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Welcome to the “And So It Flows” podcast, BNP Media’s Plumbing Group show focused on all things tech, trades and trends within the PHCP-PVF industry.
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Inside ASPE’s 2026 Convention & Expo: Education, Innovation and Connections in OKC (opens the original)
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Shorter description for podcast page: Get ready for ASPE’s 2026 Convention & Expo in Oklahoma City. This episode explores what attendees can expect from the event, including technical education, the Expo show floor and opportunities to connect with industry peers. Plus, hear tips for first-time attendees, what makes Oklahoma City worth exploring, and where to learn more and register.This episode is brought to you by:
And So It Flows: How Shower Design is Changing (opens the original)
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Shower design has come a long way from the days when homeowners simply accepted whichever drain happened to be on the plumber's truck. In this episode of And So It Flows, Mike Rizzuto, National Technical Sales West for Infinity Drain, joins host Kristen Bayles to discuss the evolution of shower and drain design, the rise of linear drains and aging-in-place considerations, and the opportunities available to plumbing contractors, wholesalers and showroom professionals as customers become increasin
And So It Flows: Understanding Backflow Prevention (opens the original)
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In honor of National Backflow Prevention Day, Watts Water Technologies’ Michael Gaulin joins the podcast to discuss the essentials of backflow prevention. Learn what causes backflow, common misconceptions, when preventers need attention, how technology is evolving, and what contractors, owners, and suppliers should know about codes and growing this side of their business.
Retention: The Best Exit Strategy (opens the original)
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“Retention is the best exit strategy,” Buttenham said, noting that employee turnover can cost 150% to 200% of an employee’s salary to replace. When key employees leave, companies face stalled jobs, retraining costs, productivity losses and cultural disruption: all of which can affect profitability and, ultimately, exit value.Buttenham, co-founder and CEO of Reins, joined Kristen Bayles for And So It Flows to discuss how employee retention, leadership development and incentive planning can affect
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