Dr. Kimberly McKee joins us in a lively conversation that touches on her experiences with her blended family through the pandemic, relationship with her birth family, and upcoming research on API adoptee women and girls in the media. Kim generously shares her perspectives on the challenges and privileges of being a working mom, an adoptee in reunion, and in partnership with a fellow Korean adoptee. She is a fierce advocate for Asian Americans and adoptees through her academic work and teaching, the philosophy of “fed is best”, and taking the time and space to be very intentional about cultivating her ever-evolving relationships with her young son and two step-children. Book Recommendations: I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont Who’s Knees Are These? by Jabari Asim Who’s Toes Are Those? by Jabari Asim Kimchi, Kimchi Everyday by Erica Kim Mr. Watson’s Chickens by Jarrett Dapier Older Sister. Not Necessarily Related. by Jenny Heijun Wills