Ed Schmidt's guest appearances

Ed Schmidt

EthicalStL.org

Intelligent Transport Podcast

Curious Navel

Keeler in the Morning

Kurt Vonnegut

Joe Hart

Mandisa Thomas

Dave Warnock

Amy Miller

Don Miller

Massimo Pigliucci

Stephen Law

Jules Evans

Lauren Lane

Sarah Kendzior

James Croft

Buzz Spector

Andrew Copson

Chris Stedman

OwlTail

If you have ever met Ed you would remember because he would have taken the time to get to know you and even if your interaction was brief, make you happy. He doesn’t need much, and he would be sure to spend his extra time helping in simple ways – taking someone to the grocery store or visiting someone at a retirement home. His elementary yet profound perspective means he is grateful each day when his feet hit the floor, and you will be moved to do the same.

If you have ever met Ed you would remember because he would have taken the time to get to know you and even if your interaction was brief, make you happy. He doesn’t need much, and he would be sure to spend his extra time helping in simple ways – taking someone to the grocery store or visiting someone at a retirement home. His elementary yet profound perspective means he is grateful each day when <a href="https://www.keystonerunningstore.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">his feet</a> hit the floor, and you will be moved to do the same.

Ep 097 - Ed Schmidt

As micromobility services continue to sweep their way across the globe, we chat with Wind Mobility’s CEO in EMEA, Ed Schmidt, to get his take on one of the hottest trends in urban mobility. During the discussion, Ed tells us why this is such an exciting time for new mobility and how we’ve got to where we are now, emphasising the role that technology has played along the way to create new modes that even five years ago were non-exsistent. As part of this, we also address “one of the classic questions”, according to Ed, in what kind of impact new mobility is having on mass transit, and how this is likely to develop. Later, there’s discussion on Wind’s approach to implementing services and working with cities, with tips on how to do this safely and responsibly, not just for the sake of launching services in new locations, but also to attract and retain customers. Here, Ed details how in-house developments have helped Wind deliver more rugged, longer-life e-scooters to fulfill user needs. From here, as we look at the choices available to customers and the various factors they now consider before deciding which mode to use, we talk sustainability and how operators’ responsibility to the environment doesn’t just stop at zero-emissions transport. Finally, there’s also conversation around the sustainability of new mobility business models and how to plan for the future in today’s urban mobility landscape, as well as a look into what the future holds for Wind more specifically.   All content and information accurate at time of recording.

As micromobility services continue to sweep their way across the globe, we chat with Wind Mobility’s CEO in EMEA, Ed Schmidt, to get his take on one of the hottest trends in urban mobility. During the discussion, Ed tells us why this is such an exciting time for new mobility and how we’ve got to where we are now, emphasising the role that technology has played along the way to create new modes that even five years ago were non-exsistent. As part of this, we also address “one of the classic questions”, according to Ed, in what kind of impact new mobility is having on mass transit, and how this is likely to develop. Later, there’s discussion on Wind’s approach to implementing services and working with cities, with tips on how to do this safely and responsibly, not just for the sake of launching services in new locations, but also to attract and retain customers. Here, Ed details how in-house developments have helped Wind deliver more rugged, longer-life e-scooters to fulfill user needs. From here, as we look at the choices available to customers and the various factors they now consider before deciding which mode to use, we talk sustainability and how operators’ responsibility to the environment doesn’t just stop at zero-emissions transport. Finally, there’s also conversation around the sustainability of new mobility business models and how to plan for the future in today’s urban mobility landscape, as well as a look into what the future holds for Wind more specifically. All content and information accurate at time of recording.

Intelligent Transport Podcast Episode 6 – Ed Schmidt, Wind Mobility

Arlene Honeywell

Welcome or welcome back to a new season at the Ethical Society! Enjoy highlights from Ethical Humanist history, and reflections from two of our long-time members. Join us as we honor the following member anniversaries: 50 years: Steve Maragides 30 years: Jim and Joy Pierce, Janet Morse, Mary Wittry, Mary Bumpus, Ed Schmidt 20 years: Paula Bertram, Dan Overmann and Mary Murphy-Overmann, Gene Lauver, Arlene Honeywell, and Robert Taylor 10 years: Tom and Kitt Rogers, Mary Ann Tipton, Maxine Stone, Bea Hollander.

Welcome or welcome back to a new season at the Ethical Society! Enjoy highlights from Ethical Humanist history, and reflections from two of our long-time members. Join us as we honor the following member anniversaries: 50 years: Steve Maragides 30 years: Jim and Joy Pierce, Janet Morse, Mary Wittry, Mary Bumpus, Ed Schmidt 20 years: Paula Bertram, Dan Overmann and Mary Murphy-Overmann, Gene Lauver, Arlene Honeywell, and Robert Taylor 10 years: Tom and Kitt Rogers, Mary Ann Tipton, Maxine Stone, Bea Hollander.

Celebrating Our Members; Member Anniversary speakers Ed Schmidt and Arlene Honeywell, 10-Sep-2017