Control or Be Controlled
In this episode of Control or Be Controlled, we sit down with Karen Uslin, cultural historian and adoptee, to explore how fragmented family histories shape identity — and what it takes to make sense of the parts we can’t fully recover. We talk about: · How missing or incomplete family records shape personal identity · Karen’s journey of discovering her biological sister and Ruthenian heritage · The emotional and practical challenges of researching closed adoptions and displaced family histories · Why identity is an evolving story, not a fixed origin · How to begin researching your past when information is fragmented or lost · The importance of starting with what you don’t know to guide your search · How to handle conflicting, missing, or uncertain historical data · The role of family resilience in understanding your present self · Breaking inherited patterns through deeper awareness of family history This is a grounded and reflective conversation about navigating uncertainty in your origins — and learning how to turn fragmented history into clarity, meaning, and a stronger sense of self. CONNECT AND EXPLORE - Connect with Karen - https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenluslinphd/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4oxm0ryKZ5ttYOjlNQRT1E Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/control-or-be-controlled/id1893693046 Podmatch: https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/controlorbecontrolled
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