Our Evening Tea

The Shared Responsibility of Immigration

In this episode, we dive into a deep discussion between two immigrants and well-traveled individuals who, before immigrating to our new home country, considered and visited many countries to potentially move to, delving into research of each of their most pressing social issues including, of course, that of immigration. This is not a simple promotion of a shared stance, nor an argument about whose ideals are correct, but instead an exploration of the problems and solutions arising these days from mass migration, selective immigration, available and chosen paths to integration, welcome party policy capable of succeeding or sure to fail- from the perspectives of native residents as well as those newly immigrated. Join us as we talk, and hop into the comments or our Subscribers-only Chat Space on Substack to get deeper into this topic (and more) with us. All articles and podcast episodes are available here, and are emailed as soon as they are posted, to all subscribers: All A Beautiful Grind articles and Our Evening Tea episodes [https://substack.com/@abeautifulgrind/posts] Everything here is free for now, but you can support our efforts through the following donation link: Buy us cups of Tea [http://buymeacoffee.com/abeautifulgrind] !! By supporting our efforts monetarily, you help to sustain the work we do here, long-term. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abeautifulgrind.substack.com [https://abeautifulgrind.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

The Entire Spectrum of Perspective Between Us

In our version of the game ‘would you rather’, the questions get deep and the answers deeper. Philosophical, psychological, existential, conundrum-heavy; questions meant to dig us out of our comfort and instigate quality conversation. Join us as we talk, and hop into the comments or our Subscribers-only Chat Space on Substack to get deeper into this topic (and more) with us. All articles and podcast episodes are available here, and are emailed as soon as they are posted, to all subscribers: All A Beautiful Grind articles and Our Evening Tea episodes [https://substack.com/@abeautifulgrind/posts] Everything here is free for now, but you can support our efforts through the following donation link: Buy us cups of Tea [http://buymeacoffee.com/abeautifulgrind] !! By supporting our efforts monetarily, you help to sustain the work we do here, long-term. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abeautifulgrind.substack.com [https://abeautifulgrind.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

Do differing values really alter lived experience?

Is each lived experience truly unique to the next? Do unique values equate to unique potential, and if so, is such potential able to be realized and lived out in the world as we live in today? Is there any standard answer to the deeper questions of what miht be righteous desire and action, or are we each tasked with finding some balance between what we would want, what people say we should want, what we can get, and what we all wish we could get? Join us as we talk, and hop into the comments or our Subscribers-only Chat Space on Substack to get deeper into this topic (and more) with us. All articles and podcast episodes are available here, and are emailed as soon as they are posted, to all subscribers: All A Beautiful Grind articles and Our Evening Tea episodes [https://substack.com/@abeautifulgrind/posts] Everything here is free for now, but you can support our efforts through the following donation link: Buy us cups of Tea [http://buymeacoffee.com/abeautifulgrind] !! By supporting our efforts monetarily, you help to sustain the work we do here, long-term. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abeautifulgrind.substack.com [https://abeautifulgrind.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

Does coping not require pause?

Tragic occurences have been plaguing life and all people for so long that in the background of any moment- at all times- are stacks and stacks of things we still need to process- or move on from and ignore. Yet, we as humanity have no clear consensus on which we should pursue… so in this episode of Our Evening Tea, we try to delve in a bit and discuss the issue of if we should be slowing down society to allow for coping and processing of the tragedies and trauma which have been happening, or if we should ignore all bad and continue pushing forward with our business-as-usual attitude which has epitomized modern life. Join us as we talk, and hop into the comments or our Subscribers-only Chat Space on Substack to get deeper into this topic (and more) with us. All articles and podcast episodes are available here, and are emailed as soon as they are posted, to all subscribers: All A Beautiful Grind articles and Our Evening Tea episodes [https://substack.com/@abeautifulgrind/posts] Everything here is free for now, but you can support our efforts through the following donation link: Buy us cups of Tea [http://buymeacoffee.com/abeautifulgrind] !! By supporting our efforts monetarily, you help to sustain the work we do here, long-term. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abeautifulgrind.substack.com [https://abeautifulgrind.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]

Let's Normalize: Starting from scratch in later years

Kids have dreams, but this current world society all too often strips us of those dreams as we grow into what we can find comfort and safety in within the adult world. But as we get older and fledgling mid-life crises begin to peak their heads into our lives, the question arises of if we should drop the lives we’ve been building, in order to chase the dreams we all but gave up on earlier in life. Can we really make our childhood dreams come true when starting so late? What about those people who rely on us? How do we know if we will even enjoy living out the dreams we’ve been harboring? And what if the dream is not even specific, but we just want to do something, anything else? Join us as we talk, and hop into the comments or our Subscribers-only Chat Space on Substack to get deeper into this topic (and more) with us. All articles and podcast episodes are available here, and are emailed as soon as they are posted, to all subscribers: All A Beautiful Grind articles and Our Evening Tea episodes [https://substack.com/@abeautifulgrind/posts] Everything here is free for now, but you can support our efforts through the following donation link: Buy us cups of Tea [http://buymeacoffee.com/abeautifulgrind] !! By supporting our efforts monetarily, you help to sustain the work we do here, long-term. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit abeautifulgrind.substack.com [https://abeautifulgrind.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1]