Ryan Bomberger joins us on the show today. He is an amazing man with an amazing story.

Ryan was conceived in rape. His mother chose life and he was adopted into a family of 15.

Now he has a beautiful family of his own. He and his wife have started the Radiance Foundation,

and he now speaks for the most vulnerable in and outside of the

womb. You're really going to enjoy this inspiring episode.

So, before we get into it, Ryan, I have a lot of questions I want to ask you. We haven't

seen each other a while.

I want you to share with everybody who's watching who you are and what you do.

Absolutely.

Well, it's great to be here with you, Kristen.

And I love being in this fight.

It's thoroughly exhausting every single day, but I can't imagine doing anything else. My wife, Bethy, and I were on the

Radiance Foundation, but part of our organization's story is wrapped up in my own adoption story.

I came from a small family of 15 where I have six brothers, six sisters, 10 of us were adopted.

I was the first one of the 10 adopted, and, you know, I'm brown.

I don't know if you noticed that, but our family is like every color.

We're white, black, white and black, mixed Native American, Vietnamese, able, disabled.

All of us love like crazy by the people who supposedly don't care about children after

they're born, you know, the whole pro-lifer mantra the pro-worses I love to put out there. My parents loved all of us. So that was my start. I had a

courageous birth mom who not only gave me the gift of life, but gave me that gift of adoption.

And so now I'm married to my best friend, the love of my life, Bethany. We have four

kiddos, two of whom were also adopted. So that's why I'm

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