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Grashkahmn are back to talk about the latest product they've been putting together during quarantine: The Buoy Project, a social media toolkit designed specifically for float centers.
Beyond just a shameless plug, the boys use the episode to explain the nature of the project and what they hope it can turn into in the future with the help of the industry.
Note: this episode mentions previously offered promotional pricing. For current pricing and information on membership visit The Buoy Project page.





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Graham: Okay.
Ashkahn: Yeah. Hey everybody.
Graham: Hey, welcome to another episode of Occasional Solutions Podcast.
Ashkahn: Yep, this is a podcast where we occasionally have solutions. It's the premise.
Graham: So, If that's what you're into, then you really came to the right place. Yeah, we're about to take this puppy into overdrive.
Ashkahn: This is Ashkahn over here.
Graham: And I am Graham.
Ashkahn: It's been a while.
Graham: It has. Hi, everybody. Yeah. Welcome back. It's been a little bit.
Ashkahn: Yeah.
Graham: It's been a little bit. Also, since we've been running a float center in the normal way that we do.