The Future of Water Podcast

Bluefield’s podcast series breaks down the hottest topics impacting the water industry. The Future of Water is where we talk about all the ways in which companies, utilities, and people are addressing the challenges and opportunities in water.

Hosted by:
Reese Tisdale
President & CEO

For sponsorship opportunities or to send us topic ideas, contact us: podcasts@bluefieldresearch.com

Featured Podcast
3 Mar 2026  |  Episode #138   |  Caroline Vauclain

The US$10 Billion Market Nobody Talks About: Chemicals for Water Treatment 

Advanced Water TreatmentUS & CanadaWater M&A

  • Coverage

17 Aug 2021  |  Episode #33
with Eric Bindler

How Have Water Utilities Fared from COVID?

27 Jul 2021  |  Episode #32
with Erin Bonney Casey, Eric Bindler

A Review: State of the Water Industry

13 Jul 2021  |  Episode #31
with Cullen Mitchell

The “Amazon Effect” on Water

29 Jun 2021  |  Episode #30
with Reese Tisdale

Does California Deserve All the Drought Shaming?

16 Jun 2021  |  Episode #29
with Keith Hays, John Berryman

What We Think about… When We Think about Water

1 Jun 2021  |  Episode #28
with Nina Rossiter, Eric Bindler

Telecom Strategies Emerge at the Center of Digital Water

18 May 2021  |  Episode #27
with Eric Bindler

Cloud Solutions Opening Door to Smaller Water Utilities

4 May 2021  |  Episode #26
with Keith Hays, Chloé Meyer

Veolia and Suez Come to Terms, Redefining “Big Water”

20 Apr 2021  |  Episode #25
with Greg Goodwin

What’s the Outlook for Fixing America’s Lead Water Pipes?

6 Apr 2021  |  Episode #24
with Cullen Mitchell

Water Stress Undermines Global Supply Chains

23 Mar 2021  |  Episode #23
with John Berryman

World Water Day

9 Mar 2021  |  Episode #21
with Keith Hays

Special Episode: Big Acquisitions in Water Are a Big Deal

9 Mar 2021  |  Episode #22
with Erin Bonney Casey

Is Texas Water Crisis a Harbinger of Climate Risk?

23 Feb 2021  |  Episode #20
with Mariel Marchand

Digging into the Aegion/New Mountain Megadeal

9 Feb 2021  |  Episode #19
with Erin Bonney Casey, Cullen Mitchell

Will a Biden Administration Really Impact Water Sector Investment?