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Build Podcast | Episode 196: My Personal Healthy Home

In this episode of The Build Show Podcast, Matt takes a personal deep dive into what makes a truly Healthy Home. Using his own house as an example, Matt shares practical lessons and honest insights on what he did right—and what he’d change—when it comes to building for health and comfort. He breaks down the three essentials of a healthy home: good indoor air quality, non-toxic materials, and energy efficiency. From filtration and ventilation to humidity control and airtight construction, Matt explains how thoughtful design choices can improve well-being and performance in any home. Huge thanks to our episode sponsor, Arclin. To learn more see the link below.
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What To Expect At Build Show Live 2026 | Build Show Podcast Episode 228

Episode 228    

Build Show Live in San Antonio offers targeted education, networking, and hands-on learning for builders, architects, and construction professionals seeking to improve their residential construction projects.

Spray Foam Insulation Pt 2 Myths Busted | Build Show Podcast Ep. 227

Episode 227    

Matt Risinger continues his deep dive into spray foam insulation in Part 2, separating fact from fiction. He tackles common myths, explains where spray foam excels (and where it doesn't), discusses evolving European regulations, and shares smart hybrid insulation strategies for building high-performance homes.

The Future of Home Building: AI, Digital Twins & Smarter Workflows | Build Show Podcast Ep. 226

Episode 226    

Artificial intelligence in construction improves efficiency and client experience through connected data and digital tools. Visit Pella.com for more information.

Spray Foam Insulation Hype vs Reality | Build Show Podcast Ep. 225

Episode 225    

Matt Risinger discusses the pros and cons of spray foam insulation compared to other options, focusing on proper installation and choosing the right strategy for high-performance homes.

Building Science 101: Understanding Vapor Control | Build Show Podcast Ep. 224

Episode 224    

Learn about vapor control and moisture management in building assemblies with Matt Risinger, sponsored by Huber Engineered Woods. Keep up with Matt on social media for more content.

The Perfect Wall? What Builders Need to Know About Mineral Wool | Build Show Podcast Ep. 223

Episode 223    

Matt Risinger, James Bourget, and Dan Edelman discuss exterior insulation, focusing on mineral wool and stone wool assemblies for high-performance homes.

Why Every Custom Builder Needs a Building Science Consultant | Build Show Podcast Ep. 222

Episode 222    

Building science consultants focus on preventing building problems through early involvement, analyzing building enclosures, climate-specific design strategies, and risk management. Thank you to sponsor Huber Engineered Woods. Watch episodes on social media.

Why Building to Code Isn't Enough — The Build HD Standard Explained | Build Show Podcast Ep. 221

Episode 221    

Jim Gunn discusses the Build HD standard with Matt Risinger, emphasizing water management, air control, structural performance, and durability. Building to code alone is not sufficient for lasting homes.

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