Chris Keffer isn’t just part of a family business — he’s a steward of a legacy. In this conversation, Chris shares the origins of EBAA Iron, the innovation behind the Mega-Lug, and the responsibility of carrying forward the vision started by his grandfather, Earl Bradley. From navigating Washington, D.C. politics to addressing the challenges of domestic manufacturing, Chris offers insight into the values that have kept EBAA strong: integrity, hard work, and a relentless commitment to doing things the right way. Whether he’s talking about foundry operations, industry innovation, or the importance of relationships, Chris’s humility and pride in his work shine through.

Bo Skjellerup brings nearly two decades of boots-on-the-ground experience in water infrastructure, from international sales to domestic manufacturing. He’s seen firsthand what happens when you stop investing in your own backyard—and he’s not afraid to say what others won’t.

In this episode, host Jon Davis sits down with Bo to talk about the real cost of relying on imports, the struggles for U.S. foundries, and why innovation can’t happen without integrity. They cover shifting standards, supply chain pressure, and the urgent need to think long-term—especially when it comes to water.

This conversation is part history lesson, part wake-up call, and a full-on reminder that the people behind the products still matter most.

Bo Skjellerup brings nearly two decades of boots-on-the-ground experience in water infrastructure, from international sales to domestic manufacturing. He’s seen firsthand what happens when you stop investing in your own backyard—and he’s not afraid to say what others won’t.

In this episode, host Jon Davis sits down with Bo to talk about the real cost of relying on imports, the slow death of U.S. foundries, and why innovation can’t happen without integrity. They cover shifting standards, supply chain pressure, and the urgent need to think long-term—especially when it comes to water.

This conversation is part history lesson, part wake-up call, and a full-on reminder that the people behind the products still matter most.

Brent Richards has spent four decades in the water industry, and in this episode, he brings the kind of wisdom you only get from experience — and from showing up every day with equal parts hustle, heart, and high standards.

Host Jon Davis sits down with his mentor and boss to talk about the roots of RepMasters, what legacy really means, and why water isn’t just a job — it’s a calling. They dive into industry shifts, leadership through COVID, and the constant balancing act between faith, family, and backflow preventers.

This episode is a masterclass in leadership, longevity, and doing the work that matters — even when nobody’s watching.

From near-electrocution to national conferences, Mike Uthe has seen it all. In our very first full episode, Mike joins host Jon Davis to talk about his journey from the oil fields to water infrastructure.

They dive into the history of Mueller, why innovation matters, and what makes the water industry so special.

Plus: a salute to water legends, and a wild story involving 480 volts and an Allen wrench that might explain Mike’s superpowers.

Join host Jon Davis as we dive into the world of water infrastructure — not just the systems and specs, but the everyday heroes behind them. From contractors and engineers to factory workers and CEOs, this podcast celebrates the folks who make water move — quietly, skillfully, and passionately.

Let’s get legendary. 💧