Wabi Sabi

Wabi Sabi

By Adam YasminSociety & Culture
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Wabi Sabi episodes

  • Harold Linde
    My guest this week is Harold Linde -- writer/producer turned Chajin (tea person) currently pursuing an MFA in Design at UC Davis. Last week he was awarded a grant from The Green Initiative Fund to create the "Immersive Tea Experience Lab" and am honored to have him stop by for a sampling of a 2002 sheng puerh from Tap Twice Tea.

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    1 hr 17 min
  • Harriet Brown and family estrangement
    My guest this week is Harriet Brown.
    She's a writer, mother, and Professor of Journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. We spoke of estrangement, family, and mental health.

    Her website is www.harrietbrown.com
    Follow her on twitter @HarrietBrown
    Get a copy of her book here: https://amzn.to/31GmXxi

    I read an op-ed she published in the Washington Post earlier this year and got in touch with her to invite her on to the show to speak about family estrangement. I hope this talk inspires more conversation about the topic and if you'd like to give me private feedback, please feel free to reach out via IG @wabisabipodcast_ or www.facebook.com/wabisabipodcast

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Ben Thomas
    My guest this week Is Ben Thomas. He's a novelist / writer, documentarian, world traveler, and explorer. We spoke LA >> ATX and I was imbibing a 15-hour cold brew Snowflake Dancong Oolong from my tea sponsor, White2Tea. Forgive the sound quality of this episode :-)

    Find Ben on twitter @writingben

    "The Cradle and the Sword" is his first novel he self-published (think GOT in ancient Mesopotamia) -- https://www.amazon.com/dp/0692937005 or TheCradleAndTheSword.com

    "The Willows Magazine" Kickstarter -- https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/writingben/the-willows-magazine-hardcover-anthology

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    I love you

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    49 min
  • Moses Hacmon of Channel Water
    My guest this week is Moses Hacmon of Channel Water. This man embodies water consciousness. He's a gifted artist / photographer / architect and more. He started 'Faces of Water' as a proprietary form of water photography in 2013 and is currently in the process of establishing a non-profit here in Los Angeles as a model for other cities; The Water Museum. He's had many solo/group exhibitions to date: notably a 'Faces of Water' installation at Terminal 7 LAX. I think his art speaks to the soul that well predates humanity. That may come off as a heady statement but go see his art and you'll agree with me. We had a very fluid conversation fueled by my favorite raw puerh, 2008 'Often' by my illustrious tea sponsor, White2Tea. I'll let this conversation (first of many) speak for itself... we touched on art, life, meaning, the mind, and of course plenty of water.
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    www.facesofwater.com
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    1 hr 21 min
  • Malika Ali Harding
    Malika Ali Harding is today's guest on Wabi Sabi. She's a friend I met in Los Angeles several years ago while she curated an art show that I got to be a part of. She's a now ex-angeleno, mother, wife, filmmaker, photog, writer, and started a writing + narrative storytelling writing retreat for creatives in beautiful remote locations called Story Rebels. She is wise, hilarious, honest, and eloquent. She started pulling out some deep and vulnerable stories from me about family estrangement and toxic mothers. She also requested that I post a video of me playing along to Lizzo's Fitness so go to my IG feed www.instagram.com/wabisabipodcast_ and enjoy that. Check out Malika's upcoming retreat at www.storyrebels.org and while you're surfing the web stop by my patreon page and support the podcast. www.patreon.com/wabisabipodcast

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    1 hr 50 min
  • Colin Hudon
    This week I am thrilled to share my conversation with a dear old friend, Colin Hudon, founder of Living Tea. I first met Colin at burning man ten years ago and watched him begin his tea journey in parallel with becoming a TCM practitioner and licensed acupuncturist. His company Living Tea purveys the best aged teas I’ve ever had the pleasure of imbibing and he recently launched a seasonal tea club. Check out www.livingtea.net for more info. We both happened to be drinking rock teas (aka yancha) and spoke of tea culture, homes, technology, and sympathetic joy. photo of Colin by @iluminadora

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Olivia Pepper
    Today I had the pleasure of sitting for a late morning tea session with Olivia Ephraim Pepper. She’s an anarchist mystic, a thorn in the side of the patriarchy, a herald of utopia, and a younger, hotter, more feminist Alejandro Jodorowsky. She’s a friend I met a few years ago through my partner Pamela and we spoke of time, masculinity, generation apocalypse, and technologically-induced apathy. We imbibed White2Tea Waffles, a ripe puerh harvested and processed in 2017… which was befitting for the time of day and the gravity of our discussion. IG @oliviapepper and be sure to find out info about events and classes at https://www.lunariamysticism.com/

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    1 hr 12 min
  • Pitango Maybe
    Welcome to Wabi Sabi + thanks for checking out the podcast. It’s still new and has no marketing budget, so please subscribe if you’re enjoying the talks and leave a review. This show has no sponsors and am currently exploring community engagement via patreon. If you’d like to learn more about that check out patreon.com/wabisabipodcast

    My guest today is Pitango Maybe. He’s an artist, ringmaker, and storyteller. He’s a friend I met years ago in Los Angeles and our orbits don’t sync up often so I was surprised when he learned of this show and asked to come on to speak about a politically polarizing topic.. Palestine and Israel. That being said, I am including a CONTENT WARNING as the topics discussed may be triggering for some. While we do discuss subjective and objective views on the middle east there are also stories shared of military service that include themes of combat, death, and PTSD. If you take issue with these topics then you may want to pass on these stories for now… otherwise keep your mind free and your heart open. www.pitangorings.com IG @pitangotrotoush

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Rising Red Lotus
    Here's a deep and illuminating first time conversation with a tea friend named Brandon Sadler aka Rising Red Lotus. He’s an accomplished multi-disciplinary artist based in Atlanta and this weekend launched the Jade Forest Tea Room to offer immersive cultural experiences for the local community. We discussed our current views of the expansive tea culture scene, origin stories, and the necessity of intoxicant-free spaces. www.risingredlotus.com IG @risingredlotus +@thejadeforesttearoom

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    1 hr 10 min
  • Justin Polgar of Yes Cacao
    Today I bring you a deep discussion with my dear friend Justin Polgar of Yes Cacao. Yes Cacao is a wild-harvested botanical chocolate company on a mission to change the way that people consume chocolate + reminding everyone to "make a wish a take a bite". I’ve known Justin for a decade and have watched him take Yes Cacao from a spark to a successful Kickstarter-backed startup all the way to seeing bars in stores as far away as Boston. He’s the minister of Yes, a brand-new dad, husband, and entrepreneur. We spoke of parenthood, business/branding, and self-reflection while in the middle of Expo West 2019, The largest natural products trade show in North America (most likely the world). We recorded this interview at his booth surrounded by 80,000 expo participants and upwards of 4,000 businesses small to large down in Anaheim. Please forgive the sound quality and background soundtrack.

    One more thing, I’ve also set up a Patreon page for the podcast instead of pursuing sponsorships and listeners like you can support today at patreon.com/wabisabipodcast

    www.yescacao.com

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    1 hr 31 min

About Wabi Sabi

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An unedited long-form interview space that ponders about a tech / life balance.