Listen to Colby Bostian talk with Fabrizio Alonso, an attorney in Mexico turned float facilitator, about how it is that he got in into floating and how much it has impacted his life. Fabrizio spent a few weeks here in the States doing an internship at some Mental Arts float centers to get the training required to properly run a float center. Listen to his recap of what he learned in spending time here with us at iFloat, in Pennsylvania at Art of Floating, and in New Jersey at Quantum Floats all of which are Mental Arts affiliated float centers. Episode 32

Listen to Colby Bostian talk to Tyler Blodgett, creater of Eye of The Poet. Tyler goes over how floating has influenced his life and slowed him down enough to see repeating patterns in his thinking that held him back in his life and how after taking our Mental Arts Seminar on improving ones communication he was able to make changes in what he believes about himself and started his own business The Eye of the Poet. Episode 31.

Listen to David Conneely talk to Kym Moore, professor of theater at Brown University. David and Kym talk about Kym's recent work in diversity at the university, and the challenges inherent in that work. This is an important discussion because it points at the power of belief, and how some beliefs do not serve us well as individuals and as a nation. Learn about Kym's important work, and take away some useful information about why people see themselves as separate, and what one can do about it. Episode 30.

Listen to Colby Bostian talk to Tyler Blodgett, creater of Eye of The Poet. Tyler goes over how floating has influenced his life and slowed him down enough to see repeating patterns in his thinking that held him back in his life and how after taking our Mental Arts Seminar on improving ones communication he was able to make changes in what he believes about himself and started his own business The Eye of the Poet. Episode 31.

Listen to David Conneely talk to Kym Moore, professor of theater at Brown University. David and Kym talk about Kym's recent work in diversity at the university, and the challenges inherent in that work. This is an important discussion because it points at the power of belief, and how some beliefs do not serve us well as individuals and as a nation. Learn about Kym's important work, and take away some useful information about why people see themselves as separate, and what one can do about it. Episode 30.

Colby Bostian talks with Heather K. Terry, founder of Nibmor, who explains how she in her early years began teaching women how to nutritionally take care of themselves. In that process she learned about the amazing benefits of chocolate that she says "any sane woman would latch onto immediately." She decided 1n 2009 to create a line of healthy and affordable good-for-you chocolate bars.

Listen to Dr. Kulveen Virdee, a naturopathic physician in Westport, CT talk about some of the common health problems she finds in men. Dr. Virdee talks about several important health concerns for men, including hormonal regulation (cortisol, testosterone, and more), prostatitis, depression, and several holistic methods, including floating, to help with such concerns. Episode 29.

Colby Bostian talks with Heather K. Terry, founder of Nibmor, who explains how she in her early years began teaching women how to nutritionally take care of themselves. In that process she learned about the amazing benefits of chocolate that she says "any sane woman would latch onto immediately." She decided 1n 2009 to create a line of healthy and affordable good-for-you chocolate bars.

Listen to Dr. Kulveen Virdee, a naturopathic physician in Westport, CT talk about some of the common health problems she finds in men. Dr. Virdee talks about several important health concerns for men, including hormonal regulation (cortisol, testosterone, and more), prostatitis, depression, and several holistic methods, including floating, to help with such concerns. Episode 29.

Listen to Paul Grenci, co-owner of an IT company, talk about his journey to explore, understand and modify patterns in his mind. Paul talks about how floating has been important to helping him slowing down and improving his personal and professional relationships. He also talks about his experiences in Mental Arts Network classes, including the Introduction to the Art of Rewriting, the Art of Rewriting, and Program Theory and Application - all of which were designed by John Worthington, author of the Office of Shaman, and influenced by John C. Lilly, the inventor of floating. Even those who "have it all:" wife, kids, their own business, experience challenges. Learn how Paul uses iFloat and Mental Arts to navigate those challenges and enhance his life.