{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Origins P3: Adoption in Black and White with Lisa Cole","description":"In this 3-part series to Episode 3, we deep dive into three very different adoption stories to explore the topic of biological identity and origin. In Part 3, Jason and Yvonne sit down with Lisa Cole, a writer, mother, filmmaker, and global nomad. Lisa discusses how her writing about strong and disenfranchised women has been her way to find herself and shed light on the people who need it. Lisa also tells Jason and Yvonne about her fertility journey and her relationships with her transracially adopted children.  This week: Yvonne asks Lisa, \u201cWhat has been your search for identity?\u201d Lisa talks about how her writing has actually always been about finding a sense of self  Lisa talks about adopting after she was unable to carry a child to term; she mentions Safe Surrender.  Lisa talks about the vision of her daughter she had after the birth of her son  Jason asks Lisa, \u201cHow do you maintain truth in your adoption stories when there are so many opportunities to tell stories that are meant to protect others?\u201d Lisa tells Jason and Yvonne that her daughter has been reconciling with her own adoption story    Cocktail: Whiskey Old Fashioned Recipe 2 oz of George Dickel Rye Whiskey Three teaspoons of simple syrup  Several dashes of bitters  A couple of splashes of water    History & Meaning The Old Fashioned : Before the 1860s, cocktails in America tended to be some mixture of spirit (often cognac), water, sugar, and bitters. After the 1860s and into the 1870s, other liquors like absinthe were being introduced to bars.  But a generation of drinkers wanted something more classic, so they would ask for something their grandfather would drink. They would say, \u201cMake me something old-fashioned.\u201d And the name stuck. ","author_name":"Lagralane Spirits","author_url":"http:\/\/lagralanespiritspodcast.libsyn.com\/website","html":"