by Hanna From Atlanta
A podcast for the soft-hearted and the quietly curious. Hosted by Hanna from Atlanta, In the Digital Garden blends pop culture, storytelling, and reflection to explore life in your 20s and the internet moments shaping who we’re becoming. New episodes weekly. Come curious, leave clearer.
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December 8, 2025
<p>In this week’s episode of In the Digital Garden, I’m breaking down the massive Netflix–Warner Bros acquisition and what it means for all of us — the viewers, the creatives, and the people who still love going to the movies.</p><p><br></p><p>We’re talking about pricing, consolidation, the possible decline of theatrical releases, and how this deal shifts the future of storytelling.</p><p><br></p><p>Come curious, leave clearer.</p>
November 18, 2025
<p>Summer Walker’s latest album Finally Over It marks the end of an emotional trilogy, but it also mirrors the cultural shift we’re seeing in real time. In this episode, I reviewed Summer Walker's "Finally Over It" and the cultural shift of being a Lover Girl in 2025, why so many of us are done, and how pop culture is reflecting that. From Jhene Aiko to Mariah the Scientist to British Vogue, we explore heartbreak, healing, and the hard truths of finally being over it.</p>
September 27, 2025
<p>2025 has been one long hellscape—and we’re only nine months in. In today’s seed of <i>In the Digital Garden,</i> I’m unpacking the chaos shaping this year: Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night return, Kamala Harris’s new book <i>107 Days,</i> and the Cardi B vs. <i>The Read</i> podcast drama. Along the way, I reflect on what it really means to take care of your mental health in relentless times.</p>
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A podcast for the soft-hearted and the quietly curious. Hosted by Hanna from Atlanta, In the Digital Garden blends pop culture, storytelling, and reflection to explore life in your 20s and the internet moments shaping who we’re becoming.
New episodes weekly. Come curious, leave clearer.
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