Honest conversations with the founders, operators, planners and policymakers shaping the next generation of urban mobility — what they shipped, what they got wrong, and what nobody warned them about.
Hosted by SMOVECITY founder Constantin Vermoere. 17 episodes recorded between 2021 and 2023. A new season is in production.
Founders, operators, city officials and analysts — what they shipped, what they got wrong, and what nobody warned them about. Newest first.
Join us in an illuminating conversation with Pascal Smet, a prominent figure in Brussels politics with a profound dedication to sustainable urban mobility.
Sustainability to innovation, regulation to public engagement — Minister Van den Brandt on the strategies behind one of Europe’s most ambitious mobility rebuilds.
A thought-provoking conversation on Bart Dhondt’s tireless dedication to enhancing quality of life in Brussels through progressive, sustainable urban mobility.
Fredrik founded Voi in 2018 with a vision of revolutionising urban transportation through fleets of electric scooters. A candid conversation on building a European operator.
A dedicated politician and influential leader on the development and growth of Antwerp, and the policy work behind one of Belgium’s busiest urban-mobility regions.
A Franco-Dutch author and former Dutch government attaché on how cycling reshapes cities, communities, and the political imagination around what streets are for.
Luna builds the computer-vision layer that makes shared scooters and bikes ride more safely on public streets. Andrew on the engineering, regulation and city-by-city rollout.
Recorded the week of the Paris referendum that banned free-floating e-scooters. Matthieu on what the vote really meant — and what every operator should have learned from it.
Joint episode with Augustin Friedel — an in-depth conversation on hardware, software, unit economics, acquisitions, and how the micromobility market really works.
Joint episode with Aléxandros Tziampazis — an in-depth conversation on hardware, software, unit economics, acquisitions, and how the micromobility market really works.
From 168 green electric scooters in Eindhoven to a full multi-modal shared-mobility brand across the Netherlands and Belgium. Raymon on how it scaled.
Chairman of NewCities and the founder of CoMotion on how the global urban-mobility movement reshapes the cities we live in — and the institutions that govern them.
Maxim built Wayfair’s European supply-chain before co-founding Dott. A grounded look at why local-by-default beats global-by-default for shared-mobility operators.
A #CitiesFirst advocate who’s spent two decades at the intersection of urban planning, mobility innovation and startup advisory. On where public transit goes next.
A serial entrepreneur and ex-CTO at BOND Mobility on venture-building, product, and why the micromobility industry grows faster when its operators stop hoarding what they learn.
A serial product founder from Germany on building the back-end software that quietly powers a generation of shared-mobility brands across Europe.
The first conversation of the show. Alex Nesic on his decade of work growing shared mobility — and on the computer-vision tech inside Drover AI that catches scooters riding on sidewalks.
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