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Float On was built on a culture of bartering. Trading stuff to make sure as many could float as possible. It helped generate lots of goodwill in the community and helped spread word of mouth in the early days. It also led to things like the Art Program, trading floats for art, which has been replicated by float centers all across the world.

Graham and Ashkahn share their thoughts on barter and why it's been so successful for them and why they keep doing it even 8 years later.

Show Resources

Artwork from the Void - A collection of art pieces made possible by the power of barter.

IRS Bartering Tax Center

RESTRoom Float Tank - The Official Float Tank of Float On

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Graham: All right. Graham. I'm Graham.

Ashkahn: Ashkahn.

Graham: Right over here.

Ashkahn: Over here is Ashkahn. Feeling good today.

Graham: And our third guest, the question. Give it up.

Ashkahn: Oh, nice. I panicked for a second, because I was like, "No, no. We don't have a third microphone set up."

Graham: It's okay. We'll lend our mics to the question. Today's is,