Mark Ziegenfuss is a third-generation driller and business leader with Ziegenfuss Drilling Inc. in Ringoes, New Jersey. He has more than 50 years of industry experience. In episode 6 of Boring Conversations, he reflects on notable jobsites like the World Trade Center and New York subway.

Rodney Born is co-owner of Born Well Drilling, a third-generation, family-owned business that started in 1914. He has taken an active role in the water well industry, serving as president of the Minnesota Water Well Association in 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Born shares Minnesota Water Well Association objectives and reflects on his career in episode 5 of Boring Conversations.

In episode 4 of Boring Conversations, Dan Rau, president and owner of Colorado Geothermal Drilling, discusses the slow but sustainable growth of Colorado Geothermal Drilling, even in the face of historic challenges.

On Drilling In-Site, episode 31, hosts Jeremy Verdusco and Brock Yordy talk about common issues drillers face from the platform, and how to fix them.

On episode 3 of Boring Conversations, Dale Jenkins, owner of Southern Underground LLC, discusses launching the company in 2019, along with training and consulting in horizontal directional drilling.

On Drilling In-Site, episode 30, hosts Jeremy Verdusco and Brock Yordy bring on Kim Barclay, executive director, South Atlantic JUBILEE. The popular event for drillers in water well, geotechnical and other sectors returns this year after the pandemic derailed many in-person events in 2020. We brought Barclay on to discuss how this year’s event has shaped up, and what changes attendees and exhibitors might expect.

In episode 2 of Boring Conversations, we talk to Carin and Frank Meyer, owners of Clearwater Wells. The husband-and-wife team discusses drilling in parts of Alaska most people couldn’t dream of getting a rig to.