This Week in Sparkling Water
M. Joakim Eriksson
209. The Spaghetti Bowl
209. The Spaghetti Bowl
209. The Spaghetti Bowl
Saturday 15th March 2025
Join Eriksson for a nostalgic chat on moving, minimalism, and musky apple cider vinegar in this entertaining podcast episode.
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3 minutes
Entertaining
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Humorous
Nostalgic
Engaging
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Episode Overview
- Reflects on the feeling of moving into a new apartment.
- Discusses minimalism versus living with clutter.
- Shares childhood memories involving apple cider vinegar.
- Humorous take on 90s diet trends.
- Reviews Trader Joe's Organic Sparkling Elderberry + Pomegranate Apple Cider Vinegar Beverage.
"You know, we think we want something, but then isn't the stuff that we actually do the stuff we actually want?"
In this episode of 'This Week in Sparkling Water', host M. Joakim Eriksson takes listeners on a whimsical journey through the nostalgia of moving into a new apartment. He paints a vivid picture of that unique feeling when your new place is a blank canvas, waiting to be filled with your life and personality.
Eriksson's reflections on minimalism versus clutter are both relatable and amusing, as he muses about the beauty of an uncluttered space and the inevitable chaos that follows. The episode is peppered with humour as Eriksson reminisces about his childhood, particularly his mother's apple cider vinegar diet during the 90s. It's a quirky nod to past diet fads, and Eriksson's candid description of trying apple cider vinegar as a child will have you chuckling.
The beverage of choice for this episode is Trader Joe's Organic Sparkling Elderberry + Pomegranate Apple Cider Vinegar Beverage, which Eriksson reviews with a mix of nostalgia and critique. Eriksson's storytelling is engaging and authentic, offering listeners a blend of personal anecdotes and broader reflections on life and sobriety. His casual tone and humorous insights make this podcast an enjoyable listen for anyone who appreciates candid discussions about life's little quirks.
If you're in the mood for a light-hearted exploration of life's transitions and the quirky flavours of sparkling beverages, this episode is definitely worth your time. You might find yourself pondering your own relationship with clutter or recalling childhood memories sparked by apple cider vinegar.