Sara Imari Walker

The Dr. Drew Podcast

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Talk Radio, Comedy, Science, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 August 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Sara Imari Walker is an associate professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration and Deputy Director of the Beyond Center at Arizona State University and she joins Dr. Drew this week for a conversation on emergence and more. Learn more about Sara at emergence.asu.edu Theragun: Visit Theragun.com/drew

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0:00.0	Thanks for listening to the Doctor Drew Podcast on Podcast One.
0:08.4	Well, I am delighted to welcome Theragon, Gen 4.
0:12.9	Things are stressful right now, right?
0:14.7	And by the way, you can't necessarily just go out and get a massage.
0:18.2	All these things are closed in some states.
0:20.9	That's why I'm so delighted to bring Theragon to you guys.
0:24.0	I love this handheld percussive therapy device.
0:28.7	I'm sorry, but it does a better job than massage therapists.
0:31.9	No disrespect to massage therapists.
0:34.2	They're great.
0:35.2	They're wonderful.
0:36.2	They're professionals.
0:37.2	I'll be done in the final, get more of this scientifically calibrated combination of
0:40.0	depth speed, power, and quiet now.
0:42.9	This is all new Gen 4 Theragon.
0:45.3	It's a proprietary brushless motor.
0:47.1	It's so quiet.
0:48.1	My dog used to freak out.
0:49.1	I like these devices.
0:50.1	And my dog would always freak out when I would use it on myself.
0:53.4	Now this one is even though I'm using it.
0:55.1	And by the way, there's a smaller version too that I bring when I travel.
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