The Morning Share

The Morning Share
  • 4.8 (6)
  • Self-Improvement
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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

  1. 3d ago

    70. Recap #6 & Cultivating Belonging In The Workplace: A Conversation with David West

    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 what this month has taught them about seeing people well. Then David West joins the conversation to talk about cultivating belonging at work. His leadership is refreshingly practical: listen well, ask real questions, remember what people share, and follow through with action. The episode closes with a July update as The Morning Share moves from three episodes a week to one, creating space for rest, reflection, catching up, and a preview of Season Two beginning August 3. Timestamped Highlights 00:00 — Why Belonging at Work Matters 01:13 — June Recap: People, Nature, and Connection 03:19 — Every Human Is a Gift 06:26 — Generations, Ancestors, and Proximity 10:33 — Tending Relationships Like a Garden 14:20 — Belonging vs. Fitting In 17:19 — Meet David West 24:27 — Belonging in the Workplace 37:23 — Listen, Ask, Take Action 40:39 — July Rest + Season Two Preview 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

    48 min

  2. 6d ago

    69. The Small Work Of Welcome

    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 work of repair. This one is a gentle reminder that belonging is not just something we hope for; it is something we practice. Timestamps 00:00 — You Matter Here 03:18 — Building Belonging Together 05:54 — Start with Awareness 08:37 — The Power of Invitation 14:51 — Listening with Ears and Eyes 22:22 — Why Repair Matters 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 Resources Mentioned Mattering by Jennifer Breheny Wallace The Five Longings: What We’ve Always Wanted and Already Have by David Richo

    31 min

  3. Jun 24

    68. What Does It Cost To Fit In?

    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—performance, proximity, sameness, and shape-shifting. This episode invites us to ask: where have I had to hide, and what would it mean to belong to myself? Timestamps 00:00 — Belonging asks more of us 04:00 — Marbles vs. puzzle pieces 07:13 — Performance is not belonging 14:43 — Change vs. hiding yourself 16:06 — “I belong to myself” 31:43 — Reflection questions for belonging 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

    48 min

  4. Jun 22

    67. The Human Hunger To Belong

    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 feeling at home in your own skin. This episode invites us to ask: Do I belong to myself, and where am I present but not truly known? Timestamps 00:00 — Beginning the Belonging series 02:00 — “Am I safe? Do I belong?” 08:00 — Loneliness and the need for connection 09:50 — Defining belonging 16:10 — What belonging is not 34:43 — A practice for belonging to yourself 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 Resources Mentioned Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation, Office of the Surgeon General (OSG). Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation: The U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and Community [Internet]. Washington (DC): US Department of Health and Human Services; 2023–. PMID: 37792968.

    37 min

  5. Jun 19

    66. The Hidden Work Of Flourishing

    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 consistently, staying curious, and learning the difference between receiving and taking. Along the way, they ask a tender and slightly uncomfortable question: where are we asking others to tend what we’ve neglected in ourselves? Timestamps 00:00 — What does flourishing actually look like? 03:00 — Attention as generosity 04:00 — The five A’s of love 09:17 — The gift of not giving up 11:00 — Soil vs. fruit in relationships 18:16 — Receiving is not the same as taking 24:04 — Are we outsourcing our own tending? 27:09 — Simple practices to help others flourish 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

    33 min

  6. Jun 17

    65. Where Are You Taking More Than You're Tending?

    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 quiet cost of always showing up only for the harvest. It’s a gentle invitation to ask: where am I taking, where am I tending, and who needs me to notice the soil? Timestamps 00:00 — Taking Is Fast, Tending Is Slow 02:25 — What Do We Take From People Without Realizing It? 04:08 — When Helpful People Become Commodities 08:02 — Showing Up for the Harvest, Missing the Tending 11:14 — Transaction or Reciprocity? The Difference Matters 15:06 — The Hidden Work: Tending the Soil of Relationships 17:33 — Is Disengagement a Form of Taking? 21:45 — Wherever You Take a Stand, Are You Also Tending? 24:39 — The Cost of Transactional Relationships 28:52 — Long-Haul Friendships and Dormant Seasons 30:04 — “I Gave, Therefore You Owe” 33:00 — Finding Joy in the Tending, Not Just the Outcome 35:00 — Reflection: Where Are You Taking More Than You’re Tending? 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

    36 min

  7. Jun 15

    64. What Is The Garden Trying To Teach Us?

    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

    22 min

  8. Jun 12

    63. How Do We Become Good Ancestors?

    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 talk about influence beyond biology, the people who shaped us without needing recognition, and the quiet gifts we inherit from teachers, mentors, elders, friends, and communities. From cathedrals built over generations to sewing machines passed down with skill and memory, this conversation invites us to think beyond quick impact and ask better questions: What have I received? What am I releasing? What am I building that might last? And maybe most importantly: how can I make life better for someone else today, even in small ways? Timestamps 00:00 – The Tree We’ll Never Sit Under 02:44 – We Are Already Ancestors 04:21 – “I Don’t Have Children…” 08:13 – Thinking Long-Haul 09:26 – IKEA vs. Cathedrals 11:00 – The Cathedral Builders 12:48 – Living Between Present and Future 14:27 – Both Ancestor and Descendant 15:25 – Legacy vs. Ancestor A powerful distinction 17:27 – The Defining Question 18:07 – Gifts That Continue Giving 19:28 – Leaving Behind the Ability to Change Your Mind 20:30 – What Are You Actually Passing On? 22:06 – Practical Ways to Begin 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

    27 min
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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

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  • Creator
    The Morning Share
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    70
  • Rating
    Clean
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