
Desert Lady Diaries: 30-minute conversations with women who live in the desert. Find out why they came, what they do here and why they stay.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsArtsSociety & Culture | ||||

In this final episode of the Desert Lady Diaries podcast, Susan Henry (Ep 146) steps in as host and queries Dawn about her first experience with desert, the inspiration for Desert Lady Diaries and her shoppe, Soul Connection. Born & raised in New Jer... more
Raised on the east coast, Kathy didn't see a desert until she'd moved to San Francisco in her college years. Taking bus trips down to beaches in Mexico, the desert felt like something to 'get through' in order to get to the beach. Back-packing in the... more
Anne Lear's first experience with desert was a a young girl. Growing up in Los Angeles, Anne and her family made many trips to 29 Palms to visit her uncle, Bob Lear, a homesteader in the 1930's. If Lear Avenue rings a bell, that road was named after ... more
Jenny was 10-years old when she first experienced the desert. Jenny's best friends mother was a Girl Scout leader who brought the girls out to Joshua Tree National Park to camp. Jennifer says, "I remember the wind – it was like a person, taking up sp... more
This episode was very interesting because of her love for the desert, the way she found her new journey, willingness to take on everything. As with every podcast, I find similarities with all these brave women. I can’t wait to move to Palm Springs. I envision a big party we have with all podcast guests sharing their stories. Maybe hold event as a fundraiser? Maybe even a calendar like they did in Calendar Girls movie? So many ideas to share.
Dawn Davis does an incredible job meticulously stitching together the stories of so many women who call the Mojave Desert home. Whether born here or relocated— this desert has an important place for women, then and now, and it’s all being recorded here. From the history of women being able to prove up on a homestead in the 50s (when those pesky mortgages were almost nonexistent for unmarried women) to the women today who are “proving up” their homesteads in a wide variety of life pursuits. Absol... more
I have a lot of podcasts in my library, but DLD is in my top 5. I'm fascinated by the lives of others, especially lives in transition. DLD informs and entertains, while giving us a glimpse of guests before, during, and after a transformative change.
I’m a male and I’m digging this show. Super funny!!
I love the Desert Lady Diaries! I live in San Diego and recently went up to Joshua Tree and fell in love. I’m an artist and I felt like it totally shifted my art. I find myself getting re-inspired every time I listen to this podcast. I love learning about the community and environment. I hope to visit again soon!
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Apple Podcasts | #44 |
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