In the U.S., the water cycle is taught as a part of primary level curriculum and often never

touched again. As a result, many misconceptions exist surrounding water in the minds of both

children and adults alike. This episode discusses misconceptions of water conservation,

stormwater treatment and fate, and groundwater.

Season 3 is coming real soon, so we thought we give you a fun mini-episode to whet your appetite. Enjoy!

When talking water systems we inevitably come around to waste. But what if water isn’t wasted just because it’s lost? In this episode, we take a look at a gigantic loss of water, the services that loss provides, and consider its surprising role in our water systems.

(And yes, we’re counting this is in Season 2.)

An unfortunately timely episode addressing the largest failure of US infrastructure in the last decade: the Flint water crisis. I consider the intersection of racial and environmental justice. This is a special episode produced independently by Joe Charbonnet. Thanks to Aaron Greenwood for helping to inspire this episode.

Scott Miller takes a journey throughout time to discover North America's Great Lakes, meeting a talking moose, a steel worker, an environmentalist, and re-visiting with Xenon Water Princess along the way. Hold on to your canoe paddle!

This is a story about you. This is a story about something that hasn't happened yet, and about something that has. The story is about a beer and a stone cobble on the side of the road. It's about a pump and it's about millions of lives.

This is a story about you. This is a story about something that hasn't happened yet, and about something that has. The story is about a beer and a stone cobble on the side of the road. It's about a pump and it's about millions of lives.

Beauty pageants, soccer tournaments, and songs about poop: In preparation for the 2017 Colorado WASH symposium, we engage with some of the brightest minds in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene to discuss just how development work in the sector can be effective, and how newcomers can to break into the field.

Beauty pageants, soccer tournaments, and songs about poop: In preparation for the 2017 Colorado WASH symposium, we engage with some of the brightest minds in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene to discuss just how development work in the sector can be effective, and how newcomers can to break into the field.

The way that we divvy up water in the west has always been contentious. But does it need to be confusing too? This month bona fide water rights experts James Eklund helps us to untangle who gets first crack at the surface water in the western US, and how you don't always have fight for your right, but sometimes people do.