In this special episode of Not Really Strangers, host Suzanne Ehlers invites listeners to pull up a chair at the show's own dinner party. Drawing from conversations across two seasons, Suzanne assembles a collage of past guests that reflect on what food means to them: home, memory, identity, and connection. Across the episode, guests share the dishes that define them and that shape how they understand belonging. Together, their stories reveal how something as ordinary as a shared meal can close the distance between people who started out as strangers. If this episode left you hungry for more, we invite you to go back and listen to the full conversations from both seasons — each one is worth your time.
If you want to help build a world where more people can find home and connection, please consider making a donation to USA for UNHCR at give.unrefugees.org. Finally, if you enjoyed this episode, taking a few minutes to leave a review helps these conversations reach more listeners — and that matters more than you might think.
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