci sat down with her moms to talk about their family.
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The third of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast. Airing this week on BAY MADE. -
Jack Hines/Ear to the WildThe sound of a dawn chorus recorded at Wiley Glade in California's southern Mendocino National Forest.
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