Exposing the Infant Adoption Industry: An Exposé with Lisa Elaine Scott
episodePreviously titled “Exposing the Infant Adoption Industry: An Exposé with Elisa Elaine Scott” — renamed by the publisher on Sep 16, 2026
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What is the documentary “All You Have Is Love” about and why was it created?
Hi guys, welcome to another episode of Kate and Ty Break It Down. I just want to say thank you for the continued support and we love reading your guys' comments. And today we have a very special guest. Special
guest. Miss Elisa Elaine Scott. Hello. Welcome to Kate and Tight Break It Down. I wanted to just jump right in because people who don't know who you are. And how we even got to know each other, I think is pretty interesting. So it you are the director of a film called All You Have Is Love. Um, this is about the adoption industry in the country and how um how it operates and all the all the ins and outs of it. So um I wanted to dive in because the reason how me and you met, which you don't even know this, is somebody I was talking Talking to somebody, I I believe she it was an adoptee and I was like, Man, I just I really need to figure out a way to make this uh make a film about this to to to figure out how we can you know relay this information to the public.
Further educate people. No, just
about it all. And then she was like, Oh my gosh, well, there's this woman named Lisa. Um, she's been working on this for a while and I think you would be really interested. And I was like, Oh my god, it sounds exactly like what I you know what I mean? So I was like, Oh my god, let me see it and then um that's when I got in contact with you. Um, you didn't know that part, but yeah, that's how I got like to know you and what you're uh what you're doing with this film.
So originally did you reach out to her first?
Yeah. Well and then I well, someone connected us and I was like, Hey, and then you didn't even know you're like, who like who are you? That's not true. Well, I was like, but it was it was definitely a more of like a, you know, what what what are your what are your intentions? What are you doing here? So can you tell me a little bit about like when I first reached out to you, what was your what was going through your head?
Yeah. Well, I mean, the first thing I did, of course, and I was aware of your show and what you do and um you know, wouldn't say I was a fan 'cause I I just wasn't as aware, but I went and I looked at your shows and um said, you know, this is exactly the kind of story that we are telling in the film. I will be honest with you, I was horrified and saddened. For your story. And I thought, you know, these are the kind of people I would like to talk to and have involved. And I was so excited when you decided to join us to go to the NCFA conference. We can talk more about that later. But that's when you we met the first time in person. Now we'd had a few phone calls.
A lot of phone calls. Lengthy, long phone calls. phone calls and zoom And Zoom calls.
calls right about Ty how do you want to be involved and we we talked about that and you have been involved and I really appreciate that um it's my first time meeting you Kate
yes yeah I know I was so sad that I couldn't go to the convention I want I had such FOMO I wanted to be there so badly yeah I was like text her keeping her Yeah, I was like texting her keeping
her updated. Um, because I think people who've never been to that conference just don't like understand what it's like. And for people listening who don't know what that is, National Counts uh Council for Adoption is a It's a whole thing. And so they have a conference every year. Um, and that was the first time we met in person. And I think it was actually a kind of a perfect place to meet in person because we already knew a little bit beforehand through Zoom, and then we got in there, and it was really it was intense. It's it's an intense experience. I know you've gone like multiple years. Um, and I thought it was interesting though, because when we went there, it was like people were just so like, oh my gosh, you know, they obviously recognize.
And it was just so crazy. Like, yeah, and they're like, Oh my God, we love this. I'm like, Yeah, I'm here kind of like Kinda recond like what what's going on here? Um and they were like, you know, ki I think kinda shocked to see me there with you.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the documentary “All You Have Is Love” about and why was it created?
0:08–7:51
2
How did Elisa first become involved in the infant adoption exposé?
7:51–15:34
3
What are the hidden realities of the multi‑billion‑dollar infant adoption industry?
15:34–21:40
4
Why is open adoption often used as a marketing tool rather than a solution?
21:40–28:42
5
What impact does the industry’s control over the narrative have on birth parents and adoptees?
28:42–35:27
6
How does the film aim to prevent unnecessary infant adoptions?
35:27–41:37
7
What personal stories illustrate the grief and challenges faced by birth families?
41:37–47:47
8
What steps does the documentary propose to bring transparency and change to the adoption system?
47:47–57:00
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from Cate & Ty Break It Down
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