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Building Science Digest is a CertainTeed brings together leading experts to unpack the science behind healthier, more resilient buildings.
Each episode dives into a core topic–from indoor air comfort and moisture management to fire safety and acoustic design–offering practical insights for architects, builders, and building owners.
Whether you're designing new spaces or improving existing ones, Building Science Digest helps you make smarter decisions for occupant well-being and building performance.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 22 days
Average audio length:
30 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
17 episodes
since March 27, 2025
episodic
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The Pacific Northwest is facing a new generation of environmental challenges, and the way we design homes is changing with it.
Host Stan Gatland sits down with Chrissi Antonopoulos, a Chief Scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, to discuss what residential resiliency looks like in one…
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What does resiliency really mean in a hot and humid climate?
In this episode of Building Science Digest, host Rémi Goulet sits down with Ryan Atlee to explore how homes perform under the unique demands of the Gulf Coast climate.
Recorded in Houston, Texas, the conversation dives into the daily ch…
In the Rocky Mountains, building resiliency means managing multiple climate risks at once. Homes must withstand wildfire exposure, extreme cold, heavy snow loads, and year‑round moisture challenges, often within the same structure.
In this episode of Building Science Digest, host Galen Burrell sit…
In the Southeast United States, residential resiliency isn’t only about preparing for extreme weather. It is about managing moisture, humidity, and system performance every day.
In this episode of Building Science Digest, Stan Gatland is joined by Theresa A Weston, President at The Holt Weston Con…
New England’s residential buildings are under increasing stress. Heavier rain events, wetter snow, rising temperatures, and an aging housing stock are exposing durability weaknesses that often go unnoticed. In most cases, water sits at the center of the problem.
In this episode of Building Science…
When it comes to building science, resilience starts below the surface.
In this episode of Building Science Digest, Christian Kennedy sits down with Lisa Semling, Product and Innovation Manager for GCP, to explore what it really takes to design and protect a building’s foundation.
From pre-applie…
In this episode of Building Science Digest, we chat with Dennis Wilson, VP, ESG & Managing Director, Circular Economy Solutions North America at Saint-Gobain North America, to unpack one of the most important shifts in sustainable construction: the move from a linear economy to a circular econo…
What makes a roof truly resilient?
In this episode of Building Science Digest, we sit down with James White, Senior Product Manager for CertainTeed Residential Roofing, to break down everything you need to know about impact-resistant shingles—how they work, why they matter, and what’s driving the…
What does the future of offsite construction look like—and how can it transform the way we build?
In this episode of Building Science Digest, Christian Kennedy and Dennis Michaud - Managing Director, Offsite Solutions - dive into the evolving world of offsite manufacturing and prefabrication.
Fr…
What exactly is a “cool roof,” and why are building codes and communities across the country paying so much attention to them?
In this episode of Building Science Digest, host Christian Kennedy sits down with CertainTeed Product Manager for Low-Slope Roofing, Ted Winslow, to break down the science…
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