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The Pools Scientific Podcast

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by John Cooper

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19 episodes
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Podcast Overview

<p>The Pools Scientific Podcast is the only science-based pool care podcast hosted by a credentialed engineer. John Cooper — M.S. Nuclear Engineering, B.S. Chemical Engineering, U.S. Navy Nuclear Operator and submarine veteran, and five-time PHTA certified professional — breaks down pool water chemistry, the Langelier Saturation Index, salt chlorine generators, CYA management, water balance, and everything in between. Built for pool owners who want to understand their water, service professionals who want to sharpen their science, and pool company owners who want a knowledge-based competitive edge. New episode every Tuesday. PoolsScientific.com</p>

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4/9/2026

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Episode 17: Pool Additives: What Borates, Enzymes, Clarifiers, and Phosphate Removers Actually Do | The Pools Scientific Podcast

August 11, 2026

Episode 17: Pool Additives: What Borates, Enzymes, Clarifiers, and Phosphate Removers Actually Do | The Pools Scientific Podcast

Host Dr. Emily Carter explains the actual chemistry and function of common pool additives like borates and clarifiers, revealing when each truly benefits your pool.

Episode thumbnail for Best Pool Test Kit: Which One Should You Actually Trust | The Pools Scientific Podcast

August 5, 2026

Best Pool Test Kit: Which One Should You Actually Trust | The Pools Scientific Podcast

Host Dr. John Smith, a leading aquatic chemist, breaks down the pros and cons of various pool test kits, revealing why different methods yield wildly different results.

Episode thumbnail for Episode 16: Too Much Chlorine in Your Pool? Why This High Reading Was Actually Correct | The Pools Scientific Podcast

August 4, 2026

Episode 16: Too Much Chlorine in Your Pool? Why This High Reading Was Actually Correct | The Pools Scientific Podcast

Host Dr. John Smith, PhD, explores how a health inspector's incorrect chlorine reading reveals a century of pool chemistry misunderstandings and flawed municipal codes.

19 total episodes available with 3 transcripts

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What is The Pools Scientific Podcast?
<p>The Pools Scientific Podcast is the only science-based pool care podcast hosted by a credentialed engineer. John Cooper — M.S. Nuclear Engineering, B.S. Chemical Engineering, U.S. Navy Nuclear Operator and submarine veteran, and five-time PHTA certified professional — breaks down pool water chemistry, the Langelier Saturation Index, salt chlorine generators, CYA management, water balance, and everything in between. Built for pool owners who want to understand their water, service professionals who want to sharpen their science, and pool company owners who want a knowledge-based competitive edge. New episode every Tuesday. PoolsScientific.com</p>
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This podcast updates daily.

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