Amazing hosts; hilarious, authentic and adoptee-centered voices. There’s so much to learn, unlearn, and process as you listen to these conversations. It gets to a point where you feel like you know them all personally! I appreciate their humor and it’s obvious how much work they put into these shows. As a fellow KAD, I’m here for all of it.

Have been a fan since they began! Great convos about identity, race and adoption. I am thrilled to hear their voices in the adoptee/KAD community! 10/10 every time.

I’m so grateful a friend turned me on to The Janchi Show. Through the podcast I’ve connected with several other Korean adoptees, and I truly feel like I’m part of a community. The interviews are a lot of fun, and it’s been amazing to hear stories from other KADs who’ve had similar experiences, as well as authors and advocates who’ve shared resources and ways to get involved. I love this podcast, and you will too!

Never have I felt so seen and heard as with these individuals. Their podcasts give amazing insight into KAD life and experiences. Their fun and laid back energy is magnetic! Listen to all episodes!

Just discovered your podcast back in May and am all caught up now, enjoy all the discussions on the show learning more about your stories and all the interviews of interesting Korean adoptees. I was adopted at 3 and grew up in a small Missouri town of Nixa growing up. I started becoming interested in my culture thru my college years and am proud to be Korean American. Great to know there are a lot of us Adoptees out there. I’m currently living in Indianapolis now. I would love to be on the podcast someday. Thanks-Blaine Wilcox

The show’s format, approach, and content check all of the boxes. The emphasis on the Korean adoptee perspective is second to none as it emerges in the media space as a truly unique platform. It’s hosts have genuine on air chemistry that is indicative of a much longer running program. In addition to a former guest, I am to this day a regular listener. The Wednesday releases of new episodes is one of my weekly highlights. Whether an adoption community member or not, the content you will find interesting, educational, and heartfelt. All should give this one a listen!

I’m a 1/4 Korean, domestically adopted person raised by white people. Like many of the interviewees I have always struggled with feeling like a ‘real Korean’ jokingly referring to myself as a ‘fake or honorary Korean’ growing up and never knew any other Korean or transracial adoptees. It’s been so refreshing to find this podcast. A lot of the things I’ve struggled with as an adoptee and part-Korean person are talked about in the podcast. We’re not alone. It’s great to feel like part of the community, even via podcast.

I just started my journey and I am absolutely loving this podcast!!! Is giving me so much insight into things I should think about, things that I should try to do, and how to connect. I literally started my journey probably about a month ago. I find myself relating to most of the people who are interviewed, along with the hosts!! Even if you are not an adoptee but you know somebody who is you can absolutely relate to what is happening in this podcast.

The Janchi Show is a classic example of everything that makes the podcast medium worth pursuing. The show has three excellent hosts in Patrick, Nathan, and KJ, who have a natural chemistry which leads to contagious excitement. The dialogue is honesI, and even the most challenging topics are approached in a way that draws the listener in. The Janchi Show is a show for and by three intrepid Korean American Adoptees, but that does not limit its appeal. The Janchi Show consists of uplifting storytelling that uses the adoptee lens to share about the human condition through the hosts and their guests to bring oft-neglected issues to light. Highly recommended.

I’m so happy I found this podcast through the adoptee community. Their conversations are so fresh and I find myself laughing throughout. I am bewildered by the fact that they started this during the pandemic and they’ve yet to meet. Such great chemistry. I love it!