Soundproofing

  • Drew Kane is in the buildout stage of opening New Hampshire Float Therapy and joins the show this week to talk about how he turned what once seemed like an impossible dream became into reality. He tells his story of securing financial support, finding a location, and working with a contractor on the buildout. He…

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  • There are a lot of preconceived notions about what good soundproofing consists of. If you remember the egg-crate lined jam room you had for your college rock band and you think the same soundproofing tools will work in your float center, you’ll be sorely disappointed. Here are the 5 most common myths when it comes…

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  • The gang is joined this week by Mik and Bek of the Weeded Warrior Project, who you may remember from their compelling speech at the 2016 Float Conference. 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…

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  • In addition to being Amy’s real estate agent, Liz Gatlin is also an architect, and, in part two of our interview with Liz, the gang picks her brain about build-outs for float centers. Why should you hire an architect, how do you educate them about float centers, and how much should you budget? Float center…

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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…

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