The Brisco Bridge to Foster Care in Nevada

In this inspiring episode of The Brisco Bridge to Foster Care in Nevada, we sit down with Adam J. Brown—owner of Be Well Studio in Las Vegas, husband, father of three, and former foster youth. Raised in Idaho and adopted at age 11, Adam opens up about his early experiences in the system, the power…

In this powerful episode, host Trenton Brisco welcomes Constance English, Executive Director of Siblings United Visitations, for a deeply honest conversation about connection, trauma, and healing in foster care. Drawing on her experience as a licensed foster parent and leader of sibling reunification circles, Constance shares the story behind her nonprofit’s mission—to rebuild bonds between…

In this heartfelt episode, Trenton sits down with Las Vegas entrepreneur and publisher Penny Tindall, a woman of faith and purpose who feels called to understand—and share—the real story of foster care. Though new to the world of fostering, Penny brings a powerful perspective on how business leaders, believers, and everyday people can become part…

On this episode of The Brisco Bridge to Foster Care in Nevada, Trenton sits down with Codie Scheinost—a former foster youth who beat the odds to become a devoted father, business owner, and amateur fighter. Together, they dive into Codie’s journey through the foster care system, the challenges of aging out, and how he built…

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Behind the System, we sit down with PJ “PureJoy” Belanger—an unstoppable force shaped by 11 ½ years in foster care, personal loss, and relentless adversity. PJ opens up about her time in the system, the trauma she faced, and how she transformed it all into a life…

In this eye-opening episode of Behind the System, we sit down with special guest Maria Jacobi—a frontline veteran who’s spent years in the trenches of child welfare. Maria pulls back the curtain on what really happens behind the scenes, sharing powerful stories, hard truths, and firsthand insight into a system that’s supposed to protect, but…