
This is the place where the world discusses indoor air quality, the built environment and disaster restoration issues. Every Friday at noon ET the show is live. The shows host are Joe Hughes, President of IAQ Training Institute and Cliff Zlotnik, President of Microban Systems. Every week we interview experts from the indoor air quality, building sciences and disaster restoration industry. As instr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 580 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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This week we welcome back Dr. Joe Spurgeon to continue our conversation on the use of sampling as part of a mold inspection. We will focus on his latest paper and answer the question can airborne mold samples be interpreted objectively using numerica... more
Today on IAQ Radio+ we welcome Matthew S. Perzanowski, PhD. Radio Joe attended an excellent conference earlier this week at The Ohio State University, on “The Implications of Carpet on Indoor Chemistry and Microbiology”. Dr. Perzanowski was a present... more
Today on IAQ Radio+ Radio Joe will interview John Downey and the Z-man for their overview of key points from each speaker at this weeks ClRI conference. We also expect the Restoration Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli to join us for the roundup.
Today on IAQ Radio+ Radio Joe will interview John Downey and the Z-man for their overview of key points from each speaker at this weeks ClRI conference. We also expect the Restoration Global Watchdog, Pete Consigli to join us for the roundup. Cleanfa... more
Building Science/Home Performance is my specialty, which intersects with Indoor Air Quality A LOT. I’ve found these podcasts to be absolutely riveting. Great interviews and questions. My favorites thus far are Bill Rose, Richard Corsi, and of course a shockingly G rated Joe Lstiburek.
These podcasts are terrific for anyone in the restoration fields. The input from the host and guests is from decades of experience. The format is relaxed yet structured like a continuing education course and its being taught as a candid no nonsense power lunch. Brian Hearne Project Manager Virginia Beach.









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