Water Online Show Season 2

  1. The Water Online Show: The Mayor, The Utility, And A New PFAS Plant 7/9/2025

    This episode of Water Online Show examines the critical issue of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination in water systems, focusing on Salem, New Jersey's proactive response. Salem partnered with New Jersey American Water, which took over the town's water and sewer utility after a community referendum, leveraging its expertise and resources to tackle the PFAS challenge.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. The Water Online Show: What NASA Satellites Reveal About Earth's Shrinking Freshwater 9/10/2025

    In this episode of In The Flow, hosts Travis Kennedy and Kevin Westerling delve into one of the most pressing issues facing water managers throughout the world: the shrinking supply of freshwater.

  6. The Water Online Show: Bridging The Digital Gap In Water Utilities With AI Solutions 9/24/2025

    On this episode of The Water Online Show, Travis Kennedy spotlights LeakZon’s breakthrough hybrid solution that bridges the gap between traditional AMR and full AMI systems. CMO Tomer Eisner explains how the technology seamlessly integrates with existing infrastructure, enabling utilities to capture AMI-like insights without costly overhauls.

  7. Water Online Show On Location: WEFTEC 2025 Highlights 10/7/2025

    Travis Kennedy and Angela Godwin are broadcasting from Chicago in this episode of the Water Online Show to talk about the highlights of WEFTEC 2025. Tune in to hear the duo discuss the various themes that have come up at this year's event. Some of the topics covered are energy savings, acquisitions and mergers, and product highlights (pumps, blowers, actuators, CSOs, primary and secondary treatment, and MORE!)

  8. 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.

  9. The Water Online Show: The Critical Role Of Vessel Design In Media Treatment 10/29/2025

    In this episode of The Water Online Show, Travis Kennedy sits down with Ben Goecke from Calgon Carbon to talk about optimizing the design choices for your treatment system.

  10. The Water Online Show: MD1 - Technology Reshaping Chemical Dosing 12/3/2025

    In this episode of The Water Online Show, host Travis Kennedy explores the technology reshaping chemical dosing: Blue-White’s Enhanced MD1 metering pump. President Rob Gledhill breaks down how the pump’s dual-diaphragm design delivers near-continuous feed, eliminates vapor lock risks, and boosts accuracy without stroke adjustments.