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Water Well Journal Industry Connected Podcast

Water Well Journal Industry Connected Podcast

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 Water Well Journal’s trade magazine offers the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, a monthly podcast where groundwater professionals talk shop in the ever-evolving water well drilling and pump industry. Watch or listen to learn from the hardest working professionals providing one of life’s essential nutrients. Water well contractors, suppliers, manufacturers, National Ground Water Association leaders, and other industry professionals will provide educational and timely updates for those working in the water well, geothermal, environmental, and other groundwater markets.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Economics
Episodes
  • History of Hydrofracturing

    History of Hydrofracturing
    Aug 11 2025

    It's the 19th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, where Jim McDonald of Starr Hydro Inc. discusses the history and importance of hydrofracturing, guidelines for it, career highlights, and more.
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    25 mins
  • Maximizing Efficiency in Geothermal Drilling

    Maximizing Efficiency in Geothermal Drilling
    Jul 15 2025

    It’s the 18th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, and we’re joined by Mike Sanzo of Morris-Shea Bridge Co. Inc. to discuss fine-tuning geothermal drilling operations, drill time improvement with a GTD-35 rig, efficiency gains with Republic Drill Co.’s Loop Loader, and more.
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    17 mins
  • Groundwater Mapping Before Drilling

    Groundwater Mapping Before Drilling
    Jun 17 2025

    It’s the 17th episode of the WWJ Industry Connected Podcast, and we’re joined by Esben Auken of TEMcompany. We discuss the company’s geophysical scanner technology for groundwater mapping before drilling, its use in the United States, industry partnerships, and more.
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    25 mins
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