Episodes
 
 
Season 6: A Steady Current: Keeping Up with water in Indiana

Episode 1
Cool It: Data centers are so hot right now
Data centers are known to pose a number of threats across a broad spectrum. This episode explores the concerns we see about contamination and pollution, threats to our water supply, and impacts for wildlife.
The Collective Tap: Season 6 Episode 1
Guests:
Maria Iturbide-Chang
Ph.D., M.Sc., CEO & Founder, CONFLUENCE INSIGHTS
Ben Inskeep
Program Director with
Citizens Action Coalition

Episode 2
Where is your water?: Stories about our relationship with this precious resource
Stories and art have always been at the heart of humanity’s relationship with water. Contemporary times are no different, and on this episode, we talk about how our stories emerge, how they’re changing, and how our interaction with water in nature and through art continue to inspire them.
The Collective Tap: Season 6 Episode 2
Guests:
Kay Hawthorne
Environmental Justice Program Coordinator and Director with Mapping Purpose
Christina Hollering
Muralist and visual artist,
Associate faculty with
Herron School of Art and Design

Episode 3
Not on the List: Emerging Contaminants, Regulation, and Our Exposure
PFAS may be the best-known “emerging contaminant,” but it is not the only thing raising questions about the safety of our water. What do scientists know about these contaminants and our exposure to them? And how do water utilities respond when the science is evolving faster than regulations?
The Collective Tap: Season 6 Episode 3
Guests:
Barry Suits
President, Indiana American Water
Dr. Conrad Pritchard
Assistant Professor in the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.