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In this episode, Stephen is a guest on the Healthier Tech Podcast with R Blank to talk about Building Biology and reducing EMR exposures at home. 

In this episode, Stephen goes through an easy home inspection checklist for people who may be wanting to learn more about their own home, one they want to buy or live in and what they should be focussing in on. In Stephen's easy to understand manner, you can walk around your own home with him and make it healthier and safer for you and your family. 

In this episode Stephen talks about going green with respect to you home, whether you own or rent. He breaks down different aspects and how they relate to you home such as local, natural, energy efficiency and much more. Tune in and green up!

In this episode, Stephen talks about the dangers of asbestos, how to identify asbestos, testing for asbestos in your home and how to keep your family safe and healthy around asbestos. 

In this episode Stephen speaks with Doreya Karim, the Managing Director of the BioGeometry Energy Systems Ltd. Doreya explains what BioGeometry is, and how it can be used to improve your home to create a healthier space to live when looking at subtle earth energies. This is a fun and really interesting talk you won't want to miss.

In this episode, Building Biology Environmental Consultant, Stephen Collette, BBEC, BBNC, LEED AP, CAHP, BSS shares insight on simple and affordable ways to create a safe sleep sanctuary. Stephen breaks down the enemies affecting our health while we sleep each night including biological and chemical pollution, particulate matter, and electromagnetic radiation. Stephen sheds light on the importance of reducing these pollutants for not just adults, but for babies as well because their immune systems are not fully developed until about 12 years of age. He shares why this is the most important, but often overlooked room in the house since we spend the most time here. Stephen shares practical tips, many that are free, that anyone can take right away to improve their health.

In this episode, Stephen is a guest on the Rewild My Bio podcast by Shawn Slade. This is a great conversation about how to connect nature within your own home and the importance of integrating Building Biology and nature in your life.  Please be sure to check out Shawn's podcast Rewild My Bio wherever you listen to podcasts and his website is www.rewildmybio.com 

In this episode, Stephen tells some funny stories of experiences doing healthy house inspections. Tune in and have a much-needed laugh as we take a break from the never-ending news cycle.  You might even learn something between laughs!

In this episode, Stephen hunkers down with you in self-isolation and discusses easy things you can do during quarantine and social distancing to help you and your family stay healthy while at home. 

In this episode, Stephen will talk about dust in our homes. What is dust, where does it come from and how are we able to keep it under control? These are all important questions that Stephen will explain and answer while keeping you entertained in the process. 

This episode is a little different than normal. I had the deep pleasure to interview a pioneer in Canadian building science, Mr. Harold Orr. I got to meet Harold through a colleague and friend, Angie Bugg, who you will also hear on the episode, as well as Harold's wonderful wife, Mary.  The quality isn't great, as this was recorded on my iPhone, but for those nerds out there who love building science history, this is awesome. For those who are not that type of nerd, don't worry, I'll have a regular episode up and running to you shortly.  Here is Harold Orr's bio from the Order of Canada:  Harold Orr’s efforts have been integral to improving energy efficiency and conservation in Canadian homes. As a housing engineer with the National Research Council, he was a key driver of the Saskatchewan Conservation House project, which led to the establishment of new national energy conservation protocols for Canadian buildings. His innovations, which include new insulation techniques and materials, air sealing and efficient ventilation, blower-door testing and heat recycling, serve as worldwide models for energy-efficient housing.

In this episode, Stephen will unwrap how spaces and places make us feel and how we can begin to create spaces that make us feel healthier.