Great job by Whatley. It's nice to see someone working to get the restoration contractors and insurance companies singing from the same hymnal.

Great job by Dr. Krause. I have wanted to get him on for some time now and the stars lined up perfectly. His many years of service in the industry came through in this interview. Legionella is not talked about enough and even less frequently thought about as an IEQ issue other than in cooling towers...

Our thanks to Seth Harrison for a great show. I was not sure how this would go but was extremely happy we did this one. Earlier in the week we talked and Seth showed me things I had never seen about Matterport and Exactimate. As a consultant I had seen Exactimate estimates and invoices but never wor...

This goes down as one of my favorite all time shows. Dr. Miller is eloquent and backs everything he says with science. Eventually people will figure out that its not mycotoxins but fungal glucans that we should be more concerned with. For years we have looked for the reason mold causes health issues...

I missed a few of the comments while doing the interview. We had a lively and knowledgeable live audience for this show. Looking forward to the Z-Man's blog. I want to thank our guests Tony, Cheri and Jack for joining us and for their hard work on this document. I also want to thank all the other co...

Very interesting interview today. Sometimes its surprising to learn nuances of techniques like electrostatic spraying. There are many variables in the disinfection arena. The key seems to be training but most of the training is probably being done by people selling equipment that may or may not be t...

It was a tough day for the IAQ Radio team. May Dooley was an inspiration to many including me. I regularly recruited guests that would be able to help answer some of the questions May was always wrestling with. J David Miller is just one example of course Sal LaDuca is another. May was always workin...

Great job by Dr. Chapman, Best of luck with the new sampler.
I was hoping there was some progress on a low cost sensor that would cover allergens but it seems we will have to be content with particle counts that do not show us much in that respect.

We always love having Dr. Miller join us. This week was no exception. I probably should have asked somebody about Wallemia long ago but finally asked Dr. Miller. I keep hearing from researchers how common the organism is in indoor environments but never see it in lab reports, etc. Why? It seems that...

For me this was a thought provoking interview with Drs Burns and Gronvall. After today's interview I have to agree with the approach of trying to get this done at the state level. The states are supposed to act as proving grounds in some ways for federal regulation. Taking this approach makes sense ...