Warren | Chapter 1

A DNA test turns up some shocking details about my identity. It means that everything I thought was true about my father could be wrong. 

When I track down the doctor who treated my mother in the 1970s, I'm left with the uneasy sense that a minor medical procedure done four decades earlier has life-altering ramifications. 

My search for my father takes me overseas. And I speak with someone grappling with their own emotional fallout around family revelations. 

Dear Steve and Shirley, I'm almost sixty years old and I've been a live in girlfriend for over twenty years. When my honey and I started dating, he was fresh off a terrible marriage and I was married to an old man that died on me and left me homeless. I had saved up a lot of mone ... Show More

Hey guys. Today was an interesting day, I started off missing a meeting, then going, then not realizing I had $200 less than what I was owed this man, THEN I missed my second meeting, and am now on the hunt for a new birthday outfit and man. JK but I do give y'all the run dow ... Show More

In this episode, I talk about my dad.  How our relationship was formed, what was missing and how I dealt with my world when he left it.  PS - I got my eyes all from him. 

Steve wasn’t the only boy from his birth family to disappear and be presumed dead. When Suzie grew up, she had a son. His name was Michael. One day he went to school, with his Aladdin backpack in hand, and never came home. He was just a first grader. When the the National Center ... Show More

Iyanla travels to Newark, New Jersey, to help two sons who are trying to heal from a lifetime of abandonment by their father. Son Isaam tells Iyanla that he has spent decades living in pain because of his distant relationship with his father. He and his brother Chon recall how th ... Show More

On International Women’s Day meet Ariel Bruce, a phenomenal woman who profoundly changes people’s lives by tracing missing family. Described as the Agatha Christie of the adoption world, Ariel works on ITV’s Long Lost Family and specialises in finding people affected by adoption, ... Show More

How does it feel to find out you’ve lived another person’s life? Are the parents you thought you had no longer your parents? Those are the tough questions facing far too many children switched at birth — and they want accountability. 

Dear Steve and Shirley, I am twenty eight years old and my boyfriend is twenty seven. He was an old flame that I had in school, and I decided to rekindle things with him. He pursued me, and I finally gave in. I realized he was the missing piece in my life and he told me the same ... Show More