The Toxic Mold Podcast

In episode 367, Steve covers how to manage indoor air quality during a home renovation. We outline the practical steps to prevent the spread of mycotoxins and safely navigate hazardous building materials like asbestos when opening up walls. Below are a few topics we cover. Demolition Dangers: Why opening walls during a remodel releases dormant mold spores, mycotoxins, and hazardous fibers into your indoor air. Asbestos Awareness: Critical safety protocols for identifying and abating asbestos before construction begins. Containment Strategies: Actionable ways to protect the rest of your living space from cross-contamination. Steve offers many consultation packages which can be purchased on our website: www.cnccontractorservices.com If you aren't sure which package is best for you, reach out to us at: info@cnccontractorservices.com Steve also has books available on Amazon. https://tinyurl.com/SteveWorsleybooks We appreciate all of you and hope you have a great week!

In episode 366, Steve talks about the importance of maintaining your crawlspace. Crawlspace mold is one of the most common areas we find mold. Make sure you monitor the humidity levels in your crawlspace. If you know you have mold concerns in your home, you need our mycotoxin prevention kit! Go to our website to purchase the digital bundle. Go to https://www.cnccontractorservices.com/mycotoxinpreventionkit to purchase your kit. We appreciate all of you and hope you're having a great summer!

In episode 365, Steve talks about affordable tools you can purchase to keep your home healthy. IAQ concerns can make everyone in the home sick. It's not uncommon to have only one or two people that are sick. We talk about humidity gauges, drip pans, IAQ monitors and several other tools. You can spend $100 for a few tools and you'll be able to recognize concerns in your home. Make sure you subscribe to our podcast and share this with family and friends. We appreciate all of you and hope you have a great week! Stay safe and stay well.

In episode 364, Steve interviews Dr. Nicolette Richer DSocSci (Doctor of Social Science). Dr. Richer is a chronic disease reversal specialist. Dr. Richer is the CEO and founder of Richer Health Consulting. Her mission is to educate people how to reverse chronic disease and mental health conditions through proven metabolic nutrition and detoxification programs and science backed therapies. Dr. Richer is currently working on Richer Health Hotel and Wellness Centre, representing a new category of hospitality. This “Stay-to-Heal” model combines a 180-suite wellness hotel, a whole-food, plant-based restaurant, and an education and research centre dedicated to helping guests reverse chronic disease, improve mental health, reduce or eliminate medications, and return to thriving through immersive regenerative health programs. We cover many topics and Dr. Richer will explain how the foods you eat affect your health. Dr. Richer can be reached at richerhealth.ca and nicolettericher.com On behalf of all of our listeners, we want to thank Dr. Richer for taking the time to be interviewed. We appreciate all of you and hope you have a great week!

In episode #363, Steve dives into a common but often overlooked entry point for moisture: missing roof shingles. A single missing shingle can lead to water intrusion that quickly escalates into a serious toxic mold problem within your attic and home. Steve explains how even minor roof damage can compromise your home’s air quality. He discusses why homeowners shouldn't wait for a visible ceiling leak to take action and the specific ways moisture trapped in the roof deck can foster mold growth before you ever see it. The Dangers of Delayed Repair: Why missing shingles are a ticking time bomb for mycotoxins. Attic Inspection 101: What to look for during your next roof assessment to prevent moisture intrusion. Next Steps: Steve shares practical advice on when to call a professional and how to address potential mold that has already started to form. Steve wraps up the episode by highlighting resources available at CNC Contractor Services and reminding listeners to stay proactive about their home's health. We appreciate all of you—stay safe and stay well!