Science of Building Your Nest

Ep. 11 – Matthew Ditlow: From Volume to Vision - A Builder’s Path to Wisdom

Matthew Ditlow has spent the last two decades watching Austin transform - and growing alongside it. In this conversation, he shares how his early work in real estate laid the foundation for a deeper calling: to build homes and businesses centered around trust, communication, and long-term wellbeing. Rather than abandoning his past, Matthew reflects on how each phase - sales, conflict, mentorship, even missteps - gave him tools to build with more intention. We talk about the shift from transactional thinking to meaningful craftsmanship, the complexity of managing relationships in business, and the influence of family, faith, and design on how he approaches his work today. Matthew also dives into how building science and indoor air quality became central to his company’s mission - not just as technical considerations, but as expressions of care and integrity. This episode is a conversation about growth without reinvention. It’s about refining your path instead of replacing it, staying rooted in values, and creating something that reflects who you are at every level - from the foundation to the finish. Connect with Matthew Ditlow: Linked-In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewditlow/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewditlow/] Hosted by Keating Kuhn Gold Eagle Services & Pure Maintenance of Central TX Follow on Instagram: @ScienceofBuildingYourNest Disclaimer: This podcast provides general information and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice tailored to your individual needs, including in areas such as medical, legal, or financial matters.

Ep. 10 – Paul Daniels: Navigating Austin’s Market & Building Authentic Community

What does it take to leave a stable tech career and dive headfirst into real estate? In this in-depth conversation, Paul Daniels of the Daniels Real Estate Team shares the real story behind their bold leap — selling prized cars, cashing out a 401k, and fully committing to building a new life in Austin’s booming market. Hear how Paul and Lindsey combined their passions for entrepreneurship, community, and connection to create not only a successful real estate business but also thriving local communities around audio and exotic cars. From navigating Austin’s ever-changing neighborhoods to helping clients find homes that truly fit their lifestyles, Paul offers practical insights and heartfelt advice for buyers, sellers, and anyone chasing a dream. If you’re ready to be inspired by resilience, authenticity, and the power of community — this conversation is for you. Connect with Paul & Lindsey Daniels: Website: danielsteam.com [http://danielsteam.com] Facebook Groups: Austin Audio Files | Austin Supercars & Exotics Instagram: @thedanielsteamaustin Hosted by Keating Kuhn Gold Eagle Services & Pure Maintenance of Central Tx Follow on Instagram: @ScienceofBuildingYourNest Disclaimer: This podcast provides general information and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice tailored to your individual needs, including in areas such as medical, legal, or financial matters.

Ep. 9 – 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 someone deeply involved in the HVAC world—and a distributor who puts education first—Denise brings sharp insight into the challenges contractors face, the myths homeowners believe, and why relationships matter more than ever in this industry. We explore the importance of alignment between contractors and distributors, the rise of IAQ as a serious concern (not just an add-on), and what it means to build trust in a field where misinformation is common. Denise also shares her personal journey into HVAC, what makes Winsupply different, and how she helps equip contractors with the tools to serve their customers better. Whether you’re in the trades or a homeowner looking to breathe cleaner, this conversation highlights the human side of HVAC—and why the air in your home deserves more attention than it gets. Connect with our guest: Instagram: @thatacchick and @winsmartatx Hosted by Keating Kuhn Gold Eagle Services & Pure Maintenance of Central Tx Follow on Instagram: @ScienceofBuildingYourNest Disclaimer: This podcast provides general information and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice tailored to your individual needs, including in areas such as medical, legal, or financial matters.

Ep 8. - Raechel Kelley: Matcha, Mindfulness & Meaningful Sips

In this episode, Raechel Kelley, founder of Siply Tea, joins the podcast to share how tea can become more than just a drink—it can be a grounding ritual rooted in health, sustainability, and intention. Siply was born from a desire to simplify wellness without compromising on quality, using clean, organic ingredients and a deep respect for where our products—and our water—come from. We explore the powerful connection between matcha and mindfulness, the often-overlooked importance of water quality, and how Raechel’s commitment to sustainable sourcing and packaging shaped every detail of the Siply brand. Whether you’re a longtime tea drinker or just tea-curious, this conversation invites you to slow down, sip with purpose, and rediscover the beauty in daily rituals. Connect with our guest: Website: SipSiply.com [http://SipSiply.com] Hosted by Keating Kuhn Gold Eagle Services & Pure Maintenance of Central Tx Follow on Instagram: @ScienceofBuildingYourNest Disclaimer: This podcast provides general information and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice tailored to your individual needs, including in areas such as medical, legal, or financial matters.

Ep. 7 - Tom Martin: Disrupting Industries with Milo Insulation and Sorghum-Based Solutions

Tom Martin, founder of Milo Insulation, joins the podcast to share how a humble grain—sorghum—is driving a new wave of sustainability in the building industry and beyond. This drought-resistant, carbon-efficient crop is being used to challenge the status quo—not just in insulation, but across multiple industries that rely on petroleum-based materials. We discuss the origins of the Milo brand, how Thermal Puff technology gives sorghum its edge, and why plant-based products like this are more than just eco-friendly—they’re high-performing, cost-effective, and built for the future. If you're curious about building science, sustainable materials, or what it really takes to innovate in a legacy industry, this episode is packed with practical insight and big-picture thinking. Connect with our Guest: Website: www.miloinsulation.com [http://www.miloinsulation.com] Hosted by Keating Kuhn Gold Eagle Services & Pure Maintenance of Central Tx Follow on Instagram: @ScienceofBuildingYourNest Disclaimer: This podcast provides general information and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified professional for advice tailored to your individual needs, including in areas such as medical, legal, or financial matters.