This is a bigger picture podcast that talks trends, demand curves, and venture funding. A lot of it is deep dives into specific companies and their story and vision for a specific device. I’d like to hear more about how the US, European, and Asian regulatory frameworks do or do not get consideration in design and marketing. More about when, where, and how safety is considered - materials and electronics testing - give how challenging it is for consumers to get these devices repaired would be great to hear from the industry.

GREAT podcast of the ever changing early scene of the electric bike/tiny car/last mile/sharing economy. Think of the automobile scene of the early 1900s when there were hundreds of different car manufacturers and lots of different design ideas. I only wish they’d upgrade the audio quality. Oliver the host’s audio sounds like the equivalent of low res 8 bit arcade graphics, constantly breaking into bits and burps. Add to that the fact he’s a “quick, low talker” at the end of his sentences, it DRIVES ME CRAZY. It’s an audio product with consistently poor audio. 5 STARS OTHERWISE. Please invest in better recording infrastructure guys.

The future of transportation is a large ecosystem of small electric vehicles and the Micromobility podcast is the premier place to hear directly from the thinkers and entrepreneurs in the space.

Mind blowing insights, week after week, that prove micromobility is the true disruptor in the transportation sector

The Micromobility Podcast consistently features quality guests that cover manufacturing, distribution, investing, policy, regulation, trends and technology for Micromobility and small EVs on a global scale. If you care about more intelligent transportation, this is podcast a must listen!

This is the best podcast if you are interested in small vehicles and how they will change the world. Oliver is an excellent host and the guests always bring a fun and interesting angle.

Has a ton of potential but has the standard SF agenda where they think their pre determined outcome is bound to happen instead of looking at market forces. Good guests but needs some more researching and real world experience from the hosts

I love the coverage of Micromobility subject matter but the reoccurring snobbery of Horace- who takes every opportunity to endlessly talk and barely acknowledge his cohost- is draining to endure. I wish their episodes with one another were truly more of a dialogue instead of Horaces contentious and condescending monologues. Interviews are more solid.

I slaved on my Real Analysis homework assignments every day, staring into the dark abyss that is my home chalkboard—driving the struggle bus every day into oblivion. Then I discovered the Micromobility movement. Now...now...I have hope for mankind. I jest. But for real, this podcast is fire.

This is one of my favorite podcasts right now - Horace and Oliver explore the history and possible future of transportation in an engaging way.

Horace and Oliver do a great job of breaking down the opportunities, challenges, and dynamics in this rapidly evolving space.

Always great to hear smart people speaking about the new trends in Micromobility. Horace has clearly given this space a lot of thought, and I appreciate his comparisons to things in the past in order to make better sense of what’s to come in the future.