Journalist Pedro Andrade joins me to talk about his new documentary series Somewhat Familiar – a global journey through surrogacy, adoption, foster care and modern LGBTQ+ families, including his own path to fatherhood with his husband and their daughter via surrogacy.
From “illegal” same‑sex parenthood in Italy to adoption in Korea and foster families in the U.S., we explore how love, law and culture shape who gets to be a family.
In this episode, we talk about:
Why Pedro created Somewhat Familiar and how it changed his view of becoming a parent
What he learned from same‑sex parents whose families are not legally recognized
The emotional reality of surrogacy, adoption, foster care and independent parenting
How legal systems and social norms can make some families invisible or “illegal”
What really matters most in building strong family relationships across cultures
This conversation is for anyone building a family through IVF, donor conception, surrogacy, adoption, foster care or on their own – and wondering where they fit.
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