The Build Show Podcast Matt Risinger
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Follow Matt Risinger on the Build Show Podcast as he discusses Building Science, Craftsmanship, & Best Practices for Building & Remodeling.
Matt is a Builder who specializes in Architect Driven & Fine Craftsmanship Work.
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Building Performance: Common Problems
This week, Matt is joined by building performance expert, Randy Williams. Their discussion centers on building science and energy efficiency in home construction, emphasizing the importance of blower door tests to identify air leaks and improve insulation.
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Building Consensus Episode 103: Can People Change?
On the third episode of Building Consensus, Travis and Brandon discuss complexities of inducing change within a business environment, particularly concerning team members' mindset and behavior.
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What Should I Use?
This week on The Build Show Podcast, Matt welcomes fellow Build Show Expert, Jake Bruton, to discuss Build Original Series What Should I Use? A second-generation builder, Jake offers insights into the building process, such as choosing materials and following building codes.
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Building Consensus Episode 102: Spec vs. Custom
The majority of new home built in America this year will be constructed as speculative projects by a wide margin. Profit margins on custom homes tend to be more substantial while spec builders rely on higher speed, lower costs and greater volume to make the smaller margins more profitable.
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Should You Hire an Envelope Consultant? Part 2
Erika returns to continue lively conversation with Matt. This week, they discuss the pros and cons of various building materials, expressing a preference for non-conventional wood structural houses despite acknowledging the benefits of concrete and block for thermal performance.
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Building Consensus Episode 101: Who Do I Think You Are?
Introducing “Building Consensus,” a brand-new podcast series from Build Show Expert Travis Brungardt and fellow Kansas City Builder Brandon Jones. From controversy to consensus, this podcast addresses fundamental building issues as well as building science nuance through discussions with industry experts.