Inside-Out Connections. A Wellness Podcast.
May 29, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail What if one of the most powerful wellness tools wasn't just about recovery, detoxification, or longevity, but about human…
Tracy AnnHostYeah.

And like you said earlier, learning about connecting with yourself, but also connecting with other people.
Absolutely.

And so when going into these gyms, and often a lot of those infrared ones, like you said, are tiny.
Yeah

... barely even two, right? So it's quite a solo experience, which, I mean, can have benefits in itself, but there's something powerful about community.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I think the other thing with it is, [laughs] like it's...
I, I'm not sure whether it's like a colonial thing or an Australian thing or a Southern Hemisphere thing, but a lot of us feel really uncomfortable in those situations, which I think is quite telling.
I mean, obviously we're in our swimwear.
We're in a sweaty little box with people potentially we don't, yeah, we don't know very well.
Um, but it's really interesting.
And I mean, that's another really interesting phenomena.
At our sauna, we seat nine people.
It's not like super squashy, and often we'll have groups of two, three, and then maybe a few people who have just rocked up solo, and the sessions just surprise you.
[laughs] It's not very soundproof, our sauna, so I can cruise out of running like an Aufguss, which is like our essential oil infusion-And sometimes, like I won't hear a peep, and that's awesome because, you know, the, the session is super meditative and quiet, and people are just, you know, they've come to sit.
And sometimes you'll just hear laughter and chat and voices and both make me feel great, and both, I think, both are awesome for the, for the people inside.
It is interesting how some of us can feel...
And I'm part of that as well.
We can feel uncomfortable in, in those spaces.
Yeah.

And like you said earlier, learning about connecting with yourself, but also connecting with other people.
Absolutely.

And so when going into these gyms, and often a lot of those infrared ones, like you said, are tiny.
Yeah

... barely even two, right? So it's quite a solo experience, which, I mean, can have benefits in itself, but there's something powerful about community.
Yeah, absolutely.
And I think the other thing with it is, [laughs] like it's...
I, I'm not sure whether it's like a colonial thing or an Australian thing or a Southern Hemisphere thing, but a lot of us feel really uncomfortable in those situations, which I think is quite telling.
I mean, obviously we're in our swimwear.
We're in a sweaty little box with people potentially we don't, yeah, we don't know very well.
Um, but it's really interesting.
And I mean, that's another really interesting phenomena.
At our sauna, we seat nine people.
It's not like super squashy, and often we'll have groups of two, three, and then maybe a few people who have just rocked up solo, and the sessions just surprise you.
[laughs] It's not very soundproof, our sauna, so I can cruise out of running like an Aufguss, which is like our essential oil infusion-And sometimes, like I won't hear a peep, and that's awesome because, you know, the, the session is super meditative and quiet, and people are just, you know, they've come to sit.
And sometimes you'll just hear laughter and chat and voices and both make me feel great, and both, I think, both are awesome for the, for the people inside.
It is interesting how some of us can feel...
And I'm part of that as well.
We can feel uncomfortable in, in those spaces.
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