Re: (IAQ) Radio 1/11 Noon EST Sharon Kramer on Conflicts of Inter...

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Joe.

Ya know how each talk has three versions? The one you are going to say, the one you actually say and the one you wish you'd said.

I really wish that I had mentioned someone's name that helped me to understand the shenanigans of ACOEM. Greg Weatherman of Aerobiological Solutions was the first person to explain to me how ACOEM was able to magically determine that the poisons of mold don't poison.

Sharon

Thank you Sharon you did a great job. We had some technical difficulties at the studio and the audio wasn't perfect but the response has been good.

I also want to thank any other members of this group that have particpated in the past. There are a bunch of you. We are always looking for good guests and many of you would be excellent please let me know if you would like to get something off your chest and on the air or would just like to share your expertise with a little different audience. We will do our best to schedule it.

All 64 of our past shows are archived at the link Sharon provided and there is no charge to download or stream and listen to the shows.

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I am giving an interview for the Indoor Air Quality Internet Radio Show regarding the conflicts of interest in medicine over the mold issue. This will be my first time to speak so publicly about the matter.

Hosted by: Joe /Cliff ZlotnikTitle: EPISODE64 - Sharon Noonan Kramer -Activist/Advocate

Time: 01/11/2008 12:00 PM ESTEpisode Notes: IAQ Radio is back from the holidays this week with a bang. Sharon Kramer has been shaking up the insurance and medical community for years now exposing how the "powers that be" use conflicts of interest and marketing ploys to deny mold and damp buildings cause health problems. Her hard work lead to a recent Wall Street Journal article exposing some of these conflicts. The original paper she authored that caught The Journal's attention was "ACOEM Exposed, A Case Study in Sham Peer Review and Conflicts of Interest". More recently, Sharon has been published herself in the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health with paper she co-authored entitled "ACOEM, A professional association in service to industry". Don't miss this interview.

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[Guest guest]

Chuck and Joe,

I agree! In past couple of weeks, I have gone into the IAQRadio.com website and listened to some older audios while I am doing other stuff on the computer. You all are compiling quite an impressive audio library regarding IAQ issues. There is some great info in there. Am really looking forward to hearing what Dr. Godish has to say.

Sharon

Hi Joe,I seem to always have something going on at noon on Fridays, but have genuinely enjoyed your show the couple of times I've been able to listen.The sound quality wasn't all that bad, and when you turned up the volume a bit it was a big help.Technology, as usual, seems to be both a blessing and a curse.Keep up your fine efforts, Joe.Regards,Chuck Reaney

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[Guest guest]

Sharon is right. Its a really great show.

Quite honestly it made me see your profession in a far better light

than I had previously.

I wish that there were many more like you guys.

> Chuck and Joe,

>

> I agree! In past couple of weeks, I have gone into the IAQRadio.com website

> and listened to some older audios while I am doing other stuff on the

> computer. You all are compiling quite an impressive audio library regarding

> IAQ issues. There is some great info in there. Am really looking forward to

> hearing what Dr. Godish has to say.

>

> Sharon

>