The Water Values Podcast

The Water Values Podcast series is presented in collaboration with Bluefield Research. This podcast series explores water issues from a variety of perspectives with the goal of uncovering the true value of water. Each episode will delve into one aspect of water, such as water utilities, water treatment, water resources, water reuse, and more.

Hosted by:
Dave McGimpsey

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

Sponsors

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

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16 Apr 2024  |  Episode #256   |  Earl McGimpsey

Reflections on the Boldt Decision with Earl McGimpsey 

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with Alyson Watson, Tony Parrott, Robert Puente

The Year in Water 2022 with Robert Puente, Tony Parrott, and Alyson Watson

15 Nov 2022  |  Episode #224
with Manny Teodoro

Inside the Profits of Distrust with Manny Teodoro

1 Nov 2022  |  Episode #223
with Austin Alexander

Net Zero: The Race We All Win with Xylem’s Austin Alexander

18 Oct 2022  |  Episode #222
with Tacoma Zach

Next Level Asset Management with MentorAPM Co-founder & CEO Tacoma Zach

4 Oct 2022  |  Episode #221
with Melissa Kelly, Caroline Koch

Localized Water Infrastructure with Melissa Kelly and Caroline Koch

6 Sep 2022  |  Episode #219
with Barb Martin, Reese Tisdale

Calling All Future Water Leaders! with AWWA’s Barb Martin

16 Aug 2022  |  Episode #218
with Mae Stevens

Public Policy in the Water Sector with Mae Stevens

2 Aug 2022  |  Episode #217
with Alexander Loucopoulos

Sciens Water’s Mid-Market Water Investment Strategy with Alexander Loucopoulos

21 Jun 2022  |  Episode #216
with Dr. Stephanie Smith

The Water Opportunity Presented by Climate Change with Dr. Stephanie Smith

17 May 2022  |  Episode #214
with Aaron Tartakovsky

Onsite Water Reuse with Epic Cleantec’s Aaron Tartakovsky

19 Apr 2022  |  Episode #212
with Mike Sumner

Cybersecurity Basics with Consolidated Utility District’s Mike Sumner