Art Of The Float

The gang is joined this week by Mik and Bek of the Weeded Warrior Project. After returning home from deployment, Mik slowly noticed the symptoms of PTSD surface and talks about his frustrating experience with the conventional approaches to treatment and struggles with addiction. With the support of Bek, whose role as the caregiver was also taking a toll on her mental health, they started exploring alternative therapies and found immense relief from cannabis. Although he initially looked at it as another vice, he shares what he’s discovered about the healing components of cannabis and how they’re working to increase awareness. Special Guest: Bek Houghton.

Gloria Morris opened a float center 9 months after her first float. 15 months later, she is working on opening 2 more float centers at the same time! We've got a lot to learn from this amazing businesswoman. find full show notes here http://wp.me/p3DUt1-v8

Jeremy Warner of Escape Pod Float Tanks joins the show to discuss the state of the industry, why some float centers close down and others thrive.

the gang picks architect, Liz Gatlin on build-outs for float centers, why should you hire an architect, how you educate them about float centers, and how much you should budget.

Leasing agent Liz Gatlin joins the show and brings with her a wealth of information on what to consider when looking at a space to open a float center.

Lance is dealing with construction outside his business, Amy discusses music royalties in businesses, and Dylan launches a new membership for his center.

78: Rise Review by Art of the Float

Tom Fine joins the show to tell us stories from his float research in the 80's and let's us know what his research showed us about floating. Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-uh

Kalyn Wolf joins the show to discuss her home float center and how she recently turned her business around from near empty to a success.

How quickly will your business succumb to wear and tear? How do you prevent it and how do you plan your maintenance?

We talk with acoustical engineer, Tobin Cooley about best practices, products and more in todays fascinating episode. A must for anyone planning to open a float center and for anyone who already ones one.

Dustin, owner of Float Space, dives into the many different business models he has used for his float center and the team discusses how innovation is needed in our industry for it's success.

The creators of Rise - A Float Gathering join the show and discuss this new annual event, why you should go and and why they have created this float gathering in St. Louis

We join a couple that started a float center, while starting a family! Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-ts

It's just the gang tonight, so we take the opportunity to catch up and then share a story of visiting a Tony Robbins seminar. Good times... Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-tn

Author of The Float Tank Cure, Shane Stott joins us to discuss his next project, Kickstarting a float documentary! Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-ta

Dr. Feinstein is hiring at LIBR! Special Guest: Dr. Justin Feinstein.

Jason MacDonald from the Department of Health in Alberta, Canada joins the gang to discuss water maintenance as well as interacting with your local health department. Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-sM

We are joined by Zak King of California Float Concepts. Together we discuss the needs of float tanks and how he is pushing innovation in a number of areas. Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-pS

We interview Anthony and Airlie about their process of starting and selling their float center. Find full show notes at http://wp.me/p3DUt1-pK