Ep 54: Just Float (guest: Jim Hefner)

That's So Retrograde

Dear Media, Elizabeth Kott and Stephanie Simbari

Comedy, Society & Culture, Wellness571121, Health & Fitness, Spirituality, Health

4.6 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2016

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Elizabeth and Stephanie journey into the wellness future at Just Float and interview founder and CEO Jim Hefner on the benefits of float tanks and the zen vibes that occur in 11 inches of saltwater.

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0:00.0	Oh this hell am I name, USDA, organic made.
0:05.0	Someone in your life throwing shade.
0:10.0	May I suggest holding this jade?
0:12.0	On Instagram because you mandate
0:15.0	But let's be friends no hate array
0:17.0	Loving life, learning, getting late
0:20.0	But some things be retrograde.
0:22.0	Yes, that's a retrograde. Greetings retrograde.
0:25.0	Greetings retrograders.
0:27.0	Today we're devoting our gratitude to you and the internet
0:31.0	and the various listening platforms that have brought us together today.
0:35.0	The incredible shared spheres of consciousness made possible by your car.
0:40.0	Or your desk.
0:42.0	Or your gym. Good for you if you're at the gym. Congrats. Well today
0:46.6	we're talking about sensory deprivation float tanks. What?
0:53.0	What?
0:54.0	We are going deep.
0:56.0	Well like 11 inches deep because that's how deep they are.
0:58.0	Pretty much as deep as my vagina.
1:00.0	Whoa.
1:01.0	Okay.
1:02.0	Actually, I think it's like a cool six.
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