67 - OPRAH VISION QUEST

Seltzer Squad - Staying Sober In The City

Kate Zander

Sober, City, Anonymous, Adventure, Female, Seltzer, Sobriety, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Girls, Podcast, Mental Health, Alcohol

4.9 • 778 Ratings

🗓️ 6 March 2020

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Kate talks about attending the life changing Oprah event with Michelle Obama and how it filters into her sobriety/therapy life. Jes reveals her #vision for herself.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Seltzer Squad, the podcast about staying sober in the city with your host, Kate Sander and Jess Valentine.
0:20.0	Hi, Jess.
0:21.2	Hi, Kate.
0:22.6	You caught me.
0:23.2	I was in the middle of literally making a Seltzer Squad shirt.
0:26.3	You know, we're feeling very inspired over here.
0:28.5	So inspired.
0:29.8	And on that note, I am ready to give all y'all the full debrief on Oprah.
0:40.0	Oprah.
0:41.7	Get ready.
0:42.1	Okay.
0:46.7	So, as you heard before in our ketchup sesh, I went to Oprah.
0:48.5	I saw Michelle Obama.
0:53.3	I danced in a rave kind of way with Daybreaker.
0:55.0	Do you know what Daybreaker is? I have no idea what Daybreak is. Okay, so I also want to go. So Daybreaker is a sober dance party that occurs in the
1:00.1	morning. Oh, wait, why is it in the morning? Because you party until the sun comes up. So you start
1:04.5	at like, 6 a.m., 5 a.m. I don't even know what time you go. And it's like, Yeah, it's all sober. Low key, I think like there's a lot of EDM kids on a bunch of molly, but for the most part,
1:15.5	it's advertised as a big, yeah, no.
1:18.6	Okay.
1:18.9	It's advertised as a big sober event.
1:21.2	Huh.
1:21.9	Okay.
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