Birth of Bathhouse Idea
One sauna trip redefined their business trajectory
Jul 9, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 15 segments
Sam Schneider and Travis Talmadge sit down on Inside Deal to trace Travis's path from college intern to co-founder of Bathhouse, a rapidly expanding wellness brand redefining sauna culture in America…
Travis TalmadgeGuest
Sam SchneiderHost
He has been very successful both in the real estate business and is an entrepreneur and the co-founder of Bath House.

I don't know, you'd have to ask my sisters and my dad, but the fun fact is I'm a triplet, so I grew up with two sisters my age, so I was mostly following them around, trying not to get beat up.

Did you have an entrepreneurial streak growing up? Was there anything that you did that might give a clue that you'd be doing where you are today?

So I remember my first job was, uh, as an umpire, uh, umpiring little league baseball.

And it was funny in hindsight, you can appreciate this as a dad, but I made 20 bucks a game, which I was like, I made it.

And then, you know, probably wasn't even worth my dad's time to drive me to the game, but like, you know, it was a great experience.

Fun fact, I know exactly what you're talking about because I coach my 10-year-old son's Little League and we have those said 13-year-old umpires that have to deal with crazy dad coaches.

He has been very successful both in the real estate business and is an entrepreneur and the co-founder of Bath House.

I don't know, you'd have to ask my sisters and my dad, but the fun fact is I'm a triplet, so I grew up with two sisters my age, so I was mostly following them around, trying not to get beat up.

Did you have an entrepreneurial streak growing up? Was there anything that you did that might give a clue that you'd be doing where you are today?

So I remember my first job was, uh, as an umpire, uh, umpiring little league baseball.

And it was funny in hindsight, you can appreciate this as a dad, but I made 20 bucks a game, which I was like, I made it.

And then, you know, probably wasn't even worth my dad's time to drive me to the game, but like, you know, it was a great experience.

Fun fact, I know exactly what you're talking about because I coach my 10-year-old son's Little League and we have those said 13-year-old umpires that have to deal with crazy dad coaches.
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