Episode Archive
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S02-E25 | Feminist transport policy with Laura Ballesteros
Join us in exploring transport policy from the perspective of women in Latin America by listening to this amazing podcast episode featuring Laura Ballesteros Mancilla. She is the co-founder of M...
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S02-E24 | Road Safety Advocacy and Youth Empowerment with Yasmine Al Moghrabi
Ever wondered about the link among road safety, sustainable mobility and youth? Or why road safety is a feminist cause? Join us in this inspiring episode as we uncover the powerful story of Yasm...
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S02-E23 | Elevating Mobility of Care in Transport Planning with Aimée Gauthier
Have you ever wondered about the hidden trips that underpin the care work essential to our daily lives? Inés Sánchez de Madariaga coined the concept mobility of care, shining light on the daily ...
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S02-E22 | Unveiling the Transformative Power of Cycling in Nairobi with Cyprine Odada Mitchell
Are you ready to uncover the transformative power of cycling in Nairobi? In a city where cycling is often associated with either poverty or an elitist sport, the Critical Mass movement is challe...
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S02-E21 | The right to free movement with Robin Chase
Imagine: Sustainable mobility that lets people move autonomously at all ages and income levels! Our special guest Robin Chase paints a clear vision and says when people try and see for themselve...
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S02-E20 | A Feminist View on Ukraine's Mobility Landscape with Olesia Kholopik
In this episode, we are meeting Olesia Kholopik, the Director of the Centre for Democracy and Rule of Law in Ukraine. We discuss the challenges for road safety in Ukraine, the role of civil soci...
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S02-E19 | Feminist Perspectives on Biking and Commuting with Keisha Mayuga
Join us as we meet Keisha Mayuga, a remarkable feminist voice in the field of transportation. Keisha is a cycling activist and researcher, who has worked both in the Philippines and in Germany. ...
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S02-E18 | Improving informal transport in eastern Africa with Tom Courtright
Many people worldwide rely on public transport, whether it is a government-regulated or an informal, less fixed system. Informal transport represents up to 90% of the transport supply in many Af...
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S02-E17 | The future of trolley bus systems with Adrian Kobayashi
How does the future for the world’s almost 300 electric trolley bus networks look like? In fact, many systems feature outdated vehicles and low service standards due to decade-long under investm...
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S02-E16 | Talking Inclusive Mobility with Crystal Asige and Neil Taylor
Crystal Asige leader the Ability Programme in Kenya seeks to create awareness around the intersectionalities of being a young, black-African woman and entrepreneur with an invisible disability l...