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Podcast 328: IBSx Wrap Up
Bryan, Mike, Rob, and Patrick talk with Huber product-application experts about new building products and about some of the strange questions they have to answer on Huber's tech support line.
Podcast 327: IBSx Show Highlights, Day 3
Bryan Uhler, Mike Guertin, Matt Millham, and Patrick McCombe talk about how to make the most of a virtual Builders’ Show and how to talk to clients about house features they can't see.
Podcast 326: IBSx Show Highlights, Day 2
Patrick McCombe, Bryan Uhler, Mike Guertin, and Brian Pontolilo talk about the virtual Builders’ Show experience and share more new finds for 2021.
Podcast 325: IBSx Show Highlights, Day 1
The podcast crew talks with Ed Rogers from Vadara about how quartz countertops are made, plus they swap suggestions for products, tools, and educational sessions to check out at the show.
Podcast 324: IBSx Preview
This episode kicks off podcast coverage of the 2021 International Builders' Show, with insights into the new virtual experience, a little IBS history, and some exciting new building materials—including a new type of AdvanTech subfloor.
Podcast 323: Addition Airtightness, Beam Rescue, and Air-Sealing Around a Chimney
Matt, Kiley, and Patrick hear from listeners about hiding foam insulation and homemade light fixtures before taking listener questions on the appropriate airtightness for an addition, fixing a badly hacked beam, and the right way to air-seal around a chimney.
Podcast 322: PRO TALK With Architect Michael Ingui
In this Pro-Talk podcast, Patrick talks to architect Michael Ingui of Brooklyn, New York, about the challenges of building in New York, how to improve builder/contractor relationships, and making Passive House mainstream.
Testing for Voltage
Use both noncontact testers and probe testers to verify that power is off.
Cutting Power at the Panel
Follow these basic guidelines to stay safe when working with electricity.
Working Safely With Electrical Circuits
Respecting the power of electricity is essential to prevent house fires, personal injuries, or worse.

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