'These rich and intimate conversations offer new perspectives on our interactions with nature' - The FT I’m Alice Vincent and I’ve been on a quest to understand why women go to ground when there’s so much else to do. In Why Women Grow I have inspiring conversations with designers, chefs, entrepreneurs, and writers in their gardens. This isn’t a podcast about gardening. Sure there’s bit of that but... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure |
Daisy Johnson made headlines when she became the youngest person ever shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2018, when she was 27. But, as she tells us in this episode, her shortlisted novel Everything Under was born of a time of great transition and g... more
Today we are at the Knepp Estate - a huge rewilding project across 3500 acres of land, undertaken by the writer and conservationist Isabella Tree and her family.
As she outlines so beautifully in her bestselling memoir Wilding, when Isabella moved i... more
What is it that makes a home? Interior design may not seem the first port of call to consider when we think about our gardens, but Michelle Ogundehin’s approach to how our environments affect us shows just how important the outside world can be on ou... more
Leaves are falling, the sunsets are glowing, and we’re taking every moment we can to reflect here on the Why Women Grow podcast. This autumn, we’re exploring beyond the garden: into the stories crafted alongside fairytale rivers in Oxford, beneath th... more
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I enjoy Alice’s gentle discussions with women gardeners and growers which take a deeper dive into the joy of working with the soil.
The voices of Alice Vincent and her guests are so soothing. I listen and relisten to these podcasts at the end of the day to find peace. In addition, I learn so much to guide me on my gardening journey.
I love dropping into these creative women’s gardens with the skilled direction of the host. I find inspiration and a feeling of kinship, the roots connecting us all.
I love dropping into these creative women’s gardens with the skilled direction of the host. I find inspiration and a feeling of kinship, the roots connecting us all.
Glorious discussion of flowers, food, mothering and growing as a female
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Conversations focus on the intricate relationships women have with nature, exploring themes of personal growth, resilience, and sustainability. Guests range from artists to wine producers, each bringing their unique experiences and insights into gardening not just as a hobby but as a means of connection to personal histories, community, and environmental consciousness. Discussions often reflect on motherhood, spirituality, and social issues, offering listeners a diverse perspective on how gardening can influence life choices and values.
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Recent guests on Why Women Grow include:
1. Michelle Ogundehin
2. Daisy Johnson
3. Isabella Tree
4. Jeany Cronk
5. Louise Pascal
6. Jamie Beck
7. Jo Thompson
8. Kali Hamerton-Stove
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