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Public Works Podcast

Joseph Blackman
Public Works
Community Engagement
Civil Engineering
City Of Buckeye
Workforce Development
Psychosocial Hazards
Apprenticeship Program
Rural Water
Indian Trail
Public Administration
Solid Waste Management
Kentucky Rural Water Association
Project Management
Martinsburg, West Virginia
Safety In the Workplace
Occupational Health
Arizona
Parks Maintenance
Parks and Recreation Management
Community Recreation Programs

Where you come to hear new innovative ideas in the Public Works arena. Stories, trials and tribulations and more. We highlight those who are working behind-the-scenes to keep our communities in motion.

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Latest Episodes

Always a good time with Jeanne so I came back for more. We chatted on her transition from Public to Private, what her new role is with @noxgroup-us and also the state of the Water industry in Arizona. Give the show a listen and keep an ear out for ... more

Joseph Blackman introduced Victor Vasquez, the Water Quality Specialist for the City of Morgan Hill, who discussed his broad role covering water quality, sampling, and compliance within the city's growing water distribution system, which includes 16 ... more

Joseph Blackman introduced Randy Pitz, who discussed CPWA board term changes, the Manitoba chapter's membership challenges and initiatives, and strategies for engaging members and public works operators. Randy Pitz also detailed his national board ac... more

Joseph Blackman introduced Joshua Mair, Director of Public Works for Converse, Texas, who shared insights into his department's structure, daily operations, and unique challenges like managing moving subgrades and bulk waste collection. Joshua Mair e... more

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Recent Guests

Jeanne Jensen
Director of Engineering at Nox Group, past president of AZ Water
Nox Group
Episode: Jeanne Jensen 2025: Director of Engineering at NOX group
Randy Pitz
Past president of the Manitoba chapter of the Canadian Public Works Association, experienced in public works and leadership.
Canadian Public Works Association
Episode: Randy Pitz: Canadian Public Works Association Board Member
Lily Lopez
External Affairs and Sustainability Director for Walnut Valley Water District
Walnut Valley Water District
Episode: Lily Lopez: External Affairs and Sustainability Director @ Walnut Valley Water District
Jason Zumwalt
Engineering technician for the City of Eagan
City of Eagan
Episode: Jason Zumwalt: Engineering Technician for the City of Egan
Mike Wagar
Operations Supervisor at Bay Area Water Treatment Plant
Bay Area Water Treatment Plant
Episode: Mike Wagar: Operations Supervisor @ Bay Area Water Treatment Plant, Bay City Michigan
Daniel Parish
Water production superintendent at the city of Denton and chair of the AWWA's Workforce Strategies Committee
City of Denton
Episode: Daniel Parish: AWWA Chair of the Workforce Strategies Committee. Denton, Texas
Austin Meyermann
Founder and president of Hunter Crown, an executive search firm specializing in the water and wastewater industry.
Hunter Crown
Episode: Austin Meyermann: President of Hunter Crown
Robert French
Operations Manager of the Capital Maintenance Division in Elk Grove, CA
City of Elk Grove
Episode: Robert French: Operations Manager for the Capital Maintenance Division @ City of Elk Grove, CA
Chris Caro
Sewer Condition Assessment Section Manager
WSSC Water
Episode: Chris Caro: Sewer Condition Assessment Section Manager @ WSSC Water

Host

Joseph Blackman
Host of the Public Works Podcast, facilitating discussions on innovative ideas, community engagement, and the importance of public works in society.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 25 ratings
  • Helping Emerging Leaders in Government

    Thank you to Joe for a great discussion and for all of his efforts supporting public works agencies. We had a good chat and also dove into the new book “Managing for Meteors”. Have a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shane from CA
    United Statesa year ago
  • A Must Listen!

    This is a must listen for those within the Public Works industry. Joseph brings on some amazing guests, all dedicated to public service in an engaging and fun format.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    James Goalden
    United States2 years ago
  • Informative and fun

    Joeseph does a great job of connecting with his guests and the conversation flows naturally.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AB_1090
    United States3 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions and relevant insights provided by knowledgeable guests, highlighting the emphasis on public service and community engagement.
Many reviews express gratitude for addressing significant topics like mental health and community support within the construction and public service sectors.
There is a strong sentiment that the content is informative, making it a valuable resource for professionals in public works and related fields.

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Apple Podcasts
#58
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Talking Points

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Jeanne Jensen 2025: Director of Engineering at NOX group
Q: What do you say to those who don't see the value in joining an association?
Jeanne encourages involvement, stating that it provides a chance to build legacy and community, extending personal value beyond just work.
Jeanne Jensen 2025: Director of Engineering at NOX group
Q: What is the shift like moving from public sector to private sector?
Jeanne emphasizes that the shift isn't about where you work, but what you get to do, highlighting the importance of meeting both community and workforce needs.
Randy Pitz: Canadian Public Works Association Board Member
Q: What would you say is a misconception about, I guess, who you are and what you do?
Randy believes that people respect his opinion and value his insights in public works, as he's built a good reputation over the years.
Randy Pitz: Canadian Public Works Association Board Member
Q: Can you give us a rundown, kind of the lay of the land, you know, you're the Manitoba chapter, I guess, potential, like how many people were at or were a part of your chapter?
Randy describes that their membership group is around 100, mostly from the city of Winnipeg, and they face challenges with retaining membership.
Sheree Hernandez: CDL A truck driver/mechanic at Moulten Niguel Water District
Q: What would you say is the main skill set that somebody should pick up to be successful in what you currently do?
Getting your certifications is very looked at and applying yourself to get trained and educated in the area of water programs is vital for a successful career in the industry.

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Focusing on innovative ideas and real-life challenges within the public works sector, this show offers a rich blend of narratives and expert insights. It emphasizes the critical roles of professionals striving to improve community infrastructure, engage in water management, and elevate public services. Featuring guests like engineers, water quality specialists, and public relations experts, discussions often highlight the significance of workforce engagement, mental health in the construction industry, and the nuances of legislative impacts on public works. This program uniquely underscores the importance of storytelling in galvanizing community support and understanding the complexities behind essential services in everyday life.

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Recent guests on Public Works Podcast include:

1. Jeanne Jensen
2. Randy Pitz
3. Lily Lopez
4. Jason Zumwalt
5. Mike Wagar
6. Daniel Parish
7. Austin Meyermann
8. Robert French

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