#244: PRO TALK with Peter Yost

The Fine Homebuilding Podcast

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🗓️ 5 May 2020

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Peter Yost and Patrick discuss the residential construction industry and how buildings have changed through the decades and what this means for our understanding of building science.

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0:00.0	It's heat flow through buildings that dries them out.
0:10.0	So if you reduce the heat flow through a building and you don't manage the moisture better,
0:18.0	well, the moisture is going to stay in the materials longer.
0:27.4	Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, a regular discussion with building industry
0:32.3	professionals. This is Senior Editor Patrick McCone. I'm joined by Building Science
0:36.6	Expert Peter Yost and producer Jeff Rose.
0:40.1	Peter Consultant presents on Building Performance and Building Science Matters.
0:44.4	You can email your questions to FHB Podcast at taunton.com.
0:48.3	You can find the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast and the original Fine Home Building podcast
0:52.3	at Fine Home Building.com slash podcast.
0:56.1	You can also leave feedback and ask questions there too.
0:59.8	Peter, it is such a pleasure to have you here.
1:01.3	Thank you for agreeing to being in the podcast.
1:03.3	Well, it's my pleasure, Patrick, and Jeff.
1:05.0	It's, uh, have a long and very satisfactory relationship with Taunton Press and Fine Home Building.
1:12.3	I love that you're still involved. It's awesome. So are you healthy? Are you family okay?
1:18.9	Are you able to work? Yeah, thanks for asking. Yeah, I have, you know, I do a bunch of different things in my
1:26.6	business. And so some work is pretty
1:29.6	much on hold for the indefinite future. But about half my work is still cranking along.
1:37.4	So I'm just shy of 65. And so I was thinking, I'm going to work full time this year until
1:43.7	December 31st and then part time next year. I think I'm going to work full time this year until December 31st and then part time next year.
1:46.3	I think I'm going to be working part time this year and full time next year.
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