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Mind the Gap: The Official TfL Podcast

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London Underground
Transport For London
London Overground
Public Transport
TFL
Night Tube
Windrush Line
Central Line
Amy Lamé
Geoff Marshall
Community Connections
Mildmay Hospital
Women’s Football
Arthur Torrington
Levi Roots
Empire Windrush
Weaver Line
London
Suffragette
LGBTQ+ Community

Join host Tim Dunn on a journey to discover the amazing stories behind London’s iconic transport network. From the Tube to the Overground and beyond, Tim speaks to guests who have personal connections with the system that keeps London moving - from engineers to celebrities, and artists to footballers. Series three celebrates the 25th anniversary of TfL, and explains the incredible innovations, key... more

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What's the biggest innovation of the last 25 years on public transport in London? Is it the Elizabeth line, the contactless revolution, the Overground line naming, electric buses, new trains that are incoming on the Piccadilly line and DLR - or somet... more

The biggest events in London's recent history have all had TfL at their centre, everything from the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics, to the 7/7 attacks, and regular planned events like Notting Hill Carnival and Pride - and Tim Dunn is on a whirlwind tr... more

Do you remember where you were at the dawn of the new millennium (if you're old enough to remember, that is)

Tim Dunn takes you back to the year 2000 to chart the origins of Transport for London, which was created that year. In a whirlwind trek acr... more

Tim Dunn is ready to take you on a whistle-stop tour through the last 25 years of London and TfL's history in the brand new series of the official TfL podcast: Mind the Gap, as we celebrate the 25th anniversary year of Transport for London.

He'll be... more

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Mark Evers
TfL's Chief Customer Officer
Transport for London
Episode: TfL 25: The Eyes of the World on London - with Heather Small and Pete Reed
Joan Saunders-Reece
Operational Emergency Planning Manager at TfL
Transport for London
Episode: TfL 25: The Eyes of the World on London - with Heather Small and Pete Reed
Babatunde Aléshé
Award-winning stand-up comedian and former Customer Service Advisor at TfL
Episode: TfL 25: Millennium Origins and TfL Memories - with Babatunde Aléshé
Andy Lord
TfL Commissioner responsible for London's transport network
Transport for London
Episode: TfL 25: Millennium Origins and TfL Memories - with Babatunde Aléshé
Tamara Thornhill
Corporate Archivist for Transport for London
Transport for London
Episode: TfL 25: Millennium Origins and TfL Memories - with Babatunde Aléshé
Heather Small
Singer, known for her work with the band M People
Episode: Season 3 Trailer - Welcome to TfL 25
Pete Reed
Gold medal-winning Olympian
Episode: Season 3 Trailer - Welcome to TfL 25
DJ Jaguar
DJ
Episode: Season 3 Trailer - Welcome to TfL 25
Anna Ray
Artist specializing in stitch and textiles with ancestral connections to Huguenot silk weavers.
Episode: Naming the Overground: The Weaver line

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Tim Dunn
Host known for his enthusiasm and knowledge of London's transport systems, who engages guests from various backgrounds to explore their connections to the city's transport culture.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 126 ratings
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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Breviews999
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • A total joy

    Everything I expected and more- Tim’s enthusiasm, entertaining contributors, excellent production and (best of all) the permission to be a Train Geek amongst friends

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GrannyADHD
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • This is great, hope there’s more to follow

    Having enjoyed watching Tim Dunn on TV I’ve really loved these podcasts. I hope this want a flash in the pan and there’ll be more of these episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jheather154
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Rylan home for Christmas- joyful

    Disappointed to discover that there are only four episodes, so I’d kept the last one for a few days.

    Well, I listened to it today and it is just to joyful! Love it.

    Also - please make more, the podcast is great.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ali Dragonfly
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Great Show

    Having watched Tim on his London Underground TV programme I looked forward to this. His passion, enthusiasm, knowledge and interest is the same on here and well worth a listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Agent_K1
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Listeners praise the enthusiasm and passion of the host, reflecting a strong commitment to the subjects covered.
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The podcast is recognized for its insightful discussions on community and history, appealing to both transport enthusiasts and general audiences.

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TfL 25: The Eyes of the World on London - with Heather Small and Pete Reed
Q: What does TfL mean to you as it celebrates its 25th anniversary?
Joan Saunders-Reece talks about the importance of TfL and the collective effort to keep London moving safely.
TfL 25: The Eyes of the World on London - with Heather Small and Pete Reed
Q: What was your experience like returning to London as a wheelchair user?
Pete Reed describes the challenges of navigating London in a wheelchair, emphasizing how it changed his perspective.
TfL 25: The Eyes of the World on London - with Heather Small and Pete Reed
Q: What memories do you have of London 2012?
Pete Reed expresses feelings of pride and warmth, highlighting the kindness around the city during the Olympics.
TfL 25: Millennium Origins and TfL Memories - with Babatunde Aléshé
Q: What was it like working in the contact center at TfL?
Aléshé described it as a mix of challenging customer complaints balanced with humor among colleagues, which made the role enjoyable.
Iconic Design and Amazing Architecture deep under London's streets
Q: What do you think the future of TfL design might be?
The future has got to focus on making life easier for people and serving the needs of the millions who use the system.

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Exploring the fascinating narratives behind London's renowned transport network, listeners are taken on a journey through the rich history of the Underground and Overground systems. The host interacts with an eclectic mix of guests—from engineers and community advocates to musicians and activists—highlighting the personal stories that intertwine with London's public transport. Notable themes include cultural recognition, the celebration of diversity, and the impact of transportation on local communities, particularly emphasizing significant names now attached to the Overground lines. This podcast not only informs but also engages with listeners on issues of social importance and heritage, making it appealing to those interested in urban his... more

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2. Joan Saunders-Reece
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