Have you ever wondered what happens to the chemicals inside your home once they leave the bottle… or the carpet, paint, or sofa? Dr. Charles Weschler joins us
Learn About the V in HVAC: Ventilation Basics
Did you know that ventilation is a key to keeping the chemistry and microbiology of your home’s air healthy? Home performance expert Corbett Lunsford reveals how proper ventilation
Safer Flooring Choices for Your Home
What if the most toxic materials in your home are lying beneath your feet? In this educational episode, healthy building expert Andy Pace returns to unpack the surprising
How to Test & Reduce VOCs in Your Home’s Air
Is there a reliable way to find out which VOCs are lingering in your indoor air, and in what amounts? Sarah Mack of Enthalpy Analytical joins us to
The CO₂ Connection: A Hidden Clue to Indoor Air Quality
Can an invisible gas reveal hidden issues with your home's air quality? Building scientist Dr. Allison Bailes makes a complicated topic accessible as he breaks down the seven-part
Flame Retardants, Formaldehyde & Your Indoor Air
Avoiding toxic chemicals in today’s world takes intentional effort, but your health is worth it. So how can you prevent synthetic chemicals from making their way into your
The Truth About VOCs, Greenwashing, and Healthy Homes: Part 1
Could the materials in your home be releasing harmful chemicals into the air you breathe? In part one of this two-part interview, Andy Pace exposes the hidden toxins
Carbon Monoxide 101: Testing & Prevention
Is a carbon monoxide alarm all you need to protect your family from CO leaks? Charon McNabb, President of the National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Association (NCOAA), shares how
What’s That Smell? mVOCs & Mold
Have you ever walked into a room and thought, “What’s that smell?” Musty odors aren’t just unpleasant—they could be a red flag that microbial volatile organic compounds (mVOCs)
Part 8: Special Note On Chemicals and Remediation
Unsure about which chemicals to use during remediation? You’re not alone! The truth is, some chemicals can do more harm than good. Michael Pinto clears up the confusion,