IAQ Radio

We are back with a bang this week. Chin S. Yang, Ph.D. has worked with physicians, public health officials, industrial hygienists, and environmental and occupational health scientists on various issues of fungal and bacterial exposures for over 25 years. Very few people in the IAQ industry are as well known and respected as Dr. Yang. It is a pleasure to announce he will join us this week on IAQ Radio.

Alan P. Zelicoff, MD is the author of "More Harm than Good" and "Microbes: Are We Ready for the Next Plague". What is an epidemic and how does it differ from an "outbreak"? How is the next pandemic likely to occur and why is the next epidemic almost CERTAIN to occur? Would an intentional event such as a bioterrorism event seem different than an accidental or natural occurring event? How do we mitigate the threat of BOTH pandemics and bioterrorism? We will discuss all of this and more with Dr. Zelicoff today on IAQ Radio.

We are back with Andy Robinson of Jon-Don to talk about how to prepare for hurricane season and how to respond to and recover from the current flooding in the Midwest. We had this show planned before our short break but didn't know how timely it would be. Please forward this announcement to anyone that needs solid advice from a seasoned professional on how to respond and recover when catastrophic flooding occurs. Join us live or listen to the recorded episode on IAQ Radio.

This is an interview we have been looking forward to for a long time. John Ouellette, M.D. is a rare breed in the medical profession. He is a retired internist/allergist that also has experience in assessing building science and IAQ issues. Dr. Ouellette is a Full Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin, School of Medicine, Retired. His specialty was integrating building science and his understanding of IAQ issues with his medical practice to help his patient's lead better lives. Don't miss this rare opportunity to hear from a respected M.D. that is more knowledgeable about building science and IAQ issues than practitioners in the field are. Listen live or download it later but don't miss this interview!

This week we have a diverse group of guests invited to talk about the "State of the Industry" and current events on IAQ Radio. We welcome Jody Thomason of EMSL Analytical, Paul Cochrane of Cochrane and Associates and Craig Camel IAQA Philadelphia Chapter Director and owner of Advanced Mold Diagnostics. We will also have Glenn Fellman IAQA Executive Director, Dr. Dietrich Weyel and of course Radio Joe and The Z-Man. Call in and voice your opinion or just listen in to the next episode of IAQ Radio.

Jason Princenthal is a self-described non-conformist in the IAQ arena. His approach especially with respect to mold problems is based on what works and what doesn't work in the real world. His objective is to make sure his clients and community don't get caught in the quagmire of using inexperienced, unethical and profiteering "Mold diggers".
A pioneer in the Indoor Air Quality field since 1986, his first focus especially with his work experience in the chemical and sanitation field was finding and implementing proven alternatives in the cleaning and restoration of internally lined HVAC systems and ductwork. Mr. Princenthal directs the AirCare corporate office and oversees all IAQ and Mold remediation projects both in Hawaii and California.

This week Mr. Brad Kuhlmann owner of Midwest Duct Cleaning Services and President of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) joins us. NADCA has just announced a groundbreaking new research project. Join us with Brad to discuss new developments at NADCA, HVAC systems cleaning and how to make sure the heart and lungs of a building are healthy. Plus Glenn Fellman will join us with a HUGE NEWS scoop from the world of microbial remediation regulations. Only on IAQ Radio!

We are on a roll and found the right person to keep us going. Terry Brennan is one of the most respected IAQ and building science consultants in the world. Time magazine referred to him as "one of the top building scientists in the country". Join IAQ Radio and Terry as we continue to provide education and communication opportunities for IAQ, disaster restoration, building science and general public listeners.

Don't miss the second half of our exclusive interview with Ritchie C. Shoemaker, M.D. this week on IAQ Radio. We will review key points from week one and get into more detail about Dr. Shoemakers groundbreaking research on sick building syndrome and water damaged buildings plus information on treatment options for patients and answers to questions sent in by our listeners. IAQ Radio continues to provide education and communication for IAQ, disaster restoration and building science professionals along with opportunities for the general public to join in. Be there!

This week Ritchie C. Shoemaker, M.D. joins IAQ Radio for first episode of a two part series on medical issues, biotoxins and water-damaged buildings. Stay abreast of the latest information on how patients are diagnosed and treated after developing medical problems associated with living or working in water-damaged buildings. Learn about the latest research on biotoxin illness and health effects associated with water-damaged buildings. Don't miss this rare opportunity to hear from an M.D. in the forefront of diagnosing and treating these conditions. This week we learn how Dr. Shoemaker started down this path, become familiar with the terminology and establish the framework for going into more detail in week two. Only on IAQ Radio!