International Code Council: Non-profit, building codes

ICC Pulse Podcast

The ICC Pulse Podcast is a monthly podcast that offers listeners the inside scoop on the International Code Council and the building safety industry. Episodes of the ICC Pulse Podcast will feature interviews with leading industry experts where we will discuss a wide range of topics including current events and new technologies.

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International Code Council: Non-profit, building codes

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Technology

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www.iccsafe.org

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Nov 3, 2025

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Episodes

SPECIAL EDITION: Securing Clean & Abundant Water 13.05.2019

RESTalk Host Bill Spohn interviews RESNET Program Director Ryan Meres and Code Council Executive Director of Sustainability Programs Dave Walls for this special ICC and RESNET collaboration episode for Building Safety Month. The guests discuss the new water ratings standard, water efficiency and conservation.   Episode length: 00:19:08

Episode 15: Career Path to Master Code Professional 17.04.2019

This month we are joined by  David Naples , a building code official for Remington & Vernick Engineers in Middletown, Delaware. Since 2006, David has been a Master Code Professional, the highest level of Code Council certification. In this episode, we discuss Dave's career path to MCP certification.   Episode length: 00:14:39

Episode 14: Interior Design & The Codes 20.03.2019

In this month's episode, we discuss codes and interior design with American Society of Interior Designers CEO Randy Fiser, Hon. FASID. Episode Length: 00:19:17

Episode 13: The Global Standards Community 28.02.2019

Code Council Vice President of Global Services Judy Zakreski appears as the guest host for Episode 13 of the ICC Pulse Podcast. ASTM International President Katharine Morgan joins Judy for a conversation about global standards. With more than three decades of experience in increasingly strategic and managerial roles at ASTM, Kathie is a respected industry leader and one of the world's prominent vo...

Episode 12: Federal Government Update 23.01.2019

In this month's episode of the ICC Pulse Podcast, Code Council Vice President of Federal Relations Gabe Maser gives an update on the federal government after the 2018 midterm elections. Gabe shares insight on the federal government's involvement with the codes, various legislative agendas related to the built environment and what to expect from the 116th Congress.   Episode Length: 11 min. 41 sec.

Episode 11: Building a Career in Plumbing 19.12.2018

Code Council Senior Director of PMG Resources  Lee Clifton  appears as the guest host for episode 11 of the ICC Pulse Podcast. Clifton's former trainee Damon Premer joins for a conversation about building a career in plumbing. Premer has worked in the plumbing trade for 32 years and is a senior project executive at All Area Plumbing in Commerce, Calif. 

SPECIAL: Hoarding & The Codes 26.11.2018

In this special edition episode of the ICC Pulse Podcast we are joined by Matt Paxton , top hoarding expert and featured cleaner on the hit television show HOARDERS. Matt, who served as our keynote speaker at this year's Annual Conference in Richmond, Va., shares his expertise about a topic that is inextricably linked to building safety, fire prevention and the codes.    

Episode 10: The Alliance for National and Community Resilience 14.11.2018

Code Council Vice President of Government Relations and Executive Director for the Alliance for National and Community Resilience (ANCR) Justin Wiley appears as the guest host and resilience prevention expert and ANCR Board of Directors member Ryan Colker  joins him for a conversation about ANCR. Ryan is also the Vice President of the National Institute of Building Sciences where he leads the Inst...

Episode 9: Tiny Homes & Code Enforcement 17.10.2018

Chief Building Official for Davis, California, Greg Mahoney joins us this month to share industry insight on the new phenomenon of tiny homes, including the challenges these homes present to code officials and the overall impact on housing affordability. Greg also explains Appendix Q of the 2018 International Residential Code which covers tiny home requirements.  Episode Duration: 00:21:58

Episode 8: Welcoming the New Generation of Building Safety Leaders 19.09.2018

Recent Boise High School graduate Therese Etoka joins us for this month's episode to share her story about her advocacy for code adoption in Boise. 

Episode 7: Plumbing Cross-Connection Control Programs 22.08.2018

Code Council Senior Director of PMG Resources Lee Clifton appears as the guest host for episode 7 of the ICC Pulse Podcast. Backflow prevention specialist Bruce Rathburn joins Lee for a conversation about plumbing cross-connection control programs. Bruce is the past president of his local chapter of the American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA) and the immediate past president of the ABPA In...

Episode 6: From Military to Civilian ft. Sergeant First Class Mike Reese 18.07.2018

This month's episode explore the transition from the military to civilian life. Currently a code services officer in Manhattan, KS, Sergeant First Class Mike Reese joins us to share the fascinating story of his journey from the Army to the world of building safety. Episode Duration: 00:14:35 Additional resources ICC Military Families Career Path Program ICC Learning Center  

Episode 5: ft Mike Pfeiffer & Ed Wirtschoreck 20.06.2018

In this episode of the ICC Pulse Podcast, ICC's Senior Vice President of Technical Service Mike Pfeiffer joins as our guest host.  He and special guest Ed Wirtschoreck , ICC Director of Codes, share a comprehensive recap of the Spring Committee Action Hearings that took place in Columbus, Ohio from April 15-23, 2018.  Episode Duration: 00:27:22 More resources Five takeaways from the Committee Acti...

Episode 4: Legionella & Building Water Systems 18.05.2018

In this month's episode, the Code Council interviewed  Dr. Janet Stout , a world-renowned expert on Legionella and Legionnaire's disease. Dr. Stout, president and director of Special Pathogens Laboratory in Pittsburgh and a research associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh, talks about the dangers of Legionella, where it's most prevalent and how those at risk can protect themselves. Epi...

Episode 3 ft. FEMA's Eric Letvin & John Ingargiola 18.04.2018

In this month's episode we welcome two guests from the Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration (FIMA) of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).   Eric Letvin , FEMA's Deputy Assistant Administrator of Mitigation and  John Ingargiola , Lead Physical Scientist of FEMA's Building Science Branch join us to discuss pre-disaster mitigation, a prevalent topic after the series of tragic n...

Episode 2 ft. Beth Tubbs 20.03.2018

Beth Tubbs , a senior staff engineer with the International Code Council Codes and Standards Development department joins us this month. She has been with the Code Council since 1995 and she is currently the secretariat to the International Existing Building Code, the International Fire Code, and ICC Performance Code. Beth is also the lead staff on the Fire Code Action Committee. Beth has extensiv...

Episode 1 feat. Jay Elbettar 20.02.2018

In episode 1, Whitney Doll, the Code Council's Director of Communications and podcast host, talks with Board of Directors President Jay Elbettar, P.E., CBO, LEED AP, CASp. Jay shares some of his experiences as a code official, plans for 2018 and updates about various Code Council initiatives. Jay Elbettar, P.E., CBO, LEED AP, CASp is the president of the ICC Board of Directors and a building offic...

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