If you go into a nursery, just about anyone's house, it stinks like...

Rule of thumb.

If it smells like sh**, it is shit and if it's bacteria. Mom is trying to do everything to keep your little baby healthy and happy, and your baby is spending 16 or 18 hours a day in a little shu-box. Breathing in poop particles, shardicles, all day, all night, with the bacteria levels off the chart. It's the only thing that's keeping us alive right now.

If there is no air, we wouldn't be recording anymore. day, all night with the bacteria levels off the chart. It's the only thing that's keeping us alive right now.

If there was no air, we wouldn't be recording anymore.

So we just take it for granted and not all air is equal.

Air has nature intended it was perfect, but we've been fission it up for a long time. Today's guest says we're living in slow motion disaster zones inside our own homes,

and we don't even know it.

He's walked into the aftermath of wildfires, floods, and toxic mold outbreaks.

He's seen people lose their health and sometimes their minds from what was floating invisibly

in the air.

And after years in disaster remediation,

he realized something shocking. Industrial-grade air scrubbers were saving buildings, but nobody had

ever thought that that power should go into the average home. Until now, Mike Feldstein is the founder

of Jasper, a next-gen air scrubbing system built with hospital-grade tech,

not just a purifier, but the kind of heavy-duty machine used in disaster zones, now reimagined

for your bedroom or your baby nursery or your kitchen. He's also, you're going to love this,

the founder of the Kindling Academy, what might just be the healthiest school in America, right in Austin, Texas, with clean air as one of its pillars.

You're going to flip hearing him talk about what they're doing in this school.

It is so unreal.

In this episode, we talk about why fragrance is the new secondhand smoke, the item in your baby's nursery that you have never

thought twice about that is making it very difficult for them to breathe, how indoor air could be

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