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Bagel Bite 26: Water Bottle Bonanza

Episode 33 of the Weirds of a Feather: An AuDHD-Adjacent Podcast podcast, hosted by weirdsofafeather, titled "Bagel Bite 26: Water Bottle Bonanza" was published on February 8, 2024 and runs 45 minutes.

February 8, 2024 ·45m · Weirds of a Feather: An AuDHD-Adjacent Podcast

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We don’t like to make a habit of surrendering to listener demands, but with so many people metaphorically and literally banging down our doors begging us to cover this topic, we finally decided to relent.    In what may be Kristin’s most autistic episode to date, she’s taking us through the long and winding history of water bottle trends. From Nalgene to Stanley, she’s laying out the pros and cons of the most popular drinking vessels on the market, calling out the toxic consumerism tactics used by Big Bottle™ to create this collector’s craze, and making some bold predictions for trends to come.  Resources: Florida Officials: Don't Eat Python Meat (outsideonline.com) Why Did Stanley Water Bottles Suddenly Become a Cultural Phenomenon? - The Ringer Stanley cups took the world by storm. Then the backlash began | Life and style | The Guardian Your New Year's Resolution to Drink More Water Has a History | TIME An evolving accessory: The trend of water bottles steadily rises – Spartan Shield A Detailed Timeline Of The Popularity Of Reusable Water Bottles (spoonuniversity.com)

We don’t like to make a habit of surrendering to listener demands, but with so many people metaphorically and literally banging down our doors begging us to cover this topic, we finally decided to relent. 

 

In what may be Kristin’s most autistic episode to date, she’s taking us through the long and winding history of water bottle trends. From Nalgene to Stanley, she’s laying out the pros and cons of the most popular drinking vessels on the market, calling out the toxic consumerism tactics used by Big Bottle™ to create this collector’s craze, and making some bold predictions for trends to come. 

Resources:

Florida Officials: Don't Eat Python Meat (outsideonline.com)

Why Did Stanley Water Bottles Suddenly Become a Cultural Phenomenon? - The Ringer

Stanley cups took the world by storm. Then the backlash began | Life and style | The Guardian

Your New Year's Resolution to Drink More Water Has a History | TIME

An evolving accessory: The trend of water bottles steadily rises – Spartan Shield

A Detailed Timeline Of The Popularity Of Reusable Water Bottles (spoonuniversity.com)

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