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Float and Kari, after a three-month hiatus, returned to their podcast to discuss his breakup, the importance of self-love and awareness in relationships, and the challenges of moving on. They shared their experiences with dating, the impact of breakups, and the role of spiritual growth in personal development.

Float shared his experiences and insights, emphasizing the significance of self-love and awareness in relationships. He detailed a pattern he noticed in his past relationships, where the same issues would arise but in increasingly severe forms. He encouraged listeners to look at the patterns in their own relationships and use that as a tool for growth and self-improvement. Kari, who has been single since 2018, shared her own experiences with dating and the challenges of recognizing compatibility early on. The conversation also touched on the importance of privacy, with Float explaining his reasons for covering his face in public appearances. They both agreed on the importance of trusting in the wisdom of the universe, and the impermanence of all things.

Kari and Float discussed their experiences and perspectives on online dating and relationships. They both agreed that dating apps, particularly Tinder, mainly function as hook-up platforms rather than friend-finders or long-term relationship builders. They also noted how the dynamic of dating has shifted, with women expecting high-quality partners easily and men struggling to find suitable partners among the plethora of options. They concluded that it's significantly easier for a woman to find a man than the reverse.

Float and Kari discussed the upcoming changes to their podcast format. Float expressed a desire to move away from divisive content and focus on bringing people together, while still maintaining a lighthearted approach. They also discussed the addition of video clips, sound effects, and possibly live segments in the future. The idea of incorporating AI-generated music into their podcast, which they both found amusing, was also considered.