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Oct 11, 2026
Why We Need to Stop Judging Mothers of Only Children | Chef Sofya Stearns | Ep 83
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5:34Leslie CappsHOST
And I know your background was business and finance and law, so tell us that story of how you kind of morphed in this cooking, and now you're also taking a slightly different direction, not letting go of the cooking, but kind of taking a direction with your book and the issues it has raised.
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5:55Sofya StearnsGUEST
So yes, my background is in, um, I was a pre-med, and then cadavers was not really my thing And I decided I think math.
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6:06Sofya StearnsGUEST
I used to tutor math in college, and I was like, "You know, I think I'm going to do math," and so finance and business law, which I love.
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6:13Sofya StearnsGUEST
And then I was working for a large corporation out of Pittsburgh, but back then I lived in Chicago.
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6:20Sofya StearnsGUEST
And I was quite judged, unfortunately, by the way I looked, and people unfortunately perceived me, um, in the wrong way.
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