Tea is the world’s most popular beverage.
Not only is it the most widely consumed drink today, it has held that position since the 18th century.
It has shaped global trade and, for better or worse, the borders drawn on maps.
That makes tea a surprisingly perfect lens for understanding how people, and the world, operate.
That enduring demand is exactly what Mae Nagusky taps into with Perpetual Brew.

As far as concept podcasts go, Perpetual Brew has everything it needs to hook you. Starting April 1, The Tea Stand sets up shop in Maria Hernandez Park, offering free tea all month long.
Alongside it all, Mae Nagusky records the comings and goings, the fleeting interactions between strangers, and the small moments of conversation that quietly build community.
Each episode offers a tiny window into what happens when a little unexpected joy finds unsuspecting people. If there’s one thing worth holding onto as you take in these daily entries, it’s what Mae Nagusky sums up when asked about how the world ought to look –
I think I imagine a world in which the way we approach each other is out of trust and respect and openness.
I think I want to live in a world where we all see the best in one another and I think The Tea Stand offers a certain reflection of the light that shows that.
Have a listen, and let us know what you think.
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