Our Garden

Samone Rae-Anne
  • 5.0 (6)
  • Relationships
  • Biweekly Series

In a world that moves fast, Our Garden slows down. Through intimate conversations with artists, educators, activists, and everyday people, we explore identity, connection, healing, and the conditions that help us grow. By examining the relationship between human and ecological systems, the series invites listeners to consider how small acts of care, curiosity, and community can ripple outward to shape both our lives and the world we share. Rooted in the belief that better soil creates a better garden, the series invites listeners to reflect on identity, connection, healing, and the small acts of care that ripple outward into lasting change. 

  1. Episode 1

    What Makes Growth Possible? | EP 1

    🍃 Growth sounds beautiful until you actually have to go through it.  In this episode of Our Garden, Samone and Jenn explore what growth really asks of us: not the polished, inspirational version, but the uncomfortable, messy, sometimes scary process of stepping into unfamiliar rooms, learning your own limits, and deciding who you want to become. Through stories about power, consent, confidence, boundaries, feedback, storytelling, and crisis response, they explore the difference between wanting to grow and wanting to already be on the other side of growth, why you cannot do someone else’s growth for them, and how hope can live alongside pain when things feel unbearable. A Gentle Note: This episode contains honest conversations about suicide, mental health, the sex industry, BDSM, gun violence, and other potentially sensitive topics. Please care for yourself and engage at your own pace.  ❤️‍🩹 Resources If this conversation brings anything up for you: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (US & Canada) - Call or text 988 for free, confidential support.Los Angeles Mayor's Crisis Response Team 🌸 Connect with us on  instagram → joinourgarden tiktok → joinourgarden  ✹ For business inquiries, reach out to samone@joinourgarden.com

  2. Episode 2

    When Do You Become Yourself? | EP 2

    What does it really mean to become yourself? In this episode of Our Garden, Samone sits down with her longtime friend Fawn Winters for a conversation about identity, independence, and the beautifully winding path of becoming. Fawn reflects on leaving home at eighteen, describing the experience as "free-falling into a whirlpool"—equal parts exhilarating and terrifying—and how that leap became the beginning of discovering who she truly was. Together, they explore chosen names, growing up biracial and bisexual, family expectations, and the quiet courage it takes to define yourself beyond the stories others have written for you. Along the way, they share memories of first apartments, complicated family dynamics, unconventional relationships, heartbreak, and the lessons that emerge as we learn where our boundaries begin and our truest selves are allowed to bloom. By the end of the conversation, both women look back on their younger selves with tenderness, reflecting on the reminders they wish they'd carried sooner: choose yourself, make room for your emotions, and trust that becoming isn't a destination to arrive at, but a lifelong practice of returning home to yourself. A Gentle Note: This episode includes conversations about family conflict, sexuality, infidelity, and substance use. 🌸 Connect with Fawn on instagram → FawnWinters tiktok → FawnWinters 🌸 Connect with us on  instagram → joinourgarden tiktok → joinourgarden  ✹ For business inquiries, reach out to samone@joinourgarden.com

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5
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6 Ratings

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In a world that moves fast, Our Garden slows down. Through intimate conversations with artists, educators, activists, and everyday people, we explore identity, connection, healing, and the conditions that help us grow. By examining the relationship between human and ecological systems, the series invites listeners to consider how small acts of care, curiosity, and community can ripple outward to shape both our lives and the world we share. Rooted in the belief that better soil creates a better garden, the series invites listeners to reflect on identity, connection, healing, and the small acts of care that ripple outward into lasting change. 

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  • Creator
    Samone Rae-Anne
  • Episodes
    3
  • Seasons
    1
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Our Garden