57: The Mold Epidemic: Why Our Homes Are Making Us Sick | Michael Rubino

10/06/2025 1h 27min Episodio 57

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In this episode, I'm thrilled to reconnect with a dear friend, Michael Rubino, founder of the Change the Air Foundation and an unparalleled expert in the world of mold. We dive deep into a critical, yet often overlooked, public health issue: mold and its impact on human health. Michael shares his fascinating origin story, detailing how Hurricane Sandy led him to dedicate his life to understanding and remediating mold's devastating effects. We discuss the shocking prevalence of water-damaged buildings, why this problem is so shamefully ignored by larger institutions, and the critical need for proper education and regulation in the remediation industry. Whether you're dealing with mold illness, a practitioner, or simply curious about creating a healthier home environment, this conversation is packed with vital insights you won't want to miss!Topics Discussed:00:00 Introduction to Mold and Its Impact01:54 The Journey into Mold Awareness07:18 The Overlooked Epidemic of Mold Illness11:07 Understanding the Scale of Water Damage15:19 The Role of Government and Public Awareness16:23 Foundations of Health and Environmental Impact20:40 Navigating Mold Remediation33:28 Insurance Challenges in Mold Remediation43:14 Navigating Insurance Barriers for Mold Remediation48:34 Understanding Mold Exposure and Its Health Implications55:20 The Limitations of ERMI Testing and Alternative Solutions01:06:11 Innovations in Mold Testing: The Dust Test01:12:18 The Foundation's Mission: Education, Research, and Policy Reform01:20:45 The Importance of Community and Collective ActionCheck Out Michael: InstagramWebsiteCheck Out Brendan:Brendan’s Instagram: ⁠@the_holistic_savage⁠⁠Brendan Online⁠- - - Send in a voice message:⁠http://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/holisticsavagepodcast/message

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