Hey, what's up guys, it's Mike from Philcrass of Rybom in the Overland Expo 2019 up in Flagstaff, Arizona.

If you guys have been following the last podcast, we did a part one. We interviewed a whole bunch of people, Mike from last line of defense.

We interviewed Falk Entires 5-11, a whole bunch of different companies and I'm here right now and I'm pumped literally about this next company that I found.

The name of the company is Geyser, GEY-SER Systems.

I was at the, actually I was with the owner of Brownells, I was with Pete Brownell and a Jeep called Yeti.

We were going over his walk around with Rekoul TV and then this young man came up to me and approached me and said,

hey, we just finished the interview with Mr. Brownell and he said, hey, I got something I want to communicate to you about.

He said, hey, I have this design, I have this Geyser System and I want to show it to you and I walked over to his booth and he explained it to me.

Right now, I'm with him right now and I want to educate you on what I think is an innovative product and technology that is game changing in the field.

When it comes to Overlanding, there's a whole bunch of different products, especially at Overland Expo, but this specifically stands out to me and so I'm going to pay attention to it and I hope you do too.

So first off, you can introduce yourself and then the name of the company and kind of what you guys do.

Yeah.

So my name is Jonathan, founder of Geyser Systems and we're the leading innovators of all things water.

We produce a variety of different technologies that are going to make the most of every drop of water in any kind of situation.

Be that whether you're camping with your family or you're facing a serious water stress situation such as like a hurricane earthquake or a wildland firefighter or you're in a disaster shelter.

And so yeah, really happy and I'm really grateful for the opportunity to get a chat about something that we're debuting here for the very first time at Overland Expo West.

Yeah, you know, it's interesting.

There's a bunch of product development that happens at Overland Expo where people come out with ideas and you have an idea and a product that you developed that minimizes the footprint of water.

And one of the things he explained to me because I have some friends, some special operations command that are former teammates that are hanging out here and looking at new innovative products.

And one of the things that stand out about this is the tie-in with your understanding of supply chain management, especially in the military.

One thing that we know in special operations or in the military period is exposure increases your chance of potentially getting attacked.

And when we were in Iraq, I have five trips to Iraq every single one of those trips. I could tell you of instances where I know we were getting resupplied or we were resupplying ourselves or making movement exposed to the enemy and we were getting blown up and taking casualties.

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