
'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 | Weekly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Home & GardenLeisure | |||

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The diversity of topics and perspectives, and ways of being in the world, are incredibly inspiring.
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.
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Why Women Grow features intimate conversations with women who connect deeply with the natural world, often weaving in themes of gardening, design, and creative work. Episodes center on landscapes, biodiversity, motherhood, resilience, and personal growth, with guests ranging from landscape designers and conservationists to artists and winemakers. The show tends to foreground women's perspectives on nature, sustainability, and the ways gardens shape identity, community, and wellbeing. A standout aspect is the warm, reflective interview style that often ties intimate personal stories to broader ecological themes, making it approachable for listeners who want practical inspiration and thoughtful conversations beyond traditional gardening topic... more
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Recent guests on Why Women Grow include:
1. Milli Proust
2. India Knight
3. Michelle Ogundehin
4. Daisy Johnson
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6. Jeany Cronk
7. Louise Pascal
8. Jamie Beck
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