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 to unpack the surprising science of indoor chemistry, revealing how modern materials quietly release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into your home’s air, onto dust, and even through your skin. He explains how post–World War II innovations such as synthetic compounds, polymers, and chemical additives found in everything from carpets to cleaners to flame retardants can contribute to indoor air pollution and affect your health. 

Dr. Weschler offers simple, science-backed strategies to minimize exposure, while warning against chemical-producing cleaning devices that may do more harm than good. 

Tune in to discover how small changes in your cleaning habits and home environment can lead to big improvements in your indoor air and your health.

Episode Highlights

·      What is indoor chemistry and what are VOCs?  (4:45)

·      What are some surprising sources of chemical exposures in our homes, and how do those chemicals interact in indoor air? (7:49)

·      How do modern indoor chemicals impact human health? (13:33)

·      How does dermal absorption of indoor chemicals occur? (17:01)

·      What’s the healthiest way to clean and reduce chemical exposure? (22:58)

·      How does ozone affect us indoors? (32:36)

·      Are chemical-generating cleaning devices helpful or hurtful? (37:50) 

·      What are the best solutions to reduce and prevent harmful chemical emissions indoors? (44:29)

To see a complete list of links mentioned in this interview, visit ChangeTheAirFoundation.org

Get in touch with our guest:

Dr. Charles Weschler’s LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cweschler/

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Think all HVAC companies are the same?

Before you sign your next contract, hear what Becky Callegan has to share. From verifying certifications and warranties to recognizing best installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting practices, you’ll learn how to distinguish true professionals from corner-cutters. 

With insider tips, actionable checklists, and empowering questions to bring to your contractor, you’ll leave this class knowing what to expect, how to evaluate, and how to hire your next HVAC provider with confidence.

In this mini class, you’ll learn:

• Which certifications and licenses your HVAC contractor should hold. (3:46)
• What you should know about contractors and sizing HVAC equipment. (8:15)
• Paying for having manuals run, and how long the calculation process should take. (17:19)
• Receiving a copy of the manuals run, and what you should look for in those manuals. (22:33)
• What to listen for when asking your contractor if they commission their work. (26:20)
• What should be included in HVAC installation warranties. (33:26)
• What you should know about routine HVAC maintenance. (38:24)
• What you should expect from your contractor when troubleshooting your HVAC. (51:34)
• What to do if your contractor finds mold or microbial growth in your HVAC. (53:34)

Watch More Episodes From Our HVAC + D Mini Class Series here:
https://changetheairfoundation.org/understanding-hvac-d/

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Links Mentioned in This Interview:
Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA): https://www.acca.org/home

National Comfort Institute (NCI): https://www.nationalcomfortinstitute.com

Understanding HVAC Maintenance: What Every Homeowner and Renter Should Know by Becky Callegan: https://changetheairfoundation.org/understanding-hvac-maintenance-what-every-homeowner-and-renter-should-know/?blm_aid=0

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Could mold, Lyme, or other hidden pathogens trigger an immune response so powerful that it actually rewires the body’s defenses? 

In this highly informative episode, Dr. Christian Navarro-Torres of CIRS Lab takes us on a deep dive into Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). He unpacks the science of how biotoxins from water-damaged buildings, bacteria, and chronic infections can drive the immune system into a constant state of dysregulation. You’ll gain clarity on the most effective testing options for diagnosing CIRS, hear the latest research linking it to neurological decline, and be inspired by real stories of remarkable recovery. Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, or simply curious, this episode delivers cutting-edge insights to help you understand CIRS and discover hopeful paths toward healing.

Episode Highlights

· What is Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), and what causes and symptoms define it? (4:04)

· Do you need a genetic predisposition to develop CIRS? (14:56)

· How is CIRS diagnosed, and why is it so challenging? (17:28)

· What can trigger CIRS? (23:09)

· Why does CIRS make it harder for the body to fight Lyme, Babesia, and Bartonella? (25:47)

· How common are tick-borne infections, and what makes them difficult to diagnose? (30:45)

· What is the best test for Lyme and coinfections? (36:51)

· What is Dr. Navarro-Torres’ personal story of recovering from CIRS? (40:13)

· What does the latest research reveal about CIRS? (45:21)

· How is CIRS linked to neurodegeneration? (50:53)
· What’s the newest way to complete NeuroQuant testing? What did imaging show in a patient whose brain began to heal from CIRS? (57:39)

Links mentioned in interview:

Visual Contrast Sensitivity Test: https://www.vcstest.com

Ritchie Shoemaker, Dennis House, and James Ryan, Structural brain abnormalities in patients with inflammatory illness acquired following exposure to water-damaged buildings: A volumetric MRI study using NeuroQuant®: https://www.survivingmold.com/docs/Structural_Brain_Abnormalities_in_Patients.PDF

Start Here tab: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

IGeniX Inc.: https://igenex.com

Dr. Dale Bredesen’s books: https://www.apollohealthco.com/books/

Get in touch with our guest:
CIRS Lab: https://www.cirslab.com

CIRS Research Foundation: https://cirs-research-foundation.org

Instagram: @cirslab

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CIRSlab

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cirslab

Learn more about Change the Air Foundation: 
https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.org

Sign up for our newsletter:
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Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care.  Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or c

Could toxic mold exposure at work be mistaken for something as serious as Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS)? In this episode, attorney Ryan Schnack shares his harrowing journey about how he became gravely ill from exposure to mold inside the courthouse where he worked. From shocking air test results showing mold at hundreds of times above safe levels to the disbelief and pushback he and his colleagues faced when speaking out, Ryan’s story reveals both the personal and professional toll of mold illness, as well as the systemic failures that allow unsafe public buildings to remain occupied and unremediated. His persistence not only led to groundbreaking legislation in Illinois, but also highlights the urgent need for stronger laws, proper testing and remediation, and grassroots advocacy to protect workers. This episode is a powerful reminder that safe indoor air should be a priority at work, just as much as at home.

Episode Highlights

· How did Ryan get sick, and what made him realize his workplace was the cause? (4:01)

· How did people respond when Ryan said mold in the courthouse was making people sick?  (13:11)

·What did the indoor environmental professional (IEP) find, and how did the county respond? (17:30)

·What is toxic tort? (25:03)

·What happened as a result of a second courthouse inspection? (26:52)

·What has Ryan’s experience been speaking out, knowing it could affect his career? (32:30)

·How is Ryan’s health after reducing exposure, and how have his relationships been affected? (41:28)

·What is Ryan’s message to employers and public building managers? (44:29)

·What first steps does Ryan recommend if someone suspects mold at work? (51:25)

Links mentioned in interview:
Policy & Advocacy: https://changetheairfoundation.org/policy-advocacy/

Start Here tab: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

Toxic Classrooms: Improving Indoor Air Quality in Schools - Interview with Lisa Greenfield: https://changetheairfoundation.org/toxic-classrooms-improving-indoor-air-quality-in-schools/

Sick at School: How Toxic Mold Impacts Student Health - Interview with the Lee and Strezewski Families: https://changetheairfoundation.org/sick-at-school-how-toxic-mold-impacts-student-health/

Sick at School: A Teacher’s Battle Against Mold - Interview With Michelle Fisher: https://changetheairfoundation.org/sick-at-school-a-teachers-battle-against-mold/

Sick at School: How Toxic Mold Impacts Student Health

https://changetheairfoundation.org/sick-at-school-how-toxic-mold-impacts-student-health/

Mold In the Workplace: Vanessa’s Story – Interview With Vanessa Johnson: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-in-the-workplace-vanessas-story/?blm_aid=44928001

Get in touch with our guest:
Ryan’s website: https://www.ryanschnacklaw.com

Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content

What if one of the most overlooked influences on learning isn’t curriculum or technology, but the very air students and teachers breathe? Former teacher turned indoor air quality advocate Lisa Greenfield exposes how aging buildings, deferred maintenance, and misguided cost-saving measures are triggering mold growth, illness, and cognitive harm in schools across America. 

With some estimates claiming up to 90% of U.S. schools have inadequate ventilation, Lisa explains her “Assess, Address, Assure” framework and breaks down the gap between what ASHRAE recommends and the reality in classrooms. From air-exchange rates to school building ventilation strategies, you’ll learn how cleaner air can dramatically improve health, attendance, and even deliver up to a 60% financial return for school districts. This is a wake-up call for anyone invested in the healthy future of our schools, students, and staff.

Episode Highlights

·       What led Lisa to become an indoor air quality advocate? (3:39)

·       How did Lisa’s healthcare providers respond when she suggested her health problems might be due to mold exposure? (7:02)

·       How did Lisa’s school respond when she said the air quality at school was making her sick? (8:54)

·       What issues are American school buildings facing, and how are these conditions affecting student and staff health?  (13:43)

·       What is building ventilation? (18:54)

·       Is there a standard for how often air should be replaced in public spaces? What does ASHRAE recommend? (20:59)

·       How frequently is air exchanged in most schools? (23:32)

·       What do studies say about cost savings of improving ventilation in schools? (24:50)

·       What is Lisa’s AAA prevention approach, and what real-world strategies can schools and families use to stay proactive? (28:38)

·       Did COVID-19 create lasting momentum for improved ventilation in schools? (31:30)

·       What’s the best way to start a conversation with your school about indoor air improvements? (35:40)

·       What is federal bill H.R.9131 — Indoor Air Quality and Healthy Schools Act of 2024? (39:28)

Links mentioned in interview:

 American Society of Civil Engineers: A Comprehensive Assessment of America’s Influence  2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure: https://infrastructurereportcard.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Executive-Summary-2025-Natl-IRC-WEB.pdf

Indoor Air Quality and Healthy Schools Act of 2024: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/9131/text

The EPA Indoor Air Quality Tools for Schools Action Kit:
 https://www.epa.gov/iaq-schools/indoor-air-quality-tools-schools-action-kit

Center for Green Schools                                                         https://www.usgbc.org/resources/school-iaq-fact-sheets-entire-series

 Get in touch with our guest:
 http://linkedin.com/in/lisa-greenfield-1000000

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How far would you go to protect your child if they became sick from mold at school?

In this powerful interview, parents Patrick Lee and John and Lindsay Strezewski share how their children were severely impacted by mold exposure in one Chicago-area school and their relentless fight for change. From intense dizziness and wheelchairs to months of missed school and legal battles, their stories reveal a disturbing lack of accountability within the school system and the fierce determination of parents unwilling to back down. Discover how these two families became passionate advocates, pushing for proper testing, bringing attention to hidden water damage, and challenging the administration, all while navigating the painful road to healing. 

This episode will inform and inspire you and is a must-listen for any parent concerned about clean air in schools.

Episode Highlights

·     What symptoms did Patrick’s son’s experience, and how did he trace them back to the school? (2:51)

·      What health issues did Strezewski’s daughter face while attending the school? (8:24)

·      Did the school conduct any mold or mycotoxin testing? Why did Patrick conduct independent testing, and what did he discover? (12:36)

·      Were others affected by mold exposure in the same school? (18:35)

·      What do these parents want school administrators to understand about environmental safety in schools? How did the administration respond when Strezewski’s requested a transfer? (22:47)

·      How are both children doing now emotionally and physically? (30:29)

·      What advice do these parents offer to others navigating mold exposure in schools? (34:13)

Other interviews in our back to school series:
Sick at School: A Teacher’s Battle with Mold Illness with Michele Fischer https://changetheairfoundation.org/sick-at-school-a-teachers-battle-against-mold/

Mold and water damage? Start Here:
https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

Links mentioned in interview:
Change the Air Foundation’s Policy & Advocacy work: https://changetheairfoundation.org/policy-advocacy/

Get in touch with our guests:
Clean Air 4 Kidz: https://www.cleanair4kidz.org

Parent Advocacy email: [email protected]

Learn more about Change the Air Foundation: 
https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.org

Sign up for our newsletter:
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Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care.  Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or concern they may have.

What would you do if the classroom you taught in was riddled with mold? 

In this moving episode, former teacher Michele Fisher recounts how her once-joyful classroom became a nightmare of moldy books, stained ceiling tiles, and air so contaminated it made her sick. Despite visible damage and a formal diagnosis of mold toxicity, school officials dismissed her concerns and refused proper testing or remediation. Michele had to make the agonizing choice between her health and her livelihood. Now, she has pivoted her career to help others facing similar battles. 

Tune in for tips on how to navigate toxic air in schools and hear Michele’s inspiring story of illness, advocacy, and hope.

Episode Highlights

·      What happened when Michele first encountered mold at the school where she worked? (2:44)

·      How did the school respond when Michele showed evidence of moldy material in her classroom? (8:11)

·      What ultimately happened with Michele’s role at the school? (16:39)

·      How does mold in schools affect students? (18:32)

·      What would Michele do differently, and what advice does she have for teachers going through similar situations? (20:24)

·      What changes would Michele like to see regarding mold and water damage in schools? (24:19)

·      How is Michele using her experience to help others? (26:34)

Links mentioned in interview:

Mold and Indoor Air Quality in Schools https://www.epa.gov/mold/mold-and-indoor-air-quality-schools

“ADA 101 for CIRS & Mold Illness: Tips to Navigate the Reasonable Accommodation Process Successfully” by Vanessa Johnson: https://changetheairfoundation.org/ada-101-for-cirs-mold-illnesstips-to-navigate-the-reasonable-accommodation-process-successfully/

Start Here tab: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

Get in touch with our guest:
Safestart Environmental: https://safestartiaq.com

Learn more about Change the Air Foundation: 
https://ChangeTheAirFoundation.org

Sign up for our newsletter:
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Disclaimer: Your Indoor Air Podcast, a Change the Air Foundation production, is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute the practice of medicine, nursing, healthcare or other professional services, such as giving healthcare advice. The use of information on this podcast or materials linked from this podcast is at the user’s own risk. The content of this podcast is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical care.  Users should not disregard or delay in seeking medical attention for any medical condition or concern they may have.

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 ways your flooring may be polluting your indoor air and harming your well-being. From formaldehyde in carpet and wood flooring to moisture traps beneath tile and vinyl, Andy explores the chemical and structural risks hidden underfoot. Dive deep as you learn the pros and cons of concrete, linoleum, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), wood, tile, carpet, and cork, along with tips for safer installation and low-emission product options.  

Whether you're renovating one room or planning an entire home build, this practical conversation will give you the tools to make smarter, healthier flooring decisions one step at a time.

Episode Highlights:

• What hazardous air pollutants are found in flooring? (2:54)
• How do flooring materials rank against one another? (6:32)
• What are the pros and cons of carpet and tile? (14:20)
• What’s the difference between solid hardwood, engineered wood, and veneered hardwood flooring? What are the installation options? (18:05)
• What are some healthy wood floor brands and related materials? (22:02)
• What’s the latest on luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring? (25:23)
• Has LVP manufacturing improved over time? (28:56)
• What should you know about cork and natural linoleum flooring? (31:22)
• What should you look for when choosing a healthier carpet? (36:49)
• What are the risks of lead and crystalline silica exposure from tile? What should you know about cutting tile and installation safety, substrate choices, and tile in basements? (41:35)
• What are healthier brands of stains, sealants, and related products for concrete floors? (48:38)

Links Mentioned in Interview:

Forbo Marmoleum: https://www.forbo.com/flooring/en-us/commercial-products/linoleum/marmoleum-step-into-modern-nature/p750diAFM

SafeCoat MexeSeal: https://afmsafecoat.com/products/stains-sealers/safecoat-mexeseal-satin

Earth Weave: https://www.earthweave.com

Whitfield Natural Textiles: https://www.whitfieldnaturaltextiles.com

Nature Carpet: https://www.naturecarpet.com

AFM SafeCoat Durostain Pro: https://afmsafecoat.com/products/stains-sealers/safecoat-durostain-pro

AFM SafeCoat Polyureseal BP:  https://afmsafecoat.com/products/flooring-furniture-millwork/safecoat-polyureseal-bp-gloss

Rubio Monocoat: https://www.rubiomonocoatusa.com

CALI Floors: https://www.califloors.com

Kahrs: https://www.kahrs.com/en-us/

Carlisle Wide Plank Floors: https://wideplankflooring.com

Wicanders Cork: https://www.wicanders.com

Ashford Formula: https://ashfordformula.com

Kemiko: https://www.kemiko.com

Get in Touch with Our Guest:

Green Design Center: https://thegreendesigncenter.com 

Non Toxic Environments podcast: https://www.ntelive.com

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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 explain how to test for volatile organic compounds (VOCs), how to interpret the results, and what to do about their presence in your home. Sarah breaks down the differences between VOCs, SVOCs, and VVOCs, and outlines common sources and health effects of chemicals such as formaldehyde, benzene, and household cleaners. You’ll learn why total VOC (TVOC) numbers can be misleading, how your body’s ability to detoxify may influence symptom presentation, and how removal, containment, and dilution can make a big difference in your indoor air quality. 

Whether you’re chemically sensitive or seeking to improve your overall well-being, this interview will equip you with tools and science-backed strategies to make safer choices as you take control of your indoor air quality.

Episode Highlights:

• What are volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and how do they differ from semi-volatile (SVOCs) and very volatile organic compounds (VVOCs)? (2:24)
• Why is formaldehyde a concern, and where is it found in our homes? (4:33)
• Why isn’t formaldehyde always included in VOC testing? (6:31)
• Which VOCs show up most often in residential lab tests? (7:45)
• What are Total VOCs (TVOCs), and what do they reveal about air quality? (11:07)
• Are there limits set for VOC levels indoors? (13:57)
• What are common indoor sources of benzene? (15:50)
• What health effects occur with high indoor VOC levels? (16:39)
• What are MVOCs? (18:48)
• How can you test your home for VOCs, and what can testing tell you? (20:04)
• Sarah explains sample lab reports. (23:06)
• What steps can you take to reduce VOC exposure? (32:02)

Links mentioned in interview:
The Truth About VOCs, Greenwashing, & Healthy Homes: Part 1 Interview With Andy Pace: https://changetheairfoundation.org/the-truth-about-vocs-greenwashing-and-healthy-homes-part-1/

Flame Retardants, Formaldehyde & Your Indoor Air Interview With Lara Adler: https://changetheairfoundation.org/flame-retardants-formaldehyde-your-indoor-air/

What’s That Smell? mVOCs & Mold Interview With Jason Earle: https://changetheairfoundation.org/whats-that-smell-mvocs-mold/

The Hidden Dangers of Moldy Smells Interview With Dr. Joan Bennett: https://changetheairfoundation.org/the-hidden-dangers-of-moldy-smells/

Start Here tab: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

Understanding Air Cleaners & Purifiers Interview With Carl Grimes: https://changetheairfoundation.org/understanding-air-cleaners-purifiers-with-carl-grimes/

Ventilation Designs for Healthy Homes Interview With Corbett Lunsford: https://changetheairfoundation.org/ventilation-designs-for-healthy-homes/

Get in touch with our guest:
Home Air Check: https://www.homeaircheck.com
Enthalpy Analytical: https://enthalpy.com
Sarah Mack’s email: [email protected]

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Could the secret to buying a healthier home start with choosing the right realtor? Tune in as holistic realtor and building biology advocate Tori McGee shares how her unique approach helps buyers spot red flags and uncover hidden health risks such as poor indoor air quality, moisture issues, and environmental exposures during the home-buying process. From finding signs of water damage and navigating disclosures to radon testing and requesting CLUE reports, Tori equips listeners with practical tips for making informed, health-conscious real estate decisions. Whether you're looking for your next home or supporting someone else through the process, this interview reveals why hiring a holistic realtor could be one of the wisest choices you make.

Episode Highlights:

• What is holistic real estate, and how does Tori McGee use it to help buyers find healthy homes? (2:56)
• What inspired Tori to specialize in holistic realty? (4:10)
• How does Tori assess the health of a home before an offer is made? (7:21)
• What listing red flags might signal hidden issues with a home’s health? (10:37)
• How can buyers uncover as much information as possible about a property, and what should they know about disclosures and the legal doctrine “buyer beware”? (11:35)
• How can buyers get the inspections they want while still having their contract accepted? (14:42)
• Is mold or water damage a required disclosure in the state of Georgia? What can a CLUE report reveal? (17:47)
• Is it a red flag when a seller paints their home prior to putting it on the market? (21:37)
• If you discover problems with a home, is it best to walk away, ask the seller to fix it, or negotiate? (23:09)
• Which home features tend to be more problematic for your health? (30:04)
• What additional features do health-conscious buyers look for in a home? (31:47)
• What tips does Tori have for health-conscious home buyers? (34:06)
• How can you find a holistic realtor near you? (35:45)

Links Mentioned in Interview:

The Five Signs of Water Damage: https://changetheairfoundation.org/free-downloads/

Radon 101: Test, Mitigate, Breathe Easyhttps://changetheairfoundation.org/radon-101-test-mitigate-breathe-easy/

Start Here tab: https://changetheairfoundation.org/mold-water-damage/

An IEP’s Perspective: Tips for Buying & Renting a Healthier Home Interview With Michael Schrantz: https://cA Home Inspector’s Perspective: Tips for Buying and Renting a Healthier Home

Interview with Cy Porter: https://changetheairfoundation.org/a-home-inspectors-perspective-tips-for-buying-and-renting-a-healthier-home/

An IEP’s Perspective Part 2: Tips for Buying & Renting a Healthier Home Interview With Michael Schrantz: https://changetheairfoundation.org/an-ieps-perspective-part-2-tips-for-buying-renting-a-healthier-home/

A Builder’s Perspective: Tips for Buying & Renting a Healthier Home Interview With Brian Tinker:https://changetheairfoundation.org/a-builders-perspective-tips-for-buying-renting-interview-with-brian-tinker/

A Home Inspector’s Perspective: Tips for Buying & Renting a Healthier Home Interview With CY Porter: