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1. GBA Editor
   Martin Holladay | Jul 11, 2014 07:23am | #1

   Scott,
   Perhaps you already know this, but your question wasn't clear on this point: You do realize that GBA produces podcasts, don't you? Our own podcasts fit the bill -- because our podcasts cover material that is "similar to GBA content."

   The first place to start is the Green Architects' Lounge landing page, where you will find 37 podcasts that you can download or listen to on your computer.

   The next step is to enter the word "podcast" in our search box. You'll find lots of links to podcasts by Joe Lstiburek, including these:

   The Perfect Wall, Roof, and Slab

   Rain Control in Energy Efficient Buildings

   Insulation Retrofits on Old Masonry Buildings

   Understanding Indoor Air Quality (1)

   Understanding Indoor Air Quality (2)

   Air Barrier or Vapor Barrier?

   Efflorescence = Water Damage

   You'll also find podcasts by John Straube, including these:

   How Air Affects a House

   Why Does Green Building Matter? (Part 1)

   Why Does Green Building Matter? (Part 2)

   How Heat Moves Through Homes

   You'll also find some GBA pages with links to podcasts on other sites:

   Ben Adam-Smith interviews Martin Holladay

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   stp479 | Jul 11, 2014 08:11am | #2

   Thanks a lot Martin!

   Scott

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   somewhere_or_other | Oct 06, 2014 06:27pm | #3

   Martin,

   Are the majority of these actual podcasts, or just audio recordings linked from the corresponding webpages? I'm having trouble finding any kind of RSS/XML/Syndication link, or even a link to itunes, that I can import into my podcast reader.

4. GBA Editor
   Martin Holladay | Oct 07, 2014 05:07am | #4

   Lloyd,
   At this time, the automatic link between the GBA podcasts and the iTunes site is broken. Our tech team is working on fixing it. Thanks for your patience while we get this bug figured out.

   In the meantime, you can listen to the podcast by clicking the little arrow above the word "Download" at the top of each page with a podcast, or you can download the MP3 file to your portable device (your smart phone).

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   charlie_sullivan | Oct 08, 2014 08:40pm | #5

   Count me among those who would subscribe if there were an RSS feed.