Edmund King's guest appearances

Edmund King

New Thinking: Leaders

London Undone

The Driven Chat Podcast

Heads Talk

Mike Brewer

Alex Mashinsky

Nir Eyal

Caroline Casey

James Martin

Magnus Walker

Tom Blomfield

Elspeth Beard

Charley Boorman

Jacqui Furneaux

Greg McKeown

Michael Dorf

Patrick McGinnis

James Cameron

Jake Barton

OwlTail

Edmund King OBE is the president of one of the most recognised and powerful automotive brands globally, The Automobile Association and this week; he joins John Marcar for 'the big electric car debate!'The AA has been an integral part of British motoring since 1905, and the president joins John to talk about 'the next chapter of motoring' as we transition from internal combustion engines to electric cars.Edmund shares information about a project he's pioneering with Just Park, which may allow for homeowners to make money from renting out their driveways and car charging ports.John poses some interesting questions such as; Edmunds opinions on the electrification of classic cars, what will happen to petrol prices when EV's are more popular and if there will be as much demand for AA breakdown services? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Edmund King OBE is the president of one of the most recognised and powerful automotive brands globally, The Automobile Association and this week; he joins John Marcar for 'the big electric car debate!'The AA has been an integral part of British motoring since 1905, and the president joins John to talk about 'the next chapter of motoring' as we transition from internal combustion engines to electric cars.Edmund shares information about a project he's pioneering with Just Park, which may allow for homeowners to make money from renting out their driveways and car charging ports.John poses some interesting questions such as; Edmunds opinions on the electrification of classic cars, what will happen to petrol prices when EV's are more popular and if there will be as much demand for AA breakdown services? Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Great EV debate with Edmund King OBE - President of The AA

The London Undone ‘City of London Churches’ podcast series: A journey around the magnificent and many churches of the City of London. Learn about their histories, architecture, associations, features and their spiritual lives today.9. Don't overlook this small City of London church with some unusual features, old and new.  It's also the home of that rare ecumenical community.  With thanks to Julie Dunstan from the London Centre for Spiritual Direction and Tony Tucker from the Friends of the City Churches.

The London Undone ‘City of London Churches’ podcast series: A journey around the magnificent and many churches of the City of London. Learn about their histories, architecture, associations, features and their spiritual lives today. 9. Don't overlook this small City of London church with some unusual features, old and new. It's also the home of that rare ecumenical community. With thanks to Julie Dunstan from the London Centre for Spiritual Direction and Tony Tucker from the Friends of the City Churches.

City of London Churches - St Edmund King and Martyr

Edmund King OBE is president of the AA and visiting professor of transport at Newcastle University. Previously director of the RAC, his background in politics and campaigns has established him as a leading commentator on transport issues. Since joining the AA in 2008, he has worked on prominent campaigns such as ‘Cowboy Clampers’ which led to the criminalisation of clamping on private land. In this in-depth interview, Edmund reveals how a crash test demonstration profoundly changed his outlook on road safety, discusses the challenges of the increasing transition to electric cars - not least in the huge reduction in fuel duty - and outlines his concerns about the safety of so-called 'smart' motorways.

Edmund King OBE is president of the AA and visiting professor of transport at Newcastle University. Previously director of the RAC, his background in politics and campaigns has established him as a leading commentator on transport issues. Since joining the AA in 2008, he has worked on prominent campaigns such as ‘Cowboy Clampers’ which led to the criminalisation of clamping on private land. In this in-depth interview, Edmund reveals how a crash test demonstration profoundly changed his outlook on road safety, discusses the challenges of the increasing transition to electric cars - not least in the huge reduction in fuel duty - and outlines his concerns about the safety of so-called 'smart' motorways.

Business Leaders - Edmund King