
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.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 409 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

Joseph Blackman welcomed Kehinde Ojasanya, a research scientist at the University of Vermont and founder of Keloks Technologies, to the podcast where Kehinde described the three essential layers of capability for a research scientist: technical depth... more
Joseph Blackman welcomed Dustin Stambaugh, the City Manager of Weed, California, and a newly minted Doctor of Public Administration, back to the podcast where Dustin described his transition from the Midwest to leading a small, rural California munic... more
Joseph Blackman welcomed Timothy Runde, the Treatment Manager at the Des Moines Wastewater Reclamation Facility, to the podcast where Timothy described his oversight of 24/7 operations for a facility serving 18 metro communities and managing flows of... more
Joseph Blackman welcomed Gerry Vasquez, the water quality and systems lead operator for the city of South Gate, California, to the podcast where Gerry described his role managing water production, regulatory compliance, and customer service for a den... more
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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!
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.
Joeseph does a great job of connecting with his guests and the conversation flows naturally.
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This podcast focuses on innovative ideas and practices within the public works sector, featuring a range of discussions that cover the challenges, triumphs, and advancements in this vital field. Episodes frequently highlight the experiences of professionals who play significant roles in maintaining and improving community infrastructure, while also emphasizing the importance of mentorship, professional development, and community engagement. A unique aspect of the content is its dedication to showcasing the personal journeys of individuals behind key initiatives, showcasing how their experiences drive enhancements in public service and urban infrastructure.
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Recent guests on Public Works Podcast include:
1. Ray Dovalina
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3. Braden Kay
4. Jenny Haruyama
5. Rossana Dantonio
6. Rob Thompson
7. Jennifer Toth
8. Anthony Diaz
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