iFloat Radio

Francisca Bogdan, President of Creative Video Corporation in Norwalk, CT (originally from Santiago, Chile) talks to David about how floating has affected her personal and professional life. Francisca has been floating at iFloat for two years and she has noticed significant changes in herself since that time. Unlike any other podcast, this podcast was done in two parts. Francisca floated on a Friday night and did the first part of the podcast. Then she came and floated the next day and did the second part of the podcast. Listeners will get a unique perspective on what it is like to float two days in a row.

Dwayne Robertson, a political strategist, joins the iFloat radio podcast to talk about floating and his work in politics. Dwayne has found floating helpful in navigating the world of politics, and also in navigating his recent transition from the public to the private sphere. What if we had float centers at legislative centers like the capitol of each state and politicians could float in the midst of their sessions? These and other fascinating questions are explored in this podcast.

David talks to Tamara Duhov. Tamara talks about how floating has helped her cultivate patience and compassion as she navigates caring for her ailing father. She reflects on her journey of being a regular iFloater for two years, including taking iFloat’s Introduction to the Art of Rewriting class.

John Kang http://www.kangtattoo.com visits the iFloat Radio podcast. John is one of Connecticut's top tattoo artists. He is consistently booked two months in advance. John is also an iFloat evangelist. He has been bringing friends, family, and clients to float ever since he started floating over one year ago. John talks about how floating helps him improve his relationship with others, which has surprised him. He also talks about the importance of someone "letting go" of what they think they "should" be doing, and pursuing their passion in life. Listeners will be inspired to use floating to enhance their relationships and, possibly, to get a tattoo.

Join us for this special podcast where David talks to his mother, Maureen, about her journey of taking care of her husband (David's father), who had Alzheimer's for many years. David's mother cared for her husband at home until he passed away recently. Maureen came to spend time with David to help her recover from the loss of her husband of forty-four years. She talks about how floating has helped her with processing the grief, slowing down, and caring for her mind and body after a long battle in giving her husband the best care possible. This is a great podcast for people interested in learning about how floating helps people deal with the grief.

In this episode we mark the re-publishing of John Lilly's Programming and Metaprogramming in the Human Biocomputer. The podcast is divided into two sections. In the first section, David interviews Ashkahn Jahromi of Float On and Coincidence Books who was one of the people working on the project to republish the book. Ashkahn traveled from Portland, OR, to the east coast to talk about the book to people in different float centers. In the first section, Ashkahn talks about the project and his views on John Lilly. In the second section, David talks to a group of iFloat community members about how iFloat applies John Lilly's Program Theory in float sessions and in the classes on programming (and more) offered at iFloat. This is an exciting opportunity to learn about how iFloat leverages Lilly's work to educate people about the mind, and to provide experiences for people to adjust their programming and be at one with themselves and in harmony with others. Those in attendance were: Ken Kaplan, Anne O'Malley, Robert Blizzard, Mike Seabrook, Erica Hyatt, John Gursky, Michael Gullusci, John Simonian, Tamara Duhov, and Donovan Salzarulo.

David interviews Denise Johnson, an avid iFloater, volunteer, actress and singer. Denise's most recent project is a book and musical piece about Michael Jackson called the Broken Heart Stone. Denise talks about this fascinating project, Michael Jackson, in addition to her life as an actress and singer. They also talk about Denise's most recent float experience. David helps Denise examine one of the visions she had in the tank in order to help her integrate it into her life.

Tracy Hayhurst is the guest in this iFloat Radio podcast. Tracy and her husband, Dan, are the owners of Chubby Bunny Farm in Falls Village, CT. They are CSA (community supported agriculture) organic farmers. Tracy started floating last year and she talks about how floating helped her in learning to let go, be loved, and be a more effective farmer and overall person. This is an exciting podcast that demonstrates the power of floating in relation to the health of the earth and the community.

In this episode of the iFloat Radio podcast, listen to Anne O'Malley talk about how floating for the past two years has influenced her trajectory from an indecisive pre-law applicant to an ambitious and thriving law student with a full scholarship. This is an amazing podcast about how floating helps people "get out of their own way" so they can accomplish their dreams.

In this episode of the iFloat Radio Podcast, David talks to Divan Pervez, of Fairfield, CT, a personal trainer. Divan has been floating for one year and in this episode David helps Divan examine some of the images he experienced in his recent float session. Divan reflects on how his float experiences have deepened over time, and how floating and other reflective practices have become essential to his life. After listening to this podcast, you'll be inspired to further incorporate "slowing down" into your daily life.