<p>Don Mei has spent his entire life mixing the mental arts. As the son of a Swiss mother and a Chinese father who spent their lives bridging East and West, Don has help set the table for Humanity’s First Family DinnerTM. His parents were the first people to introduce Chinese medicine to the West. Don now continues that legacy and has built tea culture with Mei Leaf. Don is doing cultural exchange the right way by establishing relationships and trust with the farmers to get them to open and reveal not only their best tea but their hidden secrets. You can find Mei Leaf on YouTube and find more about Don’s work in Chinese Medicine at <a href= "https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.acumedic.com%2F&h=ATMIjCmv1TYAEpWAf2M6JpuXt-GtCxWRljUk8NaJM4sVy7QMcHiUNPCjeEo8wiNAQw0NhG1ngKBflWWQnVVNxkmn8y6JHBpOrdHOeP0vAkbTK822geisjZmSIRnRD0Ow1eRKFgRqTGHXhZF8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.acumedic.com</a>. This isn’t 1990. This isn’t Biggie v. Pac. This isn’t East vs West. This is the best of both. Follow us @mixedmentalarts on EVERYTHING!  </p>

Ep 303 - Doughnut Economics: Kate Raworth Enters The Dojo

As kids, we're like little sponges blindly copying culture from the people around us. The cultures into which we were all born evolved to fit very old agricultural environments. Each contains timeless wisdom about human affairs but none of them is ideally suited to navigating the ever-changing environment in which we find ourselves.

The goal of Mixed Mental Arts is to steal the best cultural software from everywhere and apply the core principle of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do "Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own." Welcome to the dojo! We're excited to learn from you.