Talking Pools Podcast

Rudy Stankowitz
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If you’ve ever stared at a test kit like it personally insulted your family… welcome home. Talking Pools Podcast is the pool industry’s “pull up a chair” show—part shop talk, part field manual, part therapy session—built for people who actually live on pool decks: commercial operators, service techs, builders, facility managers, and anyone responsible for water that can’t afford to go sideways. The network was created to level up the pool industry with real-world conversations on water chemistry, filtration, troubleshooting, construction, safety, and the business side of keeping pools open and budgets intact.  Here’s the hook: it’s not theory-first. It’s experience-first—a roster of seasoned pros (with 250+ years of combined “been there, fixed that” wisdom) turning complicated problems into practical moves you can use the same day.  And it’s not one voice, one vibe, one corner of the industry: it’s a network of shows designed to reflect how diverse this work really is—different regions, different specialties, different personalities.  Also worth saying out loud: women aren’t “special guests” here—they’re on the mic as hosts, from the beginning, with an intentionally balanced roster.  That matters, because the best ideas in this industry don’t come from one lane—they come from the whole road. If you want a podcast that can make you laugh and make you better at what you do—without pretending the job is easier than it is—Talking Pools is the one you queue up before the first stop, and keep on when the day starts getting weird. 

  1. The Biggest Thing Polluting Your Pool Is You

    9h ago

    The Biggest Thing Polluting Your Pool Is You

    Send us Fan Mail You rinse your dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. You wash your hands before dinner. But somehow, millions of people still jump into their swimming pools covered in sweat, sunscreen, cosmetics, body oils, grass, dirt... and sometimes their dogs do too. In Part Two of this Myth Busting series, Natalie and special guest Jared Medeiros shift the conversation from commercial aquatic facilities to residential swimming pools—and explain why homeowners often create their own water quality problems without realizing it. From Fourth of July pool parties and backyard barbecues to dogs swimming, sunscreen buildup, and overloaded pool chemistry, they explain why small habits can have a massive impact on water quality, maintenance costs, and swimmer health. You'll also learn why commercial pools often maintain better water quality than backyard pools, why "clear water" doesn't always mean "clean water," and how a simple 30-second shower can dramatically reduce chemical costs throughout the swimming season. If you own a pool—or know someone who does—this episode could save you hundreds of dollars while helping keep your family safer. In This Episode  Why showering before swimming saves money  How swimmers impact residential pool chemistry  The hidden cost of sunscreen, lotions, cosmetics, and body oils  Why pool parties dramatically increase chemical demand  How dogs affect pool water quality  The truth behind chlorine odor  Why clear water doesn't always mean clean water  Why adding more chemicals isn't always the answer  Commercial pools vs. residential pools  Why homeowners should learn basic water testing  How simple habits extend sanitizer effectiveness  Tips for reducing algae outbreaks after heavy pool use  Why keeping a testing log improves water quality  Protecting your investment with better pool care Key Takeaway The easiest way to improve your pool isn't buying another chemical. It's preventing contaminants from entering the water in the first place. A quick rinse before swimming, regular water testing, and understanding how your pool responds to heavy use can dramatically reduce maintenance costs while keeping your water cleaner, healthier, and easier to manage. Sometimes the best pool chemistry starts before anyone even gets in the water. Subscribe New episodes every week from the Talking Pools Podcast Network, bringing together the industry's leading experts, educators, and professionals. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you listen to podcasts. #TalkingPools #PoolCare #SwimmingPool #PoolOwner #PoolMaintenance #WaterChemistry #HealthySwimming #PoolTips #PoolService #BackyardPool #WaterTesting #MythBusting  Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    47 min
  2. Stop Selling Yesterday's Pool Technology

    2d ago

    Stop Selling Yesterday's Pool Technology

    Send us Fan Mail New Products, Big Ideas, and Splash 2026 Preview The countdown to Splash 2026 is on, and this week on Mondays Down Under, Lee, Shane, and Nick take a look at some of the new products and innovations expected to debut at the industry's biggest trade show. But before diving into the latest technology, the conversation starts where many pool businesses find themselves this time of year—surviving end-of-financial-year stocktakes, inventory headaches, and the never-ending challenge of keeping track of service vehicle inventory. From there, the discussion shifts to why attending industry trade shows is about much more than collecting brochures. It's about gaining new perspectives, networking with peers, discovering better ways to run your business, and seeing firsthand where the industry is headed. The team highlights several exciting products they're looking forward to seeing at Splash, including autonomous robotic cleaners, advanced oxidation systems paired with low-salt chlorination, next-generation heat pumps with impressive efficiency ratings, and new training opportunities designed to improve water testing and chemistry knowledge. They also discuss the importance of proper system installation, flow rates for UV and AOP systems, inventory accountability, and why staying current with new technology can give pool professionals a competitive advantage. Whether you're planning to attend Splash or simply want to know what's coming next in the pool industry, this episode offers an excellent preview of the products, conversations, and innovations everyone will be talking about. In this episode:  End-of-financial-year stocktake challenges  Managing inventory in retail and service businesses  Service vehicle inventory accountability  Why tracking serial numbers matters  Why every pool professional should attend Splash  Networking versus collecting business cards  Preview of the 2026 Splash Trade Show  LaMotte Pacific's new Training Academy  Autonomous robotic pool cleaners  Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) systems  Low-salt chlorination technology  UV system installation considerations  New high-efficiency heat pumps  Industry education and upcoming expert interviews  How innovation continues to shape the pool industry Coming Soon on Talking Pools The team also previews several upcoming guest interviews featuring leading industry experts covering:  Water testing and chemistry  Spa repair and maintenance  Grounding and electrical safety  Heating technology  Equipment innovations from Splash 2026 If you're passionate about improving your business, staying current with new technology, and learning from some of the industry's best, you won't want to miss the upcoming episodes. 📧 Have a topic you'd like covered? Email the team at talkingpools@gmail.com. Subscribe Never miss an episode of the Talking Pools Podcast Network. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you listen to podcasts. Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    30 min
  3. Si el Filtro Falla, Todo Falla

    4d ago

    Si el Filtro Falla, Todo Falla

    Send us Fan Mail Filtros para Piscinas: Cómo Funcionan, Cómo Elegirlos y Cómo Evitar Errores Costosos No importa qué tan perfecta sea la química del agua: si la filtración falla, la piscina también falla. En este episodio de Talking Pools, analizamos a fondo uno de los componentes más importantes de cualquier sistema acuático: el filtro. Desde filtros de arena hasta cartucho y tierra de diatomeas (DE), explicamos cómo funciona cada uno, cuándo utilizarlo, cómo dimensionarlo correctamente y qué errores pueden provocar un rendimiento deficiente o incluso daños en el equipo.  En este episodio aprenderás:  La diferencia entre filtros de arena, cartucho y tierra de diatomeas (DE).  Qué tamaño de partícula puede eliminar cada tipo de filtro.  Por qué el caudal de la bomba determina el tamaño correcto del filtro.  Cómo calcular el área de filtración necesaria para una piscina.  Cuándo realizar un retrolavado y cuándo es momento de limpiar manualmente un filtro.  La regla de los 8–10 PSI para saber cuándo limpiar un filtro.  Cómo evitar la canalización en filtros de arena.  Por qué la arena debe reemplazarse aproximadamente cada 5 a 7 años.  La forma correcta de añadir tierra de diatomeas después de un retrolavado.  Cómo prevenir daños costosos en rejillas, laterales y válvulas multipuerto.  La importancia de utilizar el medio filtrante correcto y seguir las recomendaciones del fabricante. También hablamos sobre:  Micrones y eficiencia de filtración.  Ejemplos prácticos para dimensionar filtros comerciales y residenciales.  Conservación del agua mediante filtros de cartucho.  Seguridad al manipular sílice y tierra de diatomeas.  La relación entre la bomba, el filtro y el rendimiento general del sistema hidráulico.  Consejos prácticos obtenidos de años de experiencia en el campo. Ya seas técnico de servicio, operador certificado, constructor o simplemente quieras comprender mejor cómo funciona una piscina, este episodio ofrece una explicación clara y práctica sobre uno de los sistemas más importantes para mantener el agua limpia y segura. Escucha Talking Pools en Apple Podcasts, Spotify y en tu plataforma favorita. #TalkingPools #Piscinas #Filtración #FiltroDeArena #FiltroDE #FiltroDeCartucho #OperadorDePiscinas #MantenimientoDePiscinas #QuímicaDelAgua #PiscinasComerciales #Capacitación #CPO #IndustriaDePiscinas Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    28 min
  4. The Problems No Pool Pro Wants to Admit Exist | Carrie Dibrell, Service Industry News

    5d ago

    The Problems No Pool Pro Wants to Admit Exist | Carrie Dibrell, Service Industry News

    Send us Fan Mail This week on Talking Pools, Rudy sits down with Carrie Dibrell, publisher of Service Industry News, for an in-depth conversation about the state of the swimming pool service industry, why education matters more than ever, and the responsibility pool professionals carry every single day.  The discussion begins with an update on the ongoing issues surrounding the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, including statements from both Rhino Linings and Atlantic Industrial Coatings regarding the localized coating failures. Rudy explains the technical questions that remain unanswered, particularly surrounding manufacturer recoat windows and surface preparation, before shifting the conversation back to the professionals who keep pools operating safely every day.  Carrie shares the remarkable story behind Service Industry News' annual Homeowner Water Safety & Drowning Prevention Edition, a publication specifically designed for service technicians to pass along to their customers. What began as a challenge issued by the National Drowning Prevention Alliance has grown into one of the industry's most effective public education tools. Together, Rudy and Carrie discuss how pool professionals can become the bridge between technical service and homeowner safety while also creating additional value for their businesses.  The conversation explores some of today's biggest challenges facing service companies, including homeowners purchasing equipment online and expecting professionals to install it, declining profit margins, technician retention, employee training, and the increasing need for affordable education for new technicians. Carrie explains why Service Industry News has remained focused on the service technician for nearly four decades and why education continues to be the number one reason readers engage with trade publications.  Rudy and Carrie also dive into:  The changing role of trade publications in a digital world  Why technician education is the industry's greatest investment  Electrical safety and the need for more service-specific training  Pool chemical incidents and preventing feeder accidents  Why every service professional should understand their legal responsibilities  The growing concerns surrounding Airbnb and short-term rental pools  Swimply pools and commercial pool regulation  Industry myths that refuse to die—including acid columns, cyanuric acid, phosphates, and black algae  Why chloramines remain one of the most misunderstood subjects in swimming pool chemistry  The importance of testing beyond just free chlorine and pH  Why continual education is essential as science evolves As always, Rudy mixes technical discussion with humor, industry commentary, and a healthy dose of Gen X sarcasm while reminding listeners that behind every clean, safe swimming pool is a dedicated service professional whose work often goes unnoticed.  In This Episode  Reflecting Pool coating update  Rhino Linings and Atlantic Industrial Coatings statements  Service Industry News' drowning prevention initiative  Educating homeowners about pool safety  Technician training and workforce development  The challenge of online equipment sales  Electrical safety for pool professionals  Chemical feeder failures and liability  Airbnb and Swimply pool safety  Pool industry myths vs. modern science  Chloramines and indoor pool air quality  Why education remains the industry's greatest asset Resources Mentioned Service Industry News – Free subscription for pool service professionals  Homeowner Drowning Prevention Special Edition  Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool rehabilitation discussion  Pool service education and technician safety initiatives Connect with Talking Pools 🎙 New episodes every week featuring the latest industry news, chemistry, equipment, safety, and conversations with the people shaping the swimming pool industry. AquaStar Pool ProductsThe Global Leader in Safety, Dependability, & Innovation in Pool Technology.BLUERAY XLThe real mineral purifier! Reduce your pool maintenance costs & efforts by 50%Jack's MagicIf you know Jack's you'd have no stains!Service Industry NewsDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    54 min
  5. When the Part Doesn't Exist: Supply Chains, Service, and Liability in the Pool Industry - Thursday

    6d ago

    When the Part Doesn't Exist: Supply Chains, Service, and Liability in the Pool Industry - Thursday

    Send us Fan Mail What happens when a customer's heater fails... and the replacement part simply doesn't exist anywhere in the country? This week, Steve and Wayne dive into the realities of modern pool service, where solving problems often has less to do with technical skill and more to do with navigating manufacturers, distributors, supply chains, and customer expectations. From chasing down an elusive electric heater control board to discussing how relationships with manufacturer representatives can make—or break—a difficult service call, the conversation offers an honest look at the behind-the-scenes challenges pool professionals face every day. Later in the episode, Steve is joined by Pat Grignon of the California Pool Association for another Insurance Interlude. Together they tackle an important question that many commercial service companies eventually encounter: Can another company legally operate under your commercial pool license? The discussion explores liability, insurance implications, contractor licensing, and why helping another business could expose your own company to significant legal risk if done improperly. The episode wraps with a candid conversation about distributor relationships, manufacturer voucher programs, pricing pressures, and why customer service—not loyalty programs—ultimately determines where professionals choose to spend their money. Topics Discussed  Why sourcing replacement parts has become increasingly difficult  A real-world case involving a commercial 54 kW electric pool heater  Supply chain challenges affecting manufacturers and distributors  Why maintaining relationships with manufacturer representatives matters  When repairing equipment no longer makes financial sense  Commercial pool licensing requirements in California  Can another company legally use your license?  Insurance and liability considerations when lending credentials  Additional insured requirements and subcontractor risk  Distributor pricing, voucher programs, and customer loyalty  How manufacturer-distributor conflicts affect service companies  Why great customer service is still the industry's greatest competitive advantage Key Takeaways  Not every equipment failure is a technical problem—sometimes it's a supply chain problem.  Strong relationships with manufacturers and distributors often determine how quickly difficult problems get resolved.  Allowing another company to operate under your license can create significant legal and insurance exposure.  Before entering any licensing or subcontracting arrangement, consult both your insurance professional and legal advisor.  Customers ultimately buy service, responsiveness, and trust—not brand names. Connect With Talking Pools Have a question or topic you'd like discussed on the show? Email: talkingpools@gmail.com Your question could be featured on an upcoming episode, and if your topic is used, you might even receive a Talking Pools thank-you gift. Talking Pools Podcast Where pool professionals talk to pool professionals—bringing together education, chemistry, business, technology, and the real-world challenges facing today's aquatic industry Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    50 min
  6. That Chlorine Smell? That's You.

    Jun 24

    That Chlorine Smell? That's You.

    Send us Fan Mail Should You Shower Before Getting in the Pool? Absolutely. In this episode, Natalie Hood sits down with Jared Madero of The Grit Game to tackle one of the most ignored signs at aquatic facilities: "Please Shower Before Entering the Pool." Together, they explore why a simple 30-second rinse can significantly impact water quality, swimmer health, air quality, and operational costs.  Topics Covered  Why pre-swim showers matter more than most swimmers realize  The biological load every swimmer brings into the water  Sweat, makeup, lotions, cologne, and personal care products in pools  The difference between chlorinated water and sterile water  Why the "chlorine smell" is actually a warning sign  Chloramines and their impact on indoor air quality  Why showering after swimming is just as important  The shared responsibility between swimmers and pool operators  Common misconceptions about public and commercial pools  How swimmer behavior affects water clarity, chemical demand, and overall pool health Key Takeaway A clean pool starts before you ever enter the water. Showering before and after swimming helps reduce contaminants, improve swimmer comfort, lower chemical demand, and create a healthier aquatic environment for everyone.  Connect For more pool industry education, chemistry discussions, and aquatic facility insights, subscribe to the Talking Pools Podcast. Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    36 min

  7. Jun 22

    Why the Best Pool Pros Never Enter Awards

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Mondays Down Under, hosts Lee Salisbury, Shane Melrose, and Nick take listeners behind the scenes of awards season, conference travel, industry recognition, and the importance of networking within the swimming pool industry. From award ceremonies across Australia to upcoming conferences and trade shows, the conversation explores how professional development, industry engagement, and relationship building continue to shape successful pool businesses.  Episode Highlights Awards Season Across Australia and New Zealand Lee shares her experience attending both the ACT and New South Wales industry awards ceremonies, celebrating outstanding achievements from pool builders, technicians, retailers, and service professionals. The hosts discuss the significance of industry recognition and the challenges many professionals face when considering self-nomination for awards.  The Challenge of Self-Nomination The discussion explores why many highly qualified professionals hesitate to put themselves forward for awards, despite being deserving candidates. The hosts examine potential alternatives, including peer nominations, and discuss ways industry organizations might encourage greater participation from technicians, retailers, and service professionals.  What Really Happens Behind the Judging Process Lee offers insight into the award judging process, explaining how applications are reviewed, scored, and evaluated by multiple judges. The conversation highlights the extensive effort that goes into ensuring fairness and recognizing excellence across a wide range of industry categories.  Recognizing Excellence in the Pool Industry Several award winners and finalists are recognized throughout the episode, including discussions about the qualities that separate outstanding businesses and professionals from the rest of the field. The hosts emphasize the importance of technical expertise, customer service, mentorship, and industry leadership.  The Value of Industry Conferences The conversation shifts to conference season, with discussions about supplier conferences, trade events, educational opportunities, and networking experiences. The hosts share stories from conferences held in destinations including New Zealand, Fiji, Vietnam, Thailand, Israel, and beyond.  Why Networking Matters Beyond product training and education, the hosts explain how conferences create opportunities to build relationships, exchange ideas, learn from peers, and develop lifelong friendships within the industry. These connections often prove just as valuable as the formal educational sessions themselves.  Looking Ahead to Splash With the upcoming Splash Trade Show approaching, the hosts preview educational sessions, industry forums, awards presentations, networking events, and opportunities for listeners to connect with the Talking Pools team in person.  Winter Recharge Before Summer Returns As the southern hemisphere enters winter, the discussion concludes with a reminder about the importance of rest, recovery, and preparing for the next busy season. The hosts encourage business owners and staff alike to use the quieter months to recharge and invest in professional development.  Key Takeaways  Industry awards recognize far more than popularity—they reward professionalism, technical expertise, and dedication.  Many deserving professionals never enter awards due to reluctance around self-promotion.  Conferences provide education, networking, and valuable business-building opportunities.  Strong industry relationships often lead to better business outcomes and lifelong professional connections.  The quieter winter months offer an important opportunity to recharge before the demands of the next season arrive. Connect With Talking Pools Have a topic suggestion or question for the Talking Pools Podcast Network? Reach out at talkingpools@gmail.com and the team will direct your question to the most appropriate host.  #TalkingPools #MondaysDownUnder #PoolIndustry #SwimmingPoolProfessionals #PoolTechnician #PoolBuilder #PoolRetail #Splash2026 #SPASA #PoolIndustryAwards #PoolBusiness #SwimmingPools #PoolPodcast #IndustryNetworking #ProfessionalDevelopment Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

    38 min
  8. ¿Burbujas de Aire en la Piscina? Cómo Encontrar una Fuga en el Lado de Succión

    Jun 20

    ¿Burbujas de Aire en la Piscina? Cómo Encontrar una Fuga en el Lado de Succión

    Send us Fan Mail ¿Burbujas de Aire en la Piscina? Cómo Encontrar una Fuga en el Lado de Succión En este episodio, Rudy explica paso a paso cómo diagnosticar uno de los problemas más comunes en los sistemas de circulación de piscinas: las burbujas de aire que regresan constantemente a través de las boquillas de retorno. A través de ejemplos prácticos y técnicas sencillas de inspección, aprenderás a diferenciar entre una fuga en el lado de succión y una fuga en el lado de presión, así como los puntos más comunes donde suelen ocurrir estos problemas.  Temas Principales Cómo identificar una fuga en el lado de succión Las burbujas de aire continuas que aparecen en los retornos mientras la bomba está funcionando suelen indicar que el sistema está aspirando aire en algún punto entre la bomba y la piscina. Rudy explica por qué este síntoma es una de las señales más claras de una fuga en el lado de succión.  Diferencia entre fugas de succión y fugas de presión No todas las fugas se comportan igual. El episodio analiza cómo una fuga en el lado de presión normalmente pierde agua mientras la bomba funciona y puede introducir aire cuando el sistema se apaga, mientras que una fuga de succión suele aspirar aire continuamente durante la operación.  Las primeras verificaciones que debes realizar Antes de pensar en reparaciones complejas, se revisan los elementos más sencillos:  Nivel de agua de la piscina.  Posibles vórtices en el skimmer.  Cestas obstruidas.  Válvulas parcialmente cerradas.  Restricciones de flujo que puedan provocar cavitación. Inspección de la tapa de la bomba y la junta tórica Las tapas transparentes pueden desarrollar pequeñas grietas difíciles de detectar. También se explica cómo inspeccionar correctamente la junta tórica, cuándo reemplazarla y por qué es importante utilizar únicamente lubricantes a base de silicona o teflón.  El sello mecánico de la bomba Rudy describe el funcionamiento del sello mecánico y explica por qué es el único punto del sistema que puede simultáneamente aspirar aire y perder agua. También ofrece consejos prácticos para identificar un sello defectuoso mediante una inspección visual rápida.  Revisión de tapones de drenaje y carcasa de la bomba El episodio cubre la inspección de tapones de drenaje, juntas y posibles grietas en la carcasa de la bomba que podrían permitir la entrada de aire al sistema.  Uso de crema de afeitar para localizar fugas Una técnica sencilla pero efectiva: aplicar crema de afeitar alrededor de uniones y conexiones para observar si se forma un embudo o depresión que indique la entrada de aire.  Cuándo llamar a un especialista en detección de fugas Cuando todas las inspecciones visibles han sido descartadas y la sospecha apunta a una línea subterránea, Rudy explica por qué es momento de contactar a un profesional especializado en detección de fugas.  Lo Que Aprenderás  Cómo diferenciar una fuga de succión de una fuga de presión.  Qué componentes inspeccionar primero.  Cómo detectar problemas en juntas tóricas y tapas de bombas.  Cómo identificar un sello mecánico defectuoso.  Técnicas sencillas para localizar entradas de aire.  Cuándo una fuga requiere intervención profesional. Frase Clave del Episodio "Las burbujas de aire constantes en los retornos no son normales. El sistema te está diciendo exactamente dónde comenzar a buscar." Escucha Más Para más capacitación técnica sobre hidráulica, filtración, química del agua y diagnóstico de problemas en piscinas, sigue el podcast Talking Pools Podcast y mantente al día con nuevos episodios cada semana. Support the show Thank you so much for listening! You can find us on social media: FacebookInstagramTik TokEmail us: talkingpools@gmail.com

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If you’ve ever stared at a test kit like it personally insulted your family… welcome home. Talking Pools Podcast is the pool industry’s “pull up a chair” show—part shop talk, part field manual, part therapy session—built for people who actually live on pool decks: commercial operators, service techs, builders, facility managers, and anyone responsible for water that can’t afford to go sideways. The network was created to level up the pool industry with real-world conversations on water chemistry, filtration, troubleshooting, construction, safety, and the business side of keeping pools open and budgets intact.  Here’s the hook: it’s not theory-first. It’s experience-first—a roster of seasoned pros (with 250+ years of combined “been there, fixed that” wisdom) turning complicated problems into practical moves you can use the same day.  And it’s not one voice, one vibe, one corner of the industry: it’s a network of shows designed to reflect how diverse this work really is—different regions, different specialties, different personalities.  Also worth saying out loud: women aren’t “special guests” here—they’re on the mic as hosts, from the beginning, with an intentionally balanced roster.  That matters, because the best ideas in this industry don’t come from one lane—they come from the whole road. If you want a podcast that can make you laugh and make you better at what you do—without pretending the job is easier than it is—Talking Pools is the one you queue up before the first stop, and keep on when the day starts getting weird. 

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  • Creator
    Rudy Stankowitz
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    1K
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Talking Pools Podcast
  • Show Website
    Talking Pools Podcast

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