Episode
S2: Ep. 7 Felice
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- The Salad Bowl Podcast
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- Jun 22, 2026
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- 7157
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Summary
This episode, The Salad Bowl Podcast does something a little different. For the first time, the conversation is led by guest host Moriah Thompson , who sits down with Felice Gaddis-Sosa for an authentic discussion about the beauty, complexity, and power of sisterhood . What does sisterhood really mean? Is it limited to blood relatives, or is it something we build through friendship, community, and shared experiences? Together, Moriah and Felice explore the relationships that have shaped them, the lessons they've learned from the women in their lives, and why creating spaces for women to be vulnerable, honest, and supportive of one another matters now more than ever. This episode is also a reminder of what The Salad Bowl Podcast is all about: sometimes the most impactful conversations happen when we intentionally make room for other ingredients to shine. You don't have to share someone's exact experience to learn from it. Sometimes, the greatest growth comes from simply listening. In this episode: 🥗 Defining sisterhood beyond biology 🥗 The importance of community among women 🥗 Vulnerability, support, and shared experiences 🥗 Making space for stories that aren't our own 🥗 Why curiosity is more powerful than certainty Whether you're a sister by blood, sister by choice, or someone looking to better understand the experiences of the women around you, this conversation offers something meaningful for everyone. Because at The Salad Bowl, every ingredient belongs.