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CLEARly Beneficial Podcast[S2E16] Dr. Ralph Snyderman: Fixing Healthcare While the Plane Is Flying - What Comes NextAmerican healthcare is broken in a way everyone can see but almost no one has been able to fix. The system was built around treating disease episodes and it has created an epidemic of preventable chronic conditions, costs that are eating employers alive, and patients who get lost the moment a diagnosis lands.Dr. Ralph Snyderman has spent decades at the center of this problem and at the forefront of solving it. As Chancellor for Health Affairs at Duke University for 16 years and the founding President and CEO of the Duke University Health System (one of the...
2026-05-0545 min
How You Find Your VoiceAlice Vincent on motherhood, listening, and the undocumented parts of women's livesWelcome to Season 2 of the How You Find Your Voice podcast. Expect more conversations on creativity, identity and voice, on and off the page.
Summary
What happens when you lose your connection to music, to sound, and to yourself? And how do you learn to listen again?
In this episode of How You Find Your Voice, host Jessie Huth speaks with writer and journalist Alice Vincent about her most recent book, Hark: How Women Listen.
After more than a decade as a music journalist, Alice found herself burnt out and unable to listen to music...
2026-05-0446 min
L'APEO au Micro"Isaac, tu n'as pas choisi de naître avec la trisomie 21, mais nous, on va choisir le bonheur" - Alice & Vincent Drisch, Eva Da CostaDans cet épisode, nous vous proposons une rencontre profondément humaine. Un témoignage sincère, sans filtre, au cœur de la vie d’une famille.Nous donnons la parole à Alice & Vincent Drisch, parents du petit Isaac, porteur de trisomie 21. Vous les connaissez peut-être déjà : ils sont fondateurs de l’association M21 et comptent tous les deux à leur actif, plus de 160 000 abonnés sur instagram. Ils ont accepté de partager leur histoire : celle du diagnostic, des premiers bouleversements, mais aussi celle d’un quotidien fait d’adaptations, de défis mais surtout...
2026-04-281h 06
Why Women GrowOlia Hercules on gardening for survivalFor many around the world right now, the green spaces that hold so many memories are caught in conflict. This is the case for the activist, writer and chef Olia Hercules, who has seen the garden her mother made occupied by Russian soldiers during the invasion of Ukraine. Now based in East London, Olia has built a garden of her own that she feels has an ancestral connection to the one she knew as a child. Together we drink tea brewed from the plants that Olia has grown here and talk about how, after war ha...
2026-04-0738 minWhy Women GrowPollyanna Wilkinson on designing a life-proof gardenWith a clutch of medals from RHS Chelsea and Hampton Court flower shows, a bestselling garden design book and more than half a million social media followers, Pollyanna Wilkinson has gained a well-earned reputation for making elegant, contemporary and liveable gardens accessible to all. But while hundreds of thousands of people look to Polly’s approach for inspiration and guidance, her own garden is a retreat for a scant few: her family, her design team and herself. We meet Polly on a clear, crisp morning in her studio garden in Surrey, to talk about how her life, car...
2026-03-3124 minWhy Women GrowMilli Proust on building a gardenWhen you become known for your garden - and what you grow there - what does it mean to up peasticks and move? Milli Proust is a gardener, writer and floral designer based in a remote corner of West Sussex. She spent a decade transforming her garden, but when we visited her she was just about to leave it. We met Milli - and her gorgeous whippet Jimmy - under the shade of an enormous oak tree to reflect on what has been, and imagine what is still to come. Milli’s latest book, How Does Your Garden Gr...
2026-03-2529 minWhy Women GrowIndia Knight on making home in a gardenThere’s a school of thought that believes the garden to be an extra room of the house - albeit, outside. If that’s the case, then India Knight is a masterful host. The author and columnist, who has written 13 books, is a homemaker with an unabashedly joyful approach to how we make our lives beautiful.In the days when the quinces are beginning to ripen, sitting in the doorway between her green and pink house and abundant garden, India tells us about how coming to gardening as a total beginner transformed how she lives.You...
2026-03-2426 minWhy Women GrowSeason 7: trailerIt's been a bleak old winter, but spring is upon us and with it comes a brand new season of the Why Women Grow podcast. This Spring, we’re exploring what it means to leave behind a garden that changed your life, how can we start again, and how can we connect with lost loved ones in a time of war? Once again, we’ve been talking to brave, inspiring and witty women about their lives and gardens. Join Alice Vincent for all-new episodes of the Why Women Grow podcast, with Olia Hercules, Milli Proust, India Knigh...
2026-03-1701 min
Faut Pas Pousser Les ISOS1201 - LE QUIZ : 5 QUESTIONS À ALICE MURILLO🔥🎧 📸 Cette semaine, dans le QUIZ, les auditeurs du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO posent leurs questions à notre invité : la photographe Alice Murillo.Ce QUIZ est issu de l'épisode S1201 intitulé « Masterclass : l’esthétique du flou en photographie » diffusé en intégralité le 12 mars 2026.Aux micros de cette émission : Alice Murillo (photographe), Marion Zilio (commissaire d’exposition, critique d’art), Jonathan Bertin (photographe), Sophie Patry (photographe), Baptiste Soto (Phox).Animateurs / Journalistes
2026-03-1505 min
Faut Pas Pousser Les ISOS1200 - Introduction à la saison 12🔥🔥 📸 🎥 Chers auditeurs, chères auditrices,Nous sommes heureux de vous annoncer le lancement imminent (J-7) de notre 12ème saison du podcast Faut Pas Pousser Les ISO, notre talk-show totalement dédié à la photographie et à la vidéo co-animé par Arthur Azoulay et Benjamin Favier. Nous vous avons préparé 13 nouveaux épisodes inédits qui seront diffusés chaque semaine à partir du 12 mars prochain et… une surprise. Lors de cette saison 12, nous vous avons concocté un nouveau format : une mini-série thématique sur le marché de l’occasion. On a hâte de voir vos réactions sur cette nouvelle écritu...
2026-03-0504 min
Breast Cancer NowRosamund and Alice on writing through the breast cancer experience In this episode of the Breast Cancer Now podcast, Laura speaks to fellow authors and previous podcast guests, Rosamund Dean and Alice May Purkiss. They talk about writing, specifically how to put your own breast cancer experience into words. Laura talks to Rosamund and Alice about how they started writing and why they wanted to share their experience with others. They each discuss topics such as how writing affects their mental health, imposter syndrome and how anyone can be a writer. Both Rosamund and Alice also share their book and newsletter recommendations for people experiencing a breast ca...
2025-11-0755 minWhy Women GrowDaisy Johnson on how landscape shapes usDaisy 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 growth. Water ripples throughout Daisy’s work, from the remote rain-lashed house in Sisters to the ambiguous murk of Fen, with its shapeshifting characters who are inseparable from their landscape. On the banks of the Thames in Oxford, the author explains how water has accompanied her throughout her life, from the fenlands of her adolescence to...
2025-09-3025 minWhy Women GrowIsabella Tree on rewilding a gardenToday 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 into Knepp, then her husband’s family estate, she inherited more than just a castle. A crumbling property and a financially precarious farm were part of the package too. By the late 90s the couple found themselves in debt and realised they needed to stop farming - but what to do with all this land? Well that’s wh...
2025-09-3035 minWhy Women GrowMichelle Ogundehin on finding homeWhat 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 our wellbeing. Michelle, who is a series judge on Interior Design Masters, describes herself as a homes therapist. After training as an architect, she was the Editor in Chief of Elle Decoration for over a decade. Now, through books such as Happy Inside, Michelle’s approach encourages a holistic and thoughtful way t...
2025-09-3030 minWhy Women GrowBeyond the Garden: new season trailerLeaves 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 the wingspan of storks flying over rewilded land in Sussex and getting lost in the woodlands of Kent. We’re delving even deeper into the matters that make us human: what it is to mother, what it is to make a home, what it is to change our landscapes for the future with three incredible guests...
2025-09-2301 min
Vitamine C (Rennes)Lumière sur la Société de Saint-Vincent-de-Paul en Ille-et-VilaineA la une de cette édition :Aller à la rencontre des personnes isolées quelque soit leur âge ou leur condition est la mission que s'est fixée la société saint Vincent-de-Paul et qu’une equipe de bénévoles engagée veut étendre sur la paroisse de Mordelles et ses six clochers.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2025-06-2013 minWhy Women GrowJeany Cronk on ripping up the rule bookWhen Jeany Cronk moved her young family from London to the south of France, she did so on a mission to not only make delicious wine, but shake up the whole rose tradition in the process. The co-founder of Mirabeau, Jeany and her family decided to put sustainability at the heart of their company. After waking up on the vineyard, we are treated to a tour of Jeany’s farm, which is the first Regenerative Organic Certified accredited vineyard in France. There, along with meeting a couple of pigs and llamas, we learn more about the risk and...
2025-06-1023 minWhy Women GrowLouise Pascal on gardening in a time of crisisWhat does it mean to be split between two places? Where we come from, and where we work? For actor Louise Pascal, putting on a character is part and parcel of her daily life, but one that relies on her returning to her childhood garden to ground herself in the realities of a landscape weathering the climate crisis. We meet Louise in the village of Cucuron, over an Orangina, next to a pretty, tree-lined pond. There, she tells us about how to live a life caught between the bustle of Paris and the expanse of Provence, and h...
2025-06-1020 minWhy Women GrowJamie Beck on starting a new life in ProvenceIt’s easy to dream of building a whole new life, but it’s quite another to actually do it. Jamie Beck is a woman who knows - the American artist, photographer and author swapped her high-flying career as a fashion photographer in New York to live simply and slowly in Provence. Since 2016, Jamie has amassed a following of over 400,000 people for her beautiful portrayals of life in the South of France. In the shade of the Chateau de Mille, looking over idyllic rose gardens, we meet Jamie after she has been gathering flowers for one of her s...
2025-06-1028 minWhy Women GrowThe French Life: new season trailerSummer is upon us - and the Why Women Grow podcast has gone on tour in Provence. Among the lavender fields, chateaux, rose gardens and town squares of Southern France, we meet three women who have made dramatic and inspiring life choices to work with nature in a different way. If you’ve ever dreamed of giving it all up for a wilder way of being somewhere warm, our guests have plenty to offer in this new series: The French Life. Stay tuned for new episodes of the Why Women Grow Podcast, with me Alice Vinc...
2025-06-0301 minWhy Women GrowJo Thompson and Kali Hamerton-Stove on strong beautyFew Chelsea Flower Show gardens are designed by women. Fewer Chelsea Flower Show show gardens are created by the people they are intended for. And there has never before been a Chelsea Flower Show garden inspired by and made for female prisoners. But The Glasshouse Garden, garden designer Jo Thompson and founder of social enterprise The Glasshouse, Kali Hamerton-Stove, have done exactly that: created a show garden that breaks boundaries. Behind the duo’s beautiful show garden, in the heart of the Chelsea Flower Showground, we were joined by Jo and Kali and a live audience for a special pr...
2025-05-2027 min
In HasteOvercoming a reading drought, with Alice and CharlotteHow can you create more space for reading in your life, and rediscover the joy of it?It’s the run-up to publication for Charlotte’s debut novel, Bring the House Down, and the post-publication glow for Alice’s latest book, Hark: How Women Listen, so today we’re talking about some of the weirdness that goes on the brain during the weeks before publishing a book, how we’re dealing (or not) with all of that, and how far away it all feels from the actual writing process.And speaking of things that aren’t writing, C...
2025-05-2036 minWhy Women GrowUla Maria on making space for lossSome people move house for the location, some people move for the fireplaces: for Ula Maria, it was a neglected, overgrown garden in South London that confirmed her future home. The Lithuanian garden designer is arguably the most celebrated of her generation: Ula became the youngest person to ever win Best In Show at Chelsea in 2024 - and only the third woman to take the prize in the Flower Show’s century-long history.But behind the scenes of a skyrocketing career, Ula was navigating considerable personal struggle and loss - and, all the while, she was building he...
2025-05-2025 minWhy Women GrowSarah Price on inheritance in the gardenSarah Price is a landscape gardener who’s always seemed to exist on another plane. Her designs work with the environment to create something that feels both otherworldly and of the earth. After undertaking a degree in Fine Art, Sarah went on to design gardens for the London Olympic Park, Manchester’s Whitworth Gallery and a Maggie’s Centre in Southampton. But she’s also made some of the most remarkable - and memorable - gardens on the Chelsea Flower Show Main Avenue, winning two gold medals in the process. We meet Sarah in her gard...
2025-05-2030 min
Politics from the New StatesmanAlice Vincent: rediscovering music after traumaIn our teenage years, music can be everything. But as we age, our relationship with music changes.Alice Vincent was a music journalist for many years, and in this frank conversation tells Kate Mossman how childbirth, PTSD and depression turned her love of music into something darker. In her new book, Hark: How women listen, Alice recounts her quest to rediscover the power of music as an adult, a mother and after mental health battles. In this conversation, Alice and Kate discuss how her quest took her...
2025-05-1930 minWhy Women GrowThe Designers: new season trailerIt’s the biggest gardening show on earth - and this spring, the Why Women Grow podcast is finding out what it’s really like to be a female designer at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. This is The Designers, our Spring miniseries, which has taken us from dappled shade of South London gardens to the foothills of Welsh mountains and straight to Main Avenue. We’re troubling gardening’s toughest glass ceiling - and learning about grief, joy, survival and creation on the way. Join me, Alice Vincent, for all-new episodes of the Why Women Grow podcast, launching on the 20...
2025-05-1801 min
In HasteHark: How Women Listen, with Alice VincentWhat could it mean to listen more deeply? Alice’s extraordinary new book, Hark: How Women Listen, is published this week, and in today’s episode of In Haste, Charlotte couldn’t resist the opportunity to ask her all about how it came into being.Alice turns interviewee as Charlotte finds out more about her evolution from passionate music journalist to author enveloped in the unfamiliar soundworlds of new life, in the wake of the birth of Alice’s first child.We discuss how Hark explores the mystery of phantom crying, the trauma of hospital sounds...
2025-04-2932 min
Standard Issue PodcastAlice Vincent is listeningAlice Vincent was a music journalist for many years, which had already started to shift how she listened, but then pregnancy and a deep trauma when her baby was very small led to her relationship with sound fracturing. In her new book, Hark: How Women Listen, she explores how she rebuilt that relationship, and also talks to other women about their experiences with sound and listening. Our Mick got on the Zoom to talk about the different way sounds land in female bodies, and how we could all be listening more mindfully.H...
2025-04-1523 min
愛麗絲的職場夢遊EP31 人物專訪-讓專業領隊和你分享旅遊這件事 feat. 江文正(Vincent)留言告訴我你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/story/cm7itb4ag00iy01wp5j83cx3s?m=comment 這個節目專門聊職場和生活中的大小事，帶給你有趣又實用的內容。 今天，我想要聊一個大家都喜歡的話題——旅遊！ 因為很多人分不清『領隊』和『導遊』有什麼不同？ 在選擇旅行團時，為什麼同樣的行程價格可以差這麼多？ 應該選擇跟團還是自助旅行比較好？ 今天特別邀請到擁有國際領隊執照的 Vincent來到節目現場，他不僅是擁有14年帶團經驗的專業領隊，也是國家級外賓接待的御用英語導遊 今天非常開心能夠邀請他來和我們聊聊「旅遊」這件事，並分享一些實用的旅遊觀念！ 特別來賓:江文正(Vincent) https://www.facebook.com/vjkao 音樂來源: 艾上廣告音樂咖 https://open.firstory.me/user/cm07ld00j000101xlh48m0xur/episodes Powered by Firstory Hosting
2025-03-1237 minWhy Women GrowHannah Read on making music through the landscapeHow to capture the sound of something humans can’t hear? How to make a song about a mushroom? That was the challenge put to Scottish musician, Hannah Read, in the wake of her father’s death. Hannah, who lives in California, fell into an earthy world of mycelium in 2020, and her album, The Fungi Sessions, captures a growing fascination with fungi in through beautiful folk music.We were fortunate enough to catch Hannah while she was in her Edinburgh hometown before she went on a UK Tour. At the city’s Botanic Gardens, she told us about...
2025-02-2527 minWhy Women GrowManon Awst on being peat compatibleToday we are on an adventure - to the sticky, secret depths of Wales’s peatlands. This intriguing landscape could be the answer to the climate crisis, but it also hold so many stories in its mysterious history. One artist who is trying to unravel them is Manon Awst, whose art, performance and poetry explores how peat bogs can teach us how to live in ways that are more connected with the earth we depend on.Manon is a Welsh artist who explores how we connect to more-than-human environments - what we notice, what we miss, and ho...
2025-02-2528 minWhy Women GrowThe Land Gardeners on the power of soilAs Henrietta Courtauld and Bridget Elworthy explain in our first Earthly Matters episode, people come for the flowers but they stay for the soil. Since forming their company, The Land Gardeners, in 2011, they have combined their cut flower-growing and landscape design businesses with a mission that fuels them on a daily basis: researching the earth beneath our feet to better understand how to repair the soil that feeds nearly everything we build our existence upon.Their work has seen them transform unloved gardens and agricultural plots into hives of thriving, promising productivity - and Henrietta and Bridget...
2025-02-2534 minWhy Women GrowEarthly Matters: new season trailerIntroducing Earthly MattersA new season of Why Women Grow is coming soon - and this time, we’re getting dirty. After two years of celebrating the bold and the beautiful, we’re back - and we’re going under the surface to explore what lies beneath. In Earthly Matters, the first of four brand new miniseries for this year, we’ll be exploring the powerful possibilities of soil, peatlands and fungi with some incredible women. And we can’t wait for you to dive in with us. Join me, Alice Vincent, f...
2025-02-1801 min
Quoi de neuf ?Nouvelle édition pour "Les nuits de la BD", à ChalenconL'association Konvoit Exceptionnel propose du 21 au 23 février une 19e édition de ses "Nuits de la bd", cette fois-ci dans le village de Chalencon. Alice De Smet nous présente cet événement.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2025-02-1309 min
Médecin au MicroVincent - des QCM aux patientsDe la lecture de nos collèges à la prise en charge concrète de patients à l’hôpital : l’écart est vaste, et pourtant quand on discute avec les chefs et les internes ça semble si évident.
Mais en sortant de stage je me demande toujours comment je serai capable un jour d’avoir tous ces réflexes et ce raisonnement clinique.
Comment ne pas oublier de prescrire tel examen ou tel médicament ? Comment ne pas passer à côté de ce diagnostic rare mais grave ?
En somme, comment être un bon médecin cliniquement parla...
2024-11-0559 min
Quoi de neuf ?La nouvelle création d'Alice Zeniter à découvrir à la Comédie de ValenceLe 19 novembre prochain, on pourra découvrir à la Comédie de Valence Edène, la nouvelle création d'Alice Zeniter, inspirée du roman de Jack London Martin Eden. Une histoire légèrement revisitée mais qui interroge toujours les rapport entre classe et la volonté d'une amoureuse des mots de devenir écrivaine, bien qu'elle exerce dans un milieu pauvre. A ne pas manquer aussi, une version d'Hamlet jouée par une troupe de comédien atteint de Trisomie 21. Où quand les mots de Shakespeare résonnent avec leur situation aujourd'hui.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visit...
2024-11-0410 min
Not Too Busy To WriteS9 Ep4. Alice Vincent on finding home in the gardenAlice Vincent is a writer and broadcaster, and the author of Rootbound: Rewilding a life and Why Women Grow: Stories of Soil, Sisterhood and Survival, both of which were longlisted for the Wainwright Prize. In this conversation we talk about how books begin and evolve for Alice, how she structures her time between columns, book writing and her newsletter and finding home in a balcony garden.LinksWhy Women Grow - Alice VincentRootbound - Alice VincentHark - Alice Vincent (pre-order)Savour Newsletter - savour.substack.com
2024-09-1848 min
5x15Robin Wall Kimmerer And Alice Vincent, Live at Conway HallDue to phenomenal demand, 5x15 has programmed an additional London event with leading author and ecologist Robin Wall Kimmerer. Don't miss the chance to hear this extraordinary writer share her unique perspectives on plants, ecology and the natural world. She will be in conversation with Alice Vincent- author of Rootbound- at Conway Hall on May 30th.
Robin Wall Kimmerer's internationally bestselling books, Braiding Sweetgrass and Gathering Moss, not only teach us about the biology of different organisms, but show us other ways of living in the world. It is through celebrating our reciprocal relationship with nature that we can awaken...
2024-08-021h 15Why Women GrowHazel Gardiner on gardening to healFloral designer and broadcaster Hazel Gardiner has been part of the Why Women Grow sisterhood long before we hit record: she was the first woman I interviewed for the book. I’d been aware of Hazel’s distinctive approach to floristry and her advocacy for diversity and inclusivity in horticulture for some time. But when I learned of how gardening had helped her when she was undergoing treatment for a rare form of cancer, I realised how deep and unique her relationship to the earth was.
We celebrated the Why Women Grow exhibition at the Garden Museum earli...
2024-07-2330 minWhy Women GrowRobin Wall Kimmerer on gardening as loveRobin Wall Kimmerer is a is a mother, scientist, decorated professor, and enrolled member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. She’s a rare example of someone who straddles the world of academic science and indigenous teaching; by crossing the gulf between the two, she’s transformed how people understand the outside world. Her book, Braiding Sweetgrass, is a remarkable example of wisdom that thrives on being passed on: it took seven years to land in the New York Times' bestseller list, then stayed there for months.
Robin lives in Upstate New York, but when she was in the U...
2024-07-2323 minWhy Women GrowAnna Jones on taste in the gardenChef and bestselling author Anna Jones has inspired the way hundreds of thousands of people cook for years - and we were delighted to be invited into her courtyard garden in East London for this episode of Why Women Grow.
Anna won’t profess to being a great gardener but her approach to food extends far beyond the kitchen. She works with edible flowers, seasonal produce and has written whole books about cooking in a more environmentally conscious way. Anna spoke about how she navigates the world through her senses, what her garden has held and how sh...
2024-07-2324 minWhy Women GrowWhy Women Grow: mini series trailerWhy Women Grow is back with a new mini series, featuring three women who have fundamentally changed how I think and live. This summer's mini series features the chef and bestselling author Anna Jones, botanist and Braiding Sweetgrass writer Robin Wall Kimmerer and floral designer Hazel Gardiner.
2024-07-1801 min
L'invité du soirVincent Laudat, nouveau président des CCI NormandesElu le 14 mars dernier à la tête de la CCI de Normandie, Vincent Laudat peut se prévaloir d'une longue expérience au sein de ces chambres consulaires. Il était président de la CCI Rouen Métropole depuis 2017 et élu de la chambre depuis plus de 20 ans.
2024-04-1021 min
Qu’est-ce qui se trame?Épisode 314 - The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart / Chants of SennaarNous sommes très heureux d'accueillir deux nouvelles collaboratrices à l'émission: Stéphanie Jobin nous partage ses impressions sur la musique de "The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart", composée par Hania Rani, ainsi que Philomène Gatien qui explore la bande sonore de Thomas Brunet pour le jeu Chants of Sennaar.
2024-02-071h 21
AlonementAlice Vincent: A Garden of One's OwnThere are certain rites of passage that take place after a major break-up. For some, it’s a hair-cut or a big solo trip, or a regrettable rebound with someone the polar opposite of your ex. My guest this week, Alice Vincent, departed from the cliches: for her, it was growing plants. In her partly autobiographical books, Rootbound and more recently Why Women Grow, Alice chronicles how she came to growing plants as a way to heal and regain a sense of control after a break-up in her late twenties. As her life has changed – Alice is now married with...
2024-01-0243 min
Les invités de la rédaction locale1833-2023 : 190 ans pour la Société Saint-Vincent-de-PaulFondée en 1833 par Frédéric Ozanam, la Société Saint-Vincent-de-Paul (SSVP) a fêté en 2023 ses 190 ans d'existence. Première association caritative de laïcs bénévoles dédiée au service des pauvres, la SSVP a depuis beaucoup évolué, sans perdre de vue son essence même. Une association qui compte parmi ses cofondateurs un certain Jules François Louis Devaux, né et enterré à Colombières dans le Calvados.Contact pour joindre l'antenne de Caen : 02 31 34 89 88 ; stvincentpaul14@gmail.com
2023-12-1309 min
Les invités de la rédaction localeL'archéologie selon Vincent HinckerBien loin de l'image d'un aventurier hollywoodien à la Indiana Jones, la réalité des archéologues n'est pas non plus celle d'un pinceau que l'on frotte minutieusement au sol. A l'occasion de plusieurs chantiers récemment terminés dans le Calvados, nous revenons sur ce métier avec Vincent Hincker, responsable du service archéologie pour le Département du Calvados
2023-12-1108 minWhy Women GrowJamaica Kincaid on gardening as writingBonus episode: Writer and novelist Jamaica Kincaid redefined garden writing with books such as My Garden (Book) and Among Flowers, as well as changing perspectives on the post-colonial experience through titles such as A Small Place and Lucy. We meet the Antiguan-American author in the halls of Charleston House, Sussex, where Bloomsbury Group artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant made art, a home, and a life-long relationship. In a quiet moment away from Charleston’s Festival of the Garden, Jamaica tells us about how gardening sits alongside her writing practice, how she converses with her plants and what they te...
2023-10-0316 min
grow, cook, eat, arrange with Sarah Raven & friendsWhy Women Grow: Exploring the Roots of Gardening Passion with Alice Vincent - Episode 128What is the inspiration behind your love of gardening and all things floral? Each of us tells a vastly different story, and that diversity is at the heart of Alice Vincent’s new, heartwarming book.‘Why Women Grow’ paints a stunning visage of the reasons that women take to the garden, reasons that often are buried deep within the work that they do. Consider Alice’s work the chance to let those stories bloom… We hear a little of Alice’s own muse, the balcony garden plants that allowed her passion to flourish, and a few of the mo...
2023-07-1330 min
CinérameufFestiv'alice à Cannes #1 Les ami·e·s, la licorne, Zone of interest et la bouteille piégéeLes quelques premiers jours du festival de Cannes 2023, les retrouvailles entre amis, des conversation inutiles, le quotidien en réel, des films qu'on a aimé, d'autres moins, de l'insouciance et de la fête. Ce premier épisode est une mise en ambiance, un contexte, nous parlerons plus de films et des questions qu'on se posent autour de ce festival au goût ambigüe dans les prochains épisodes.Je pars sur ce format totalement expérimental pour la simple raison qu'il n'y a rien de mieux pour représenter cette ambiance indescriptible et si particulière que l'on r...
2023-05-2334 min
Tales From The Potting BenchAlice Vincent - 'How Gardening Creeps in When We're Least Expecting It'Alice Vincent - 'How Gardening Creeps in When We're Least Expecting It'
This episode features a conversation gardener, writer and author, the sensational Alice Vincent. Alice began her career with music journalism, before making a gear shift towards gardening and in this conversation we discuss exactly why that happened…enjoy!
Alice’s latest book ‘Why Women Grow’ is out now from Canongate Books and is available in all good bookshops or online. You can find Alice on Instagram @noughticulture or on twitter at @alice_emily
This is technically the last episode of the current season, but join me again so...
2023-05-2237 min
Give Me Strength with Alice LiveingYour Fitness and Lifestyle Questions Answered with Andy VincentAndy Vincent has worked as a fitness coach for 20 years who has worked alongside some of the best strength & conditioning coaches, performance coaches, bodybuilders and biomechanics specialists that the world has to offer. On this weeks episode, Alice opened up her Instagram question box to you guys for Andy to answer your burning questions. Alice and Andy cover SO much ground in this episode including, hunger and biology, shredding and gains and how the fitness industry just repeats itself over an over again.If you want to hear more from Andy, you can go...
2023-04-191h 10
This Is A Token with Alex Monroe#33 This Is A Token with Alice VincentWe are absolutely delighted to introduce our latest ‘This is a Token’ podcast episode, where Alex is joined by the wonderful Alice Vincent @noughticulture.After starting her career as a journalist, Alice has evolved into writing her own novels, including her latest book, ‘Why Women Grow’. Within the novel Alice tackles her personal journey towards motherhood, and details her deep love of all things gardening. She has continued these conversations on her own podcast, with the same name, which features incredible guests including Margaret Howell and Poppy Okotcha.Settle in as Alex and Alice ha...
2023-04-1151 min
Cultivating Place: Conversations on Natural History and the Human Impulse to GardenWhy Women Grow, with Alice Vincent (aka Noughticulture)Alice Vincent is a multi-platform storyteller based in London, and examining with gusto and curiosity the intricacies of words and language, of what it is to be human, to be a woman, and to be always in service to the wonders – large and small, grief-laden and joy-spangled - of everyday life.
The author of several previous books, including her nature memoir - Rootbound, Rewilding a Life, Alice goes by the name Noughticulture online.
For our final episode in this year's five-part series of Cultivating Place in honor of Women’s History Month, I caught up with Alice just a few shor...
2023-03-301h 00Cultivating PlaceWhy Women Grow, with Alice Vincent (aka Noughticulture)Alice Vincent is a multi-platform storyteller based in London, and examining with gusto and curiosity the intricacies of words and language, of what it is to be human, to be a woman, and to be always in service to the wonders – large and small, grief-laden and joy-spangled - of everyday life.
The author of several previous books, including her nature memoir - Rootbound, Rewilding a Life, Alice goes by the name Noughticulture online.
For our final episode in this year's five-part series of Cultivating Place in honor of Women’s History Month, I caught up with Alice just a few shor...
2023-03-301h 00
Talking GardensAlice VincentWriter and Gardens Illustrated columnist Alice Vincent, author of new book and podcast Why Women Grow, talks to Stephanie about her dream garden, from her fantasy writing studio inspired by Derek Jarman’s Prospect Cottage to a mossy path, naturalistic planting and a glasshouse for entertaining friends such as Diana Ross (the garden writer, not the disco diva). As well as this, she explains how she once had dinner with Piet Oudolf without knowing who he was, and why she won’t abide anything with a face in the garden. Learn more about your ad choi...
2023-03-2835 min
The Cut Flower PodcastWhy Women Grow with Roz Chandler and Alice VincentText Agony Aunt Roz with your Cutflower Questions.Roz is joined in the studio this week by Alice Vicent. Alice is a writer, ostensibly, who happens to garden. She has spent the last 15 years mostly as an arts journalist, She has spent a long time as a music journalist. The bulk of Alice's career was spent in house at the telegraph. In the last few years, Alice has been working all over the place, and she's written about gardening as well. Listen in to this weeks really interesting discussion '...
2023-03-1745 min
Nobody PanicHow to Grow Things with Alice VincentStevie and Tessa are joined by the amazing Alice Vincent, author of: 'Why Women Grow: Stories of soil, sisterhood and survival', to talk about all things growing. One expert and two people who have one massive cactus and one fake Gerbera between them, get right down to the roots of why we grow, and weed out the myths about gardening when you've only got a tiny window box to work with. A lovely, lovely episode.Subscribe to the Nobody Panic Patreon at patreon.com/nobodypanicWant to support Nobody Panic? You can make...
2023-03-1435 min
Discover The Full Audiobook That Keeps Thriller Fans Hooked.Why Women Grow by Alice VincentPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/236394to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Why Women Grow
Author: Alice Vincent
Narrator: Fiona Hampton
Format: mp3
Length: 7 hrs and 41 mins
Release date: 03-02-23
Ratings: 4 out of 5 stars, 2 ratings
Genres: Botany & Plants
Publisher's Summary:
Why Women Grow is a much-needed exploration of why women turn to the earth, as gardeners, growers and custodians. This book emerged from a deeply rooted desire to share the stories of women who are silenced and overlooked. In doing so, Alice fosters connections with gardeners that unfurl into a tender exploration of women's lives, their gardens and what the...
2023-03-027h 41Why Women GrowPaula Sutton on gardening in the pursuit of happinessThe creative mind behind Hill House Vintage and author of Hill House Living, Paula Sutton is a stylist, writer and - perhaps most of all - a purveyor of joy. After navigating a career in the fast-paced and glamorous world of fashion magazines, Paula relocated from the streets of South London to Hill House, an idyllic Georgian home in Norfolk 12 years ago. There, she decided that she was going to live - and raise her three young children - with a focus on what made her happy. Gardening is something that she has discovered later in life but has...
2023-02-2725 minWhy Women GrowMargaret Howell on a life inspired by natureMargaret Howell has been designing men’s and womenswear for five decades, prioritising understated quality over trends: she makes beautiful clothes that work well. Fifty years after she started to design and sell clothes from her home in Blackheath, South London, there are now 80 Margaret Howell stores across the globe, from Paris to Tokyo, and she has been appointed a CBE for services to the retail industry.
Margaret has been inspired by the natural world since childhood, citing the impact of growing up in a family that gardened and her fathers’ workwear as influences on her work. I lo...
2023-02-2720 minWhy Women GrowRukmini Iyer on growing to nurtureOne simple concept, a million cookbooks sold: Rukmini Iyer’s Roasting Tin recipe books have transformed dinner times around the country. But the writer and food stylist is also a keen amateur gardener, growing first on a balcony and, later, in a garden on a quiet street in leafy South London. Iyer’s adventures in growing food to eat collided with the arrival of her first child, and gardening has given her a new perspective on what it is to feed and nourish. We catch up with the author of India Express at home to discuss her strategies for rais...
2023-02-2023 minWhy Women GrowSalley Vickers on a life lived in gardensSally Vickers is a Jungian psychotherapist and the author of books such as Miss Garnet's Angel, The Other Side of You and, most recently, The Gardener. The daughter of two communists, Salley was a teacher before she retrained as a psychotherapist, and her writing delves into the stuff that makes us human. She is also a keen gardener, especially at her country home in Wiltshire. In the midst of the downpours that broke England’s heatwave last summer, we met Salley at Kew Gardens, a place that has held meaning for her from childhood, through raising her children and no...
2023-02-2026 minWhy Women GrowSarah Raven on growing a whole new approach to colourIf you’ve ever bought plants or seeds online, or through mail order, you’ve probably encountered Sarah Raven. The gardener, writer and teacher is also a nursery-owner and businesswoman, developing, trialling and selling plants to Britain’s home gardeners. Over the course of three decades and seven books, including A Year Full of Flowers, Sarah has changed how British gardens grow, ushering bold colours and flavourful fruit and veg into our homes and kitchens. Today we’re heading to her home and working nursery at Perch Hill in East Sussex in late summer to talk about how gardening has shap...
2023-02-1323 minWhy Women GrowClaire Ratinon on growing for reclamationClaire Ratinon is a food-grower, speaker and writer. In 2022, she released Unearthed, a powerful memoir about understanding what it is to become a custodian of the earth as a Black woman, and how the process of doing so helped her gain a sense of belonging in a post-colonial country. In 2012 Claire was working as a documentary producer in New York when she stumbled upon Brooklyn Grange, a rooftop farm in the middle of the city. Having always felt alienated from nature, she embarked upon a journey with growing food that changed her life. Since then, Claire has worked on...
2023-02-1327 min
ReseedRevealing Why Women Grow Gardens - Alice VincentWhy do we grow in our gardens? Are we searching for closeness to the mystery and magic of the natural world, or perhaps working towards self-sufficiency by feeding ourselves? Do we grow to create habitat for pollinators or enrich precious soil? Do we grow to foster a knowledge of growing in our children, and to foster community? Do we grow to grasp control in a scary world? Do we grow because we love beauty?Wise and curious guest Alice Vincent delves into her new book, Why Women Grow: Stories of Soil, Sisterhood and Survival. Alice...
2023-02-0857 min
Les invités de la rédaction localeCoup de projecteur sur le film Vaincre ou Mourir de Vincent MottezCoup de projecteur aujourd'hui sur le film vaincre ou mourir de Vincent Mottez. Une production qui ne passe que dans quelques cinémas normands... Il est à notre micro, il nous en parle.
2023-02-0808 minWhy Women GrowPoppy Okotcha on gardening to save the planetPoppy Okotcha describes herself as an ecological home grower working to inspire reconnection to the land and the living world through the story of food and herbs. She came to gardening after a shift in her personal life: having moved between the UK and South Africa during her childhood, Poppy had a career as a model. When she was left burnt out by the fashion industry, she began to cultivate a slower kind of life, growing organically on top of a canal boat in London and learning about biodynamic and regenerative growing. We were invited into her magical, Tardis-like...
2023-02-0125 min
Grow Cook InspireWhy Women Grow? In conversation with journalist and author Alice Vincent.Have you ever questioned why you garden and grow things? What drives you? What makes you keep returning to the soil year after year? Well, author and journalist Alice Vincent has pondered this and has been on a search for answers to discover more about why women in particular garden. In today’s show Helen talks to Alice about her third book Why Women Grow, as well as the creation of her debut podcast which is by the same name. ( 🪴 www.Alicevincent.co.uk) 📚 Plus Helen shares her top picks of new Cookery and gardening books, which have caught her eye this...
2023-01-2737 minWhy Women GrowWhy Women Grow: guest reveal trailerIntroducing the line-up for the first season of Why Women Grow:
writer Claire Ratinon
designer Margaret Howell
chef Rukmini Iyer
gardening gamechanger Sarah Raven
novelist Salley Vickers
environmentalist Poppy Okotcha
and stylist and influencer Paula Sutton
We talk about everything, from motherhood, to gardening for a better planet and finding your place in the world.
The first season kicks off on February 13, with episodes from the gardens and brains of Claire Ratinon and Sarah Raven. Make sure you subscribe to Why Women Grow, from wherever you usually d...
2023-01-2302 min
2022-12-2606 min
Why Women GrowWhy Women Grow: teaser trailerThe first listen of the forthcoming Why Women Grow podcast, launching February 2023 from Alice Vincent.
This podcast is inspired by my book, Why Women Grow: Stories of Soil, Sisterhood and Survival, which is out on March 2nd and available to pre-order now.
The Why Women Grow podcast is produced by Holly Fisher, and theme music is by Maria Chiara Argiro. Thank you to our partners at Seedlip. We’ve also been photographing our guests and their gardens and you can see the beautiful images captured by Siobhan Watts on my instagram account @noughticulture.
2022-12-1400 min
Vitamine C (Rennes)La Société St-Vincent de Paul à RennesCette semaine nous allons revenir sur les ressources des radios chrétiennes d’ici la fin de l’année…et sur la mobilisation de la Société St-Vincent de Paul en Ille et Vilaine avant Noël. .Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2022-12-0914 minVitamine C (Rennes)La Société St-Vincent de Paul à RennesCette semaine nous allons revenir sur les ressources des radios chrétiennes d’ici la fin de l’année…et sur la mobilisation de la Société St-Vincent de Paul en Ille et Vilaine avant Noël.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2022-12-0914 min
L'invité du soirAlice Drisch : l'arrivée d'Isaac a été terriblement incroyable !"Alice et Vincent Drisch témoignent dans les établissements d'enseignement catholique de l'arrivée dans leur vie de leur petit "gourmand en chromosomes". Il y a deux ans et demi, naissait Isaac, porteur de trisomie 21. Depuis, leur vie a été certes totalement bousculée mais pour un supplément de vie et de joie indéniables !
2022-11-2121 min
A Life More WildResetting, reinventing and growing - Sophie Morgan and Alice VincentWe took a trip around Southwark Park with TV presenter and award-winning disability advocate Sophie Morgan. We talked about growing up wild, how her relationship with nature has changed, and if she was a tree, what tree she would be. We also speak to author and passionate gardener Alice Vincent, about the single flower that inspired her to a life of growing and how to work with any size of space.You can watch Sophie's show 'Living Wild: How To Change Your Life' on Channel 4 here, and check out her book 'Driving Forwards' here.Alice's bo...
2022-08-1828 min
- Radio AlterNantes FMLa chronique de Patsy (66) : Ulysse Lojkine et Alice Vincent, Découvrir Luxemburg,Vu sur La chronique de Patsy (66) : Ulysse Lojkine et Alice Vincent, Découvrir Luxemburg,
Ulysse Lojkine et Alice Vincent, Découvrir Luxemburg, Editions sociales, 2021. Avec ce livre aux Éditions sociales, les philosophes Ulysse Lojkine et Alice Vincent proposent aux lecteurs de re-découvrir la pensée de la militante révolutionnaire froidement abattue un jour de janvier 1919 par une police républicaine aux ordres d’un ministre de l’Intérieur socialiste. (Patsy)
Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM
2022-04-1303 min
Le SensCOUTURE & UPCYCLING - Alice Adore - Le Sens #24Alice Adore est une influenceuse, mais dans un domaine bien précis. Elle coud et crée des vêtements et accessoires de mode à partir de vêtements et tissus de seconde main... ET franchement, c'est hyper beau !! Elle est venue me parler de sa passion, et de ce qui l'anime, et l'episode se passe comme cela: Actionne le pouce bleu, abonne-toi, et commente cet episode, c'est important pour moi et pour la croissance de ce podcast !_____________________________________L'épisode se passe comme ça:00:00 Intro02:54 Int...
2022-02-0231 min
Les histoires de la Villa GiletÉpisode I - Alice et la traversée de la mancheAlice est née dans la Villa Gilet, et elle vient d’ailleurs de déménager dans le collet, un des endroits les plus prisés en raison de la vue imprenable sur la région, ainsi que de sa position centrale entre les deux manches, des zones très populaires où se trouvent la plupart des musées.
Cette nouvelle adresse à la Villa Gilet lui offre la possibilité de relever un défi de taille.
2021-12-2309 min
Better Late Than Never39: For the Love of GoghFor the love of Gogh! You're a bit outdated if you haven't watched this movie;) Recently we watched a 100% oil-painted animated movie named "Loving Vincent", in honour of one of the greatest artists Vincent Van Gogh! We talked all about our feelings and thoughts in this episode and we seriously want to give Vincent a hug. If you haven't checked it out yet, well you're in luck because it's going to be on Netflix... soon! So go set yourself a reminder;) Tune in to find out what we have to say about this movie and our beloved artist!
2021-12-0539 min
Le SensSTAR DU PODCAST RESPONSABLE, Alice Vachet & Le Sens #18Alice est créatrice de sens. Une entrepreneuse digitale mais pas que. Elle s'engage publiquement dans ce qui fait du sens pour elle et elle nous en parle aujourd'hui.- Elle anime chaque semaine son podcast "L'empreinte", qui totalise plus d'un million d'écoutes et plus de 100 episodes: un vrai plebiscite de la RSE, Responsabilité Sociale et Ecologique.- Elle réalise des interviews & conférences pleines de sens au 7e ciel du Printemps Haussmann depuis Septembre 2021. Cela s'appelle "Unis vers le beau responsable", et c'est très inspirant- Personnage public et devenue i...
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psych in#20 Co Founder von BeCoach - Vincent OswaldVincent Oswald spricht mit uns über seine Gründung von BeCoach und wie damit z.B. Coachings ihre Cochees digital nachhaltig begleiten können.
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2021-10-3135 min
Boys Shooting Clubalice cooper shop talkwe got jobs as pharmacy techs and we have been using the moderna vaccine as lubricant when we fuck each other on top of cases of vitamin water in the backroom. alice cooper guest stars as a hare krishna guy that has sex with our girlfriends.
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2021-10-271h 07
Vinnies VoicesAlice GardollAlice Gardoll (Class of 2009) is a lawyer who is passionate about fighting for vulnerable individuals in Australia’s justice system. She has previously worked as a criminal defence lawyer representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Darwin, and as a refugee lawyer in Australia and Samos, Greece.
In 2019, Alice was awarded the Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarship to undertake her Master of Laws at Columbia Law School in New York. At Columbia, she was awarded a Public Interest and Government Fellowship to work at Reprieve, an international human rights NGO that fights against unlawful detention and the death pen...
2021-09-1116 min
L'avenir sera drôleEpisode 5 Alice LOMBARDSalut, aujourd'hui j'ai parlé avec Alice, une stand uppeuse exceptionnelle que j'ai apprécié la rencontré! Vous pouvez la suivre sur instagram @_alicelombard
2021-07-0852 min
Who's Flying the Plane?Alice VincentAuthor, journalist and gardener Alice Vincent spoke to me about her reconnection with plants after having moved to the city, her teenage years living life through the pages of the NME, and tells us it's ok to kill the occasional houseplant.-Alice's Hidden Gem Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-06-1823 minGive Me Strength with Alice LiveingStrength Through Knowledge with Andy VincentThis episode sees Alice interviewing her good friend, colleague and mentor, Andy Vincent. A well-known voice in the space and a knowledgeable personal trainer, Andy has worked in the fitness industry for over 20 years, so who better to debunk some of the biggest fitness myths around? From weight loss through exercise to the confusion around calories, the real benefits of HIIT to can you really trust the stats on your smartwatch? This episode has all the answers to some of the burning questions of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com...
2021-03-311h 13
Xpérientiel - le tourisme positifS2E20 - L'éco conception au service de l'hostellerie avec Alice Vincent et Hortense Courtier Une des intentions du podcast Xperientiel est de mettre en lumière de jeunes entrepreneurs avec des concepts innovants. Aujourd’hui nous rencontrons 1 projet d’éco-conception pour lutter contre le gaspillage du mobilier hôtelier avec 2 jeunes femmes, Alice Vincent et Hortense Courtier qui souhaitent redonner du sens au design en proposant un mode de consommation plus responsable avec Séquences éditions.
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2021-03-3120 min
Faut Pas Pousser Les ISOSTORY - S202 - Le projet Alice CameraDans la STORY Benjamin nous fait découvrir le projet Alice Camera, un nouveau concept d'appareil photo à objectif interchangeable conçu pour fonctionner avec un smartphone.
Aux micros : Arthur Azoulay, Benjamin Favier, Volker Gilbert et Jean-Marc Alexia.
La STORY est issue de l’épisode S202 - « Le RAW en photo » du podcast Faut Pas Pousser les ISO diffusé le 25 février 2021. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2021-02-2807 min
Bienvenue sur « Actualités d’Afrique » !POD GOOD HIOU N°63CONVERSATION No. 10: DESTITUTION DES BONGO: LES DANGERS D'UNE VACANCE DU POUVOIR (DÉCIDÉE PAR LES BONGO) AU GABON.
), les différents maillons d'une insurrection bien préparée que sont la société civile, les syndicats, l'armée, es jeunes et les provinces, cette conversation No. 10 se concentrera sur l'urgence de la question relative à une éventuelle vacance du pouvoir qui serait décidée au Gabon à l'initiative des Bongo.Ma série de conversations hebdomadaires avec le peuple gabonais continue ce samedi 13 février 2021, live, à 14h00 USA - 20h00 Gabon/France sur nos pages Facebook BDPTV (
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2021-02-141h 33
Love LivesGetting over a breakup by gardening, with Alice VincentSupport Millennial Love with a donation today: https://supporter.acast.com/millennialloveThis week, Olivia is joined by author and journalist Alice Vincent to discuss her memoir, Rootbound, which has just come out in paperback.In the book, Alice talks about a year of her life in her late 20s when out of nowhere, she found herself single, living out of a suitcase and overcoming heartbreak.The two discuss how Alice found a new lease of life in the wake of her breakup through nurturing pot plants and surrounding herself...
2021-01-1531 min
my garden, my lifeSeason two: episode one: Alice VincentAlice Vincent is an author, garden writer and journalist who, at the time of recording, gardened on her balcony in London. Her book, Rootbound, Rewilding a Life, describes her journey to becoming a gardener as an almost accidental way of supporting herself at a time of personal crisis and is a delightful read.It is, she wrote herself, ‘about plants, and people, and the things that grow up in between the cracks - love, longing and life” and she weaves together the themes of gardening, coming of age, mental health, plants, travel and the history of women in g...
2020-09-0938 min
On The LedgeAlice VincentAlice Vincent (@noughticulture on Instagram) joins me to talk about two new planty projects: her book Rootbound, and an audio guide to sowing seeds - both perfect lockdown reading and listening material. For full show notes visit https://www.janeperrone.com/on-the-ledge/2020/5/22/episode-141-alice-vincent Sign up for The Plant Ledger, my email newsletter about the houseplant scene: https://www.janeperrone.com/ledger Check out Legends of the Leaf, my book on houseplants http://legendsoftheleafbook.com Support On The Ledge on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ontheledge Follow Jane Perrone...
2020-05-2241 min
The Sunday Salon with Alice-Azania JarvisAlice Vincent (aka @noughticulture)Would we all be happier if we took up gardening? Possibly. Certainly, when Alice was left heartbroken after the collapse of a long-term relationship, she found tending to the collection of plants on the balcony of her South London flat helpful. The creator of the hugely popular ‘plantstagram’ account @noughticulture, Alice's memoir Rootbound: Rewilding a Life is beautifully written, and woven with fascinating dives into botanical history - as well as genuinely useful green-fingered advice. I loved chatting about her early career in music journalism interviewing wayward rock stars, the discipline it took to write alongside a full-time job, why...
2020-03-0833 min