This Week in Sparkling Water
This Week in Sparkling Water
86. Page Intentionally Left Blank
86. Page Intentionally Left Blank
86. Page Intentionally Left Blank
Saturday 7th May 2022
Join Joakim Eriksson as he explores life's contradictions and sobriety over a tall glass of sparkling water in 'This Week in Sparkling Water' Episode 86.
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70 minutes
Thought-provoking
Raw
Engaging
Honest
Off-beat
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Get the buttons here!Life’s Contradictions and Sparkling Moments: Joakim Eriksson's Deep Dive
There's something about getting older and being more honest with yourself and just admitting that maybe the truth isn't cool.
Ever found yourself pondering the decline of empires while sipping a sparkling beverage? In this episode of 'This Week in Sparkling Water', Joakim Eriksson takes a thoughtful detour from the usual format to explore some heavy-hitting topics. With a glass of Alta from Casamara Club in hand, Eriksson navigates through the complexities of life and sobriety, all while keeping it refreshingly real.
He doesn’t shy away from discussing the visible decline of the American Empire, offering his candid take on what this means for our future. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Joakim also dives into the world of non-alcoholic beverages, giving a nod to unique drinks like Unicorn Tears from Mad Tasty and Aromatic from the Bitter Housewife. It's not just about what’s in your glass; it's about savoring the moment.
Restaurant management might seem mundane to some, but Eriksson’s insights into scheduling politics and reputation management make it anything but boring. He reveals how reputations can be both a shield and a cage, and the lengths people go to protect them. And then there’s the thorny issue of infidelity in long-term relationships. Joakim approaches this sensitive topic with honesty, citing research that highlights the different ways men and women handle affairs.
His raw commentary invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences and societal norms. 'Page Intentionally Left Blank' might sound like an episode without direction, but it’s anything but. It’s a thoughtful exploration of life's contradictions, all wrapped up in Eriksson's engaging and relatable style. If you’re looking for an episode that challenges your thinking while keeping you entertained, this one’s for you.