This Week in Sparkling Water
M. Joakim Eriksson
221. Eat it over the trash can with the glove still on.
221. Eat it over the trash can with the glove still on.
221. Eat it over the trash can with the glove still on.
Sunday 15th February 2026
Join Joakim Eriksson as he reviews sparkling water and discusses sobriety, anger, and authenticity with humour and honesty.
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33 minutes
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Categories:
Sobriety in Everyday Life
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Comedic Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Feeling anger is a healthy part of emotional expression.
- Authenticity can clash with societal expectations.
- Sobriety brings unexpected challenges, like managing anger.
- Relationships require effort and understanding.
- Balancing personal needs with professional demands is crucial.
"It's like citrus on fire. That is just absolutely outstanding."
Ever wondered what it takes to truly be unapologetically yourself? In this episode of "This Week in Sparkling Water," Joakim Eriksson, affectionately known as Yuckiem, takes listeners on a journey through his musings on life, anger, and the subtle art of slicing blood oranges. It's not just about the tangy review of Spindrift's Blood Orange Tangerine but also a deep dive into personal experiences with anger and anxiety.
Joakim shares his journey from self-medicating with alcohol to finding healthier ways to process emotions. He discusses the importance of feeling anger in real-time and the therapeutic practice of expressing it healthily. Through humorous anecdotes and honest reflections, he explores the balance between being authentically oneself and the societal pressures of professionalism. Listeners will find themselves nodding along as Joakim talks about the unexpected challenges of sobriety, like learning to navigate anger without substances.
His candid discussion about the complexity of human relationships and the sometimes unrealistic expectations we place on them offers a refreshing perspective. Whether you're here for the sparkling water review or the raw honesty about mental health struggles, Joakim's engaging storytelling style ensures there's something for everyone. So, are you ready to embrace your inner citrus and find the juicy centre in life's challenges?