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In this first episode of our series on tending and taking, Angela and Deanna begin in the garden—remembering family gardens, green peppers, root-bound plants, and the holy work of pulling weeds. What grows above the soil may get our attention, but this conversation reminds us that real flourishing begins with unseen investment, patience, presence, and care.
As we explore wisdom expressed in humanity, we’re asking what gardens can teach us about people, community, and the difference between consuming a harvest and helping tend it.
Timestamps
00:20 — New week
01:38 — Childhood garden memories
05:49 — Gardens begin before the harvest
08:06 — Intention, attention, and participation
12:18 — A watched plant never grows
17:08 — The Little Red Hen and shared labor
Show Music: Just Like Me by, ThruLine
The Morning Share Podcast is produced, edited, and mixed by Angela Boeckman and Deanna West.
Socials
Website: themorningshare.com
Instagram: @themorningsharepod
Substack: themorningshare.substack.com
By The Morning ShareIn this first episode of our series on tending and taking, Angela and Deanna begin in the garden—remembering family gardens, green peppers, root-bound plants, and the holy work of pulling weeds. What grows above the soil may get our attention, but this conversation reminds us that real flourishing begins with unseen investment, patience, presence, and care.
As we explore wisdom expressed in humanity, we’re asking what gardens can teach us about people, community, and the difference between consuming a harvest and helping tend it.
Timestamps
00:20 — New week
01:38 — Childhood garden memories
05:49 — Gardens begin before the harvest
08:06 — Intention, attention, and participation
12:18 — A watched plant never grows
17:08 — The Little Red Hen and shared labor
Show Music: Just Like Me by, ThruLine
The Morning Share Podcast is produced, edited, and mixed by Angela Boeckman and Deanna West.
Socials
Website: themorningshare.com
Instagram: @themorningsharepod
Substack: themorningshare.substack.com