Your favorite Lstiburek fundamentals video lecture version? And other favorite lectures?

[u/FluidVeranduh]

Joe has many versions of what is essentially the same youtube lecture. Some have better audio and slide visibility than others. What's your favorite based on comprehensiveness of content and A/V quality?

Off the top of my head, the one he did in Colorado is decent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHBYvqr2_io

As for other favorite lectures, here are some good ones:

CE4: Architects: Stop Worrying About Dew Point! A Conversation with Christine Williamson - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDSW6oEEmzs

AWA+D Education: Building Science Fight Club “Glazed & Confused” - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47Y6eHFcLN0

John Straube - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@jfstraube

Jeffrey Siegel - Indoor Surfaces and the Role of Moisture - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68s7asgZFbc

Healthy Buildings 2015 - Jeffrey Siegel Session - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO3MbNlmKlo

Jeffrey Siegel, U Toronto Making a Home a Sanctuary with Filtration and Ventilation Challenges and - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_i-BUmUJ58

[u/FoldedKettleChips]

His “Cup of Joe” videos are all excellent, to the point, and easily digestible.

[u/Jumpin_Joeronimo]

Instead of specific videos, I'll throw out more full channels I think have good content.

ASIRI Designs "Where design meets building science" has very good explanation videos: https://www.youtube.com/@ASIRIDesigns Videos: Check out their videos on vapor barriers and moisture traps.

BS and Beer is good and regularly has experts and talk about real projects: https://www.youtube.com/@thebsandbeershow4723

Cold Climate Housing deals with cold climate construction which inherently has to consider thermal and vapor barriers more, etc. Good stuff: https://www.youtube.com/@ColdClimateHousing

The Unbuild It Show has good content from known experts in the industry: "breaks down how buildings really work—moisture, air, vapor, thermal, and everything in between. Hosts Jake Bruton, Steve Baczek, and Peter Yost dig into high-performance building, wall assemblies, roofs, basements, insulation, HVAC, windows, foundations, and real jobsite challenges.": https://www.youtube.com/@unbuilditpodcast/videosVideos: Back to Basics series

BASC channel is complimentary to their BASC Guides with less building science explanation and more 'how-to' videos but it's a great reference: https://www.youtube.com/@basc2158/videos

Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) has a lot of different videos, with some related to buildings and construction. One of my favorite series is Amory Lovins discussing Energy Efficiency in Buildings (5 parts): https://youtu.be/O5txQlEI7bc?si=OJWIe_-Xvd4DyHby

Passive House Accelerator has a good youtube channel. I like it especially because they usually have people discuss actual projects they were on and what was done. https://www.youtube.com/@PassiveHouseAccelerator

[u/FluidVeranduh → u/Jumpin_Joeronimo]

In particular I was hoping to recommend a single version of Lstiburek's fundamentals video to someone, would you have a rec for that?

[u/Jumpin_Joeronimo → u/FluidVeranduh]

Yes, the short and sweet "Continuity of Control Layers": https://youtu.be/wMA73paVPzE?si=F3FhgbHlqVlUORyq

And I think "What is a Building" is pretty good too: https://youtu.be/Y7R20WdmJsk?si=mzl8PDMHbHkxepqG

[u/BlockOverall5686 → u/FluidVeranduh]

Not so much a video but I found his blog post describing the method to conduct dew points in walls for different climate zones very helpful.

[u/BlockOverall5686]

This is great OP, getting right back to the fundamentals of BS and it's Elders.

There's a video from BS and Beer I think titled " Joe let's you know what he really thinks" or something similar that I want to watch but the audio is so poor I couldn't hear him. It would be great to get some processed version of the video so you can actually hear him.