Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 71 episodes
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A podcast born out of a simple morning rhythm—where two friends, share what’s stirring in their hearts, minds, and bodies. A blend of spiritual musings, raw honesty, deep conversations, and playful creativity.Sharing stories, sharing space and sharing ourselves with you.www.themorningshare.com
Unknown Host hosts The Morning Share, a education show with 71 episodes published.
This episode begins with a June recap: every human is a gift, honoring generations, tending instead of taking, and the deep question of belonging. Angela and Deanna reflect on listener feedback, favorite moments, and wha
In Episode 69, Angela and Deanna wrap up the week on belonging by asking what it means to actually build it—in ourselves and with each other. They talk about attention, invitation, listening, remembering, and the holy wo
Belonging is beautiful, but it is not the same as being liked, useful, agreeable, or fitting in. Angela and Deanna unpack the tender difference between true belonging and the “counterfeit” versions we often settle for—pe
Belonging isn’t just being included—it’s being known, needed, and welcomed as your real self. Angela and Deanna begin a new conversation about inner belonging, community, loneliness, fitting in, and the brave work of fee
What does it actually look like to help another human being flourish? In this Friday conversation, Angela and Deanna move from the garden metaphor into the real work of relationships: paying attention, showing up consist
What happens when we take more from people than we take time to tend? In this episode, Angela and Deanna use the garden metaphor to explore transactional relationships, hidden soil work, burnout, reciprocity, and the qui
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
What does it mean to live as a good ancestor? In this episode, we explore the difference between leaving a legacy and becoming someone whose life makes the way easier, kinder, and more whole for those who come after. We
What have you inherited—and what are you choosing to pass on? In this episode, Angela and Deanna continue their conversation about generations, exploring the wisdom, wounds, habits, and beliefs we receive from those who
What if one of the greatest forms of wisdom isn’t found within our own generation at all? In this episode, Angela and Deanna explore the beauty, responsibility, and necessity of living intergenerationally. From the trait
Have you ever walked through an entire day surrounded by people—and barely noticed any of them? In this final conversation of the week, Angela and Deanna explore a question that feels more urgent than ever: Can we restor
In Episode 59, Angela and Deanna sit with the ache of disconnection and ask what happens when we start seeing people as useful, ranked, labeled, or “other” instead of sacred. With honesty, humor, and a field trip to Mend
How many people will you cross paths with today? The cashier scanning your groceries. The driver sitting beside you at a stoplight. The stranger carrying a story you’ll never hear. This week, Angela and Deanna begin a ne
Episode 57 wraps up our May series by asking: what would the earth say if we slowed down enough to listen? Angela and Deanna reflect on awareness, reciprocity, wonder, and the shift from seeing creation as something to c
Reciprocity gets practical in this Friday conversation about tending, repairing, noticing, and learning to live with less extraction and more relationship. Angela and Deanna reflect on gardens, heirloom plants, sewing ma
In Episode 55 of The Morning Share , Angela and Deanna explore what happens when reciprocity breaks down and life becomes all consumption with little contribution. From social media and productivity culture to rest, natu
Episode 54 of The Morning Share continues the conversation on nature, formation, and what it means to truly participate in the world around us. Angela and Deanna explore reciprocity—not as obligation, but as a beautiful
Episode 53 invites us into the gentle but challenging practice of “enough.” Angela and Deanna reflect on consumption, gratitude, conservation, and what it means to live with greater reverence for the resources, relations
What if conservation isn’t about restriction, but relationship? In Episode 52, Angela and Deanna unpack how our understanding of consumption, limits, and care shapes the way we interact with the world around us—and with
In this episode, Ang and D continue their conversation on gratitude and the created world — this time asking: What do we do with a gift? If the Earth is truly a gift, how do we interact with it? The answer leads them int
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The Morning Share is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 71 episodes.
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