Resiliency Videos

  1. SmartCover Acquisition Completes Badger Meter's Water Cycle Vision 10/22/2025

    In this episode of The Water Online Show, Angela Godwin sits down with Brad Hornburg of Badger Meter and Corey Williams of SmartCover Systems to discuss how SmartCover’s recent integration into Badger Meter strengthens the company’s comprehensive approach to water management. Hornburg explained that the acquisition fills a crucial gap in Badger Meter’s “Blue Edge” strategy—offering complete visibility across the water cycle, from collection to distribution.

  2. The Water Online Show: Women Of The Water Industry 10/15/2025

    The water industry touches virtually everything — from access and equity to innovation and infrastructure—yet the women driving its progress are often unseen. In a field traditionally dominated by men, women are now leading the charge, building resilient infrastructure, restoring watersheds, leading utilities, and conducting cutting-edge research. This episode features three of the industry's "badass women of water," who share their unique career journeys, the importance of female representation, and their vision for the future of water.

  3. ABCs Of Water Reuse Brings Clarity And Creativity To Public Outreach 8/21/2025

    In this episode of The Water Online Show, Angela Godwin sits down with Diana Leonard, Communications Director at Carollo Engineers, to discuss The ABCs of Water Reuse—a colorful new educational book designed to make complex engineering concepts accessible to the public.

  4. Building Resilient Utilities Through Living Emergency Plans 8/21/2025

    At the AWWA ACE Convention in Denver, Angela Godwin sits down with Shawn Corrigan of Carollo to unpack the importance of emergency planning and resilience in the water industry.

  5. Future-Proofing Water Utilities: Cybersecurity & Smart Control With Xylem's MultiSmart 8/12/2025

    This episode of the Water Online Show dives into one of the industry’s most urgent topics: cybersecurity in water and wastewater operations. Host Travis Kennedy interviews Spencer Mack of Xylem’s Flygt Americas to explore how cyber risks—from pump stations to SCADA systems—are evolving with digital transformation.

  6. The Water Online Show: Lessons In Climate Adaptation 7/17/2025

    This episode of The Water Online Show features Jesse M. Keenan, a leading scholar on climate change and Associate Professor at Tulane University, and Edgar Westerhof, a climate adaptation expert from Arcadis, who discuss the financial implications and adaptation strategies for water infrastructure.

  7. AWWA CEO David LaFrance On Challenges, Innovation, And The Path To 2050 7/11/2025

    In the latest episode of the Water Online Show, host Angela Godwin sits down with David LaFrance, CEO of the American Water Works Association (AWWA), at the AWWA ACE conference in Denver.

  8. Turning The Tap On Water Awareness 7/9/2025

    The Water Online Show welcomes guest Paul Gagliardo, longtime water industry veteran and host of The Water Entrepreneur podcast. With a career that spans landfill operations to high-level innovation roles, Paul shares his journey into the water sector—highlighting his passion for technology startups and mentorship.

  9. Solving Real-World Utility Challenges 7/1/2025

    In this episode of The Water Online Show, host Angela Godwin sits down with Coby Kleinjan, the newly appointed Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Master Meter, during AWWA’s ACE event in Denver. Throughout the conversation, he highlights Master Meter’s deep focus on solving utility challenges by developing technologies tailored to real-world customer needs.

  10. The Water Online Show: From Reactive To Resilient — Prioritizing Progress In Water Management 5/14/2025

    This episode of the Water Online Show features hosts Travis Kennedy and Kevin Westerling engaging in a thoughtful discussion with Pam Elardo, Senior Director of Strategic Services at Brown and Caldwell, on how to address the multifaceted challenges currently facing water and wastewater utilities in the U.S., including aging infrastructure, workforce availability and capability, funding constraints, the role of technology and AI adoption, the evolving regulatory environment, and the crucial aspect of community expectations.