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The Science of Building Your Nest

Real conversations with builders, healers and entrepreneurs about what it takes to build a healthier home, business and body.

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Denise Corbin

Better HVAC Partnerships, Better Indoor Air

In this episode, Denise Corbin, owner of Winsupply Austin, joins the podcast to talk about what it really takes to move the needle on indoor air quality. As...

Jul 4, 2025 / 72 min
You never know where it leads. You can't time markets. You cannot guarantee success, but you can guarantee personal success by trying those challenges out.
Matthew Ditlow
No matter what phase of life you're in or what stage of life, your net worth, we just all need community.
Paul Daniels
The first line of defense for a healthy home is proper humidity control and proper filtration. It's not a bunch of additives.
Denise Corbin
I really invite anyone, when you are enjoying any beverage, it can even be water, to take that moment to be fully present.
Raechel Kelley
Entrepreneurship will be the solution because there's a niche. If I can make a profit doing something that solves an environmental problem, that's what I'm gonna do.
Tom Martin
Coming to challenges with a little bit of optimism and positivity, like we can fix this, this can be better, you don't have to live in the house this way.
Ambrose Francisco
If I fail tomorrow, I don't want to, but I'm okay with it because I know it'll be easy to bounce back.
Harrison Reese
It's subtle. It's like the air you breathe, it's like a fish in water. You don't realize that it's affecting your health because it's so foundational.
Dr. Marianne Calvanese
Keating Kuhn, host of The Science of Building Your Nest

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Keating Kuhn

Keating Kuhn owns Gold Eagle Services, the Austin HVAC company he started in 2017, and its sister company, Pure Maintenance of Central Texas. Gold Eagle's favorite calls are the stubborn ones: usually botched ductwork, and once, a family of raccoons living in the ducts.

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