Commute Podcast

By commutepodcast

Every day over 70 million Americans figures out how to commute on their own. When you take a job, pick a school, or choose a doctor, you don’t think about it, but you are buying a commute. You are com... more

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How many episodes does Commute Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.

Commute Podcast episodes:

December 30, 2020 Marketing and the Connected Car
In this episode, Ryan talks with Pierre Bouvard from Westwood One about the advertising to commuters and how the radio industry is innovating and using data to better understand their audiences. Pierre shares a study that shows how commuter behavior has changed during COVID-19. Pierre talks about why marketers need to "take the 'me' out of media".
Here is a link to the study: https://t.co/YqSIRoHmGk?amp=1
Follow Pierre Bouvard on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pierrebouvard?lang=en

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Twitter: @Commute_Podcast
Facebook: @Commute_Podcast
Youtube: @Commute_Podcast

Follow the host, Ryan McManus on social media:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rynmcmns
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanpmcmanus/

Follow SHARE Mobility:
Website: https://sharemobility.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ridewithshare
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ridewithshare
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sharemobility/
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35min
December 30, 2020 The No Car, No Job Paradox with Dominic Mathew
In this episode, Ryan talks with Dominic Mathew from the Fund for our Economic Future and the Paradox Prize. They discuss the No Car, No Job Paradox and other problems that arise when helping people get to work.

The Paradox Prize started in 2019 with the goal of funding big ideas to improve the mobility of Northeast Ohioans stranded economically by their geography. The paradox is that if you don't have a car, you can't get a job and without a job, you can't afford a car. This is a growing, national problem facing employers and their workforce and the Paradox Prize is creating a playbook for how companies and communities can solve the access to work problem with mobility.
Check out the Paradox Prize: https://paradoxprize.com/

Follow the Commute Podcast on social media:
Twitter: @Commute_Podcast
Facebook: @Commute_Podcast
Youtube: @Commute_Podcast

Follow the host, Ryan McManus on social media:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/rynmcmns
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanpmcmanus/

Follow SHARE Mobility:
Website: https://sharemobility.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ridewithshare
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ridewithshare
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sharemobility/
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28min
December 30, 2020 The Potential for Microtransit
In this episode, Ryan talks with Nam Yoon Kim about microtransit. Nam Yoon is a UI / UX designer and found himself involved in a microtransit project in South Korea. Ryan and Nam Yoon get into the failures and success of microtransit. They dig into some of the theories that Nam Yoon wrote about and compare them to real-world microtransit projects operated by SHARE Mobility.
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48min
December 30, 2020 Economic Development's Influence on Workforce Mobility
In this episode, Ryan talks with Larry Gigerich, a nationally recognized leader in economic development about how companies are using workforce mobility to grow. Based in Indianapolis, Larry and Ryan discuss their mutual hometown and the changes that the city has made over the last decade to attract companies like SalesForce.com. We discuss Larry's work as a connector of government and business and how economic development has been the catalyst for getting companies to try commuter benefits.
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42min
December 30, 2020 The automotive industry is transforming into the mobility industry
In this episode, Ryan talks with founding editor of India's Economic Times Auto and ETAuto.com, Nabeel Ahmed Khan. Nabeel is in Delhi, India and he shares some insights on how the automotive industry in transforming into the mobility industry.
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37min
December 30, 2020 Commuting in the Hyperloop
In this episode, Ryan talks with Delft Hyperloop Team, Pieter Becking & Melanie Beek. The Hyperloop team is a student ran organization that focuses on what their version of the Hyperloop could loop like for the SpaceX Hyperloop competition.
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40min
December 30, 2020 Detroit Needs a Shared Mobility Co-Op
In this episode, Ryan McManus interviews Jacob Greig, with Liftango. Jacob originates from Australia but currently resides in the Bay Area. Ryan and Jacob talk about public transit and how mobility as a whole is changing and where it will go within the next 10-20 years. Also, how beneficial it can be for mobility companies to come together to collaborate and work together on making sure we have efficient and effective modes of transportation in our daily lives.
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38min
December 30, 2020 Teaching students to ride transit
In this episode, Ryan McManus has a chat with Dan Hendry. Dan and Ryan talk about how it's important to educate younger students on how to properly ride public transit and how it gives the students a sense of freedom and the benefits that come from that.
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49min
December 30, 2020 Micromobility in the 15 minute City with Henry Russell Goeden Krauss
In this episode, Ryan McManus talks with Henry Russell Goeden Krauss. Henry has countless years of experience with Micro Mobility and how Micro Mobility is going to change the way we live and commute in big cities. Ryan and Henry also discuss the idea of the "15-minute city" and what that will soon look like and how it will be implemented into largely populated cities.
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54min
December 30, 2020 Getting people to support transit
In this episode, Ryan talks with Austin, TX transportation planner Ellen Emeric. Ryan and Ellen discuss the ways of getting people to support the many different forms of public transportation and mobility.
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24min

FAQs about Commute Podcast:

How many episodes does Commute Podcast have?

The podcast currently has 21 episodes available.