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Show Highlights

In this second release of the Occasional Solutions Podcast, Juliet sits down with Angela McAllister the owner of Lucidity Float and Wellness Center in the Southside of Chattanooga, Tennessee and Wendi Elmore, an employee at Float STL and graduate from the University of Missouri. She has since dedicated her time and efforts to spaces that support the self-care and economic empowerment of people of color, LGBTQIA and gender non-binary communities through tools that include yoga, meditation and now floating.

 

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Rise Float Gathering website

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Transcription of this episode... (in case you prefer reading)

Graham: Alright, welcome, everybody.

Ashkahn: Yeah

Graham: We have something a little bit different for you today.

Ashkahn: We were just out at Rise, the float gathering out in St. Louis. It's a float event that happens every year, put on by Float STL out there.

Graham: And while we were off gallivanting around having fun, Juliet got a chance to sit down with all of the speakers after their talks and ask them a few questions.

Ashkahn: So, yeah, we have a couple speakers grouped together doing little group interviews that you're going to get to listen to over the course of these episodes.

Graham: Yeah, so we hope you enjoy them. They're definitely great to listen to even if you didn't get a chance to come out to Rise and see the talks live.