April 2017
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Thomas Fine is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toledo and has been working on getting floating at the school for research but also for work with patients. He reflects on his float research that began in 1978 with one Samadhi tank in his behavioral medicine department and how…
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Kalyn Wolf of Cloud Nine Flotation joins the gang this week following her response to the show’s request for worst moments in opening a float center. In January, she was in crisis mode with an empty schedule despite lots of marketing efforts and growing fear of not being able to pay the bills. She shares…
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With so much maintenance required to operate a float center, a fine-tuned maintenance schedule is key. The gang discusses how they structure both preventative and reactive maintenance in their centers. As April is a slow month for Float Nashville, Amy selects a week during the month to close down to take on all the projects…
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Tobin Cooley is a board certified acoustical engineer and president of Listen Acoustics and joins the show to talk about managing sound in and around your float center. Tobin is in the business of making buildings sound good, whether it’s a concert hall, recording studio, or float center, by blocking out the sound you don’t…