
The Freewheeling Podcast is all about moving forwards faster.
Each week, I’ll bring you fresh voices, new ideas and unconventional thinking.
With a bias towards transport and mobility, we also span entrepreneurship and politics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagementMarketing | |||

Tom Geraghty is now an expert in psychological safety at work, but he started out as an ecologist.
A career focusing on how organisations actually work combined with his knowledge of ecosystems to make him realise something very important: organisat... more
The transport sector has long operated in an environment in which it was assumed that competition was the guarantor of service quality and low prices.
Those assumptions are changing, with local authorities taking control of bus services and the rail... more
Sandra Witzel is comparatively unusual.
Millions of people in Britain are disabled, while hundreds of thousands work in transport. But there isn’t as much overlap, especially at a senior level.
So today’s discussion is all about Sandra’s perspecti... more
How do we take the public with us?
Actually, is that the right question? Surely, we should be asking what the public want? And what the public doesn’t yet know it wants.
Our traditional models of consultation and engagement increasingly don’t work.... more
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Freewheeling is now well established, has found its flow and is cemented as the best transport podcast out there. Thomas’s intelligence, breadth of experience and curiosity make him a perfect host for a wide variety of interesting guests. His lack of ego (something all too present in other hosts) means he doesn’t interrupt and lets his guests tell their stories and share what they know. The podcasts are always thought provoking, normally challenge conventional thinking and above all make you rea... more
Love it. But sometimes it sounds like people interviewing for a job rather than a real conversation. Thanks
A really interesting podcast. Well worth your attention.
This podcast and Thomas’s accompanying freewheeling blog should be essential listening for anyone involved in influencing car drivers to try something else. It covers a wide range of mobility issues, generally all inter-connected and (with one or two common exceptions) gives fresh insight to the discussion. That’s what this blog does best - public transport is a fairly inward looking place and here we get some provocative debate on some of that embedded thinking, whether it be from perspective o... more
Great commentary and searching questions spanning the sector, pitched perfectly by experts who know the subject inside out.
Love the presenter's style. He obviously cares deeply about what he's talking about! Always great to hear that.
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Focusing primarily on transport and urban mobility, this podcast presents conversations that challenge conventional thinking while addressing critical issues within the industry. Discussions feature prominent experts and thought leaders who share their experiences, insights, and innovative ideas on topics like public transportation, urban planning, and the future of mobility. Additionally, themes around entrepreneurship, community engagement, and political frameworks related to transport policies are often explored, making it a nuanced source of information for listeners interested in the evolution of these sectors.
The podcast stands out for its emphasis on real-world applications and the integration of expert knowledge across different di... more
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