“Hey Ty! I emailed you awhile back about my interest in your podcasts. Just wanted to send a quick message to say I am proud to report I passed my DSL test FIRST TRY!! Woohoo! Thank you thank you thank you!! Your podcasts were extremely helpful! I have shared your info with several people and my superiors, so hopefully you get some more business. I really have to give you credit because almost everyone I work with that have taken these tests usually fail several times because of the lack of quality courses to learn the subject. So on that note, thank you again!! Hope life is treating you well!”
Brandy
Hello…
Welcome to “The Water Sifu” podcast, the show dedicated to helping you pass your water treatment and distribution exams. Made by a water worker for water workers, or aspiring water workers, I have designed this site and the podcasts to help you study for your exam in the most efficient and effective manner. My goal is to guide you down the best path for success, while also trying to present this material in an entertaining format.
What is a Podcast?
Think of a podcast as an audio recording that you can listen to at any time on a website, or download to your phone or other device and listen to anytime you would like on the go. Although the Water Sifu Podcast has completed it’s goal and will not be coming out with more episodes, many podcasts produce content on a regular basis that you can subscribe to through an app. Any new episodes will then automatically be downloaded to your phone or other device when they are released.
Listening to the Show
There are many ways to listen to the audio podcasts on this site. You can stream them directly from this site via the home page. You can download them and take them on the go via many podcast directories, such as iTunes, the blackberry store, google play, Libsyn, or Blubrry. Probably the easiest way is simply to download a podcasting app and subscribe by searching the The Water Sifu, within the app. If you have an iPhone it comes with a “Podcasting”, I personally like to use “iCatcher” which works with iPhone. For Android, “Google Podcasts” is a good one. You can also find many others just by doing a general google search.
If you are not familiar with podcasts and podcasting, you are in for a treat… you’re about to be informed of not only on a great way to take this show with you on the go, but also a great form of mobile entertainment.
I also produce two other podcasts that have nothing to do with the water industry, but which I feel provide solid, entertaining content:
