“The Early Days Podcast” is an insightful and introspective show that offers a thoughtful look into the journeys and experiences of entrepreneurs, creatives, and innovators in the early stages of their careers. Through candid conversations and personal anecdotes, the podcast provides a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of starting a business or pursuing a passion project. Listeners will find the discussions to be thought-provoking and inspiring, offering valuable insights and practical advice for anyone looking to navigate the unpredictable waters of entrepreneurship and creativity.
Providing valuable perspectives on the broader implications of shared micromobility for cities and communities.
Overall, the diverse mix of guests adds depth and richness to the podcast’s exploration of the early days of micromobility.
Pascal Smet
Elke Van den Brandt
Bart Dhondt
Fredrik Hjelm
Koen Kennis
Stein Van Oosteren
Andrew Fleury
Matthieu Faure
Aléxandros Tziampazis
Augustin Friedel
Raymon Pouwels
John Rossant
Maxim Romain
Scott Shepard
Prabin Joel Jones
Philip Muller
Alex Nesic
Throughout the season, Constantin Vermoere interviews a range of experts, founders, and innovators in the field, delving into their experiences and insights on the challenges and opportunities of creating sustainable and accessible shared micromobility solutions. From the intricacies of designing and manufacturing electric vehicles to the regulatory hurdles of launching a new transportation service, season 1 provides a wealth of valuable information and practical advice for anyone interested in the future of mobility. The discussions are engaging and thought-provoking, offering a glimpse into the cutting-edge developments and trends shaping the micromobility landscape.
Constantin Vermoere
Constantin Vermoere
Popular in over 20 countries and in the top 10 in a few countries such as Estonia and Saudi Arabia and Israel in two different categories.
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Popular in over 20 countries and in the top 10 in a few countries such as Estonia and Saudi Arabia and Israel in two different categories. According to @anchor.fm 36% of our podcast plays are coming from @spotify, 30% is coming from @apple podcast, 12% from web, 5% from Podcast Addict & 17% from other. 49% of our listeners use an @apple iPhone 📱, 20% use Android Phone 📱 10% use Windows Computer 🖥️ 6% use @apple Computer & 16% use other devices such as smart TV, HomePods, smart speakers etc