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If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
If you're the person who packs weeks early and triple-checks every detail, this episode is your tactical guide to using iPhone apps for travel planning, collaboration, and on-the-ground navigation. Vacation planning tips and why offline maps are essential Downloading and managing offline Apple Maps for travel Using shared Apple Notes and Reminders for trip organization Comparing Notes, Reminders, and Freeform for vacation planning Top travel apps: TripIt, Tripsy, and Wanderlog privacy considerations Flight tracking and airport anxiety reduced with Flighty Data choices abroad: eSIM setup and Citymapper for urban navigation Feedback: Autoplay settings in Apple Podcasts Shortcuts Corner: Automating photo sharing, saving, and cleanup workflow Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Join Club TWiT for Ad-Free Podcasts! Support what you love and get ad-free audio and video feeds, a members-only Discord, and exclusive content. Join today: https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. Sponsors: blackhat.com/us-26 and use code TWIT shopify.com/ios
We share 12 common mistakes first-time visitors make when planning a trip to London, along with alternative suggestions for a smoother and more enjoyable experience. Our practical advice is based on decades of experience visiting and living in London, as well as helping thousands plan their perfect trips.• Overpacking your itinerary – focus on one area per day instead of racing across the city• Booking attractions too late – secure popular experiences as soon as you confirm your dates• Not planning meals – research restaurants near attractions to avoid wasting time when hungry• Confusion about tipping – check if service charge is included and remember it's not expected everywhere• Misunderstanding transport – download TfL Go or Citymapper apps to find the quickest routes• Wearing uncomfortable shoes – prioritise comfort for London's extensive walking• Staying too far from central London – zones 1-2 locations save time and sometimes money• Missing lesser-known attractions – explore hidden gems like Shad Thames and St Dunstan's• Not checking opening hours – many attractions close certain days or have limited hours• Ignoring jet lag – keep your arrival day light and consider pre-booking your room from the night before• Letting your guard down – stay vigilant in crowded areas and secure your belongings• Skipping guided tours – local guides provide insights you can't get on your ownIf you found this episode helpful, please leave a review or share it with friends planning a trip to London. Visit our website for all the resources mentioned today.
Ready to make your next day out absolutely perfect? Mikah and Rosemary share their favorite apps and strategies for planning the ultimate outdoor adventure, from weather tracking to transit navigation and everything in between. Please Don't Rain - Rosemary showcases this specialized weather app designed for theme park visits and outdoor activities, featuring location-specific rain forecasts and customizable measurement units for international travelers Fantastical - Mikah explains how this premium calendar app provides 10-day weather forecasts directly within your schedule, making it easy to plan events around weather conditions Mercury Weather - Advanced weather app with trip planning features that automatically adjusts forecasts based on your travel destinations, plus widget support for seamless integration WidgetSmith - David Smith's popular widget creation tool gets highlighted for its countdown timers and custom widgets that help keep upcoming events and trips front-of-mind on your home screen Apple Maps Custom Guides - Creating and sharing location guides for group trips CityMapper - Comprehensive look at the ultimate public transportation app, covering everything from platform positioning to accessibility options and multi-modal journey planning across walking, cycling, and transit Pedometer++ - Rosemary shares real-world examples from her Glasgow trip (28,000+ steps!) and explains how tracking your daily activity can help you understand why you're exhausted after big days out News Capsule Medication Tracker - Rosemary announces her new collaboration with Snailed It on a medication tracking app that's more user-friendly than Apple Health, featuring customizable notifications, privacy options, and support for tracking medications for family members and pets! Capsule isn't quite ready yet, but we invite everyone to join the TestFlight in the meantime! App Caps Secure Shellfish - SSH client app for iOS that enables server access and file management, particularly useful for managing home servers like Homebridge setups with Files app integration Finch - Tamagotchi-style app that gamifies self-care and habit building by letting you care for a virtual pet that grows stronger as you complete real-world goals and tasks Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Ready to make your next day out absolutely perfect? Mikah and Rosemary share their favorite apps and strategies for planning the ultimate outdoor adventure, from weather tracking to transit navigation and everything in between. Please Don't Rain - Rosemary showcases this specialized weather app designed for theme park visits and outdoor activities, featuring location-specific rain forecasts and customizable measurement units for international travelers Fantastical - Mikah explains how this premium calendar app provides 10-day weather forecasts directly within your schedule, making it easy to plan events around weather conditions Mercury Weather - Advanced weather app with trip planning features that automatically adjusts forecasts based on your travel destinations, plus widget support for seamless integration WidgetSmith - David Smith's popular widget creation tool gets highlighted for its countdown timers and custom widgets that help keep upcoming events and trips front-of-mind on your home screen Apple Maps Custom Guides - Creating and sharing location guides for group trips CityMapper - Comprehensive look at the ultimate public transportation app, covering everything from platform positioning to accessibility options and multi-modal journey planning across walking, cycling, and transit Pedometer++ - Rosemary shares real-world examples from her Glasgow trip (28,000+ steps!) and explains how tracking your daily activity can help you understand why you're exhausted after big days out News Capsule Medication Tracker - Rosemary announces her new collaboration with Snailed It on a medication tracking app that's more user-friendly than Apple Health, featuring customizable notifications, privacy options, and support for tracking medications for family members and pets! Capsule isn't quite ready yet, but we invite everyone to join the TestFlight in the meantime! App Caps Secure Shellfish - SSH client app for iOS that enables server access and file management, particularly useful for managing home servers like Homebridge setups with Files app integration Finch - Tamagotchi-style app that gamifies self-care and habit building by letting you care for a virtual pet that grows stronger as you complete real-world goals and tasks Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Ready to make your next day out absolutely perfect? Mikah and Rosemary share their favorite apps and strategies for planning the ultimate outdoor adventure, from weather tracking to transit navigation and everything in between. Please Don't Rain - Rosemary showcases this specialized weather app designed for theme park visits and outdoor activities, featuring location-specific rain forecasts and customizable measurement units for international travelers Fantastical - Mikah explains how this premium calendar app provides 10-day weather forecasts directly within your schedule, making it easy to plan events around weather conditions Mercury Weather - Advanced weather app with trip planning features that automatically adjusts forecasts based on your travel destinations, plus widget support for seamless integration WidgetSmith - David Smith's popular widget creation tool gets highlighted for its countdown timers and custom widgets that help keep upcoming events and trips front-of-mind on your home screen Apple Maps Custom Guides - Creating and sharing location guides for group trips CityMapper - Comprehensive look at the ultimate public transportation app, covering everything from platform positioning to accessibility options and multi-modal journey planning across walking, cycling, and transit Pedometer++ - Rosemary shares real-world examples from her Glasgow trip (28,000+ steps!) and explains how tracking your daily activity can help you understand why you're exhausted after big days out News Capsule Medication Tracker - Rosemary announces her new collaboration with Snailed It on a medication tracking app that's more user-friendly than Apple Health, featuring customizable notifications, privacy options, and support for tracking medications for family members and pets! Capsule isn't quite ready yet, but we invite everyone to join the TestFlight in the meantime! App Caps Secure Shellfish - SSH client app for iOS that enables server access and file management, particularly useful for managing home servers like Homebridge setups with Files app integration Finch - Tamagotchi-style app that gamifies self-care and habit building by letting you care for a virtual pet that grows stronger as you complete real-world goals and tasks Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Ready to make your next day out absolutely perfect? Mikah and Rosemary share their favorite apps and strategies for planning the ultimate outdoor adventure, from weather tracking to transit navigation and everything in between. Please Don't Rain - Rosemary showcases this specialized weather app designed for theme park visits and outdoor activities, featuring location-specific rain forecasts and customizable measurement units for international travelers Fantastical - Mikah explains how this premium calendar app provides 10-day weather forecasts directly within your schedule, making it easy to plan events around weather conditions Mercury Weather - Advanced weather app with trip planning features that automatically adjusts forecasts based on your travel destinations, plus widget support for seamless integration WidgetSmith - David Smith's popular widget creation tool gets highlighted for its countdown timers and custom widgets that help keep upcoming events and trips front-of-mind on your home screen Apple Maps Custom Guides - Creating and sharing location guides for group trips CityMapper - Comprehensive look at the ultimate public transportation app, covering everything from platform positioning to accessibility options and multi-modal journey planning across walking, cycling, and transit Pedometer++ - Rosemary shares real-world examples from her Glasgow trip (28,000+ steps!) and explains how tracking your daily activity can help you understand why you're exhausted after big days out News Capsule Medication Tracker - Rosemary announces her new collaboration with Snailed It on a medication tracking app that's more user-friendly than Apple Health, featuring customizable notifications, privacy options, and support for tracking medications for family members and pets! Capsule isn't quite ready yet, but we invite everyone to join the TestFlight in the meantime! App Caps Secure Shellfish - SSH client app for iOS that enables server access and file management, particularly useful for managing home servers like Homebridge setups with Files app integration Finch - Tamagotchi-style app that gamifies self-care and habit building by letting you care for a virtual pet that grows stronger as you complete real-world goals and tasks Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Ready to make your next day out absolutely perfect? Mikah and Rosemary share their favorite apps and strategies for planning the ultimate outdoor adventure, from weather tracking to transit navigation and everything in between. Please Don't Rain - Rosemary showcases this specialized weather app designed for theme park visits and outdoor activities, featuring location-specific rain forecasts and customizable measurement units for international travelers Fantastical - Mikah explains how this premium calendar app provides 10-day weather forecasts directly within your schedule, making it easy to plan events around weather conditions Mercury Weather - Advanced weather app with trip planning features that automatically adjusts forecasts based on your travel destinations, plus widget support for seamless integration WidgetSmith - David Smith's popular widget creation tool gets highlighted for its countdown timers and custom widgets that help keep upcoming events and trips front-of-mind on your home screen Apple Maps Custom Guides - Creating and sharing location guides for group trips CityMapper - Comprehensive look at the ultimate public transportation app, covering everything from platform positioning to accessibility options and multi-modal journey planning across walking, cycling, and transit Pedometer++ - Rosemary shares real-world examples from her Glasgow trip (28,000+ steps!) and explains how tracking your daily activity can help you understand why you're exhausted after big days out News Capsule Medication Tracker - Rosemary announces her new collaboration with Snailed It on a medication tracking app that's more user-friendly than Apple Health, featuring customizable notifications, privacy options, and support for tracking medications for family members and pets! Capsule isn't quite ready yet, but we invite everyone to join the TestFlight in the meantime! App Caps Secure Shellfish - SSH client app for iOS that enables server access and file management, particularly useful for managing home servers like Homebridge setups with Files app integration Finch - Tamagotchi-style app that gamifies self-care and habit building by letting you care for a virtual pet that grows stronger as you complete real-world goals and tasks Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Contact iOS Today at iOSToday@twit.tv. Download or subscribe to iOS Today at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.
Navigating New York City can feel daunting and overwhelming, but you can get around easily with the right tools and tips! In this episode, we'll break down three Google Maps hacks that will save you loads of time and effort when mapping your route to your next must-see spot in NYC. Not everyone uses Google Maps to navigate, but we've found it to be the most efficient and accurate during our travels across the globe, specifically in New York. These tips and tricks will be similar to those of other platforms like Apple Maps or Citymapper. We'll cover: Live View Future Train/Route Times Route Filtering 1- Live View New York's streets can be confusing, especially when you pop up from the subway and aren't exactly sure which cross street you're on… enter Live View! When using transit (or walking) directions within Google Maps, you will see an option for Live View for the walking section. Click Live View and then pan your camera around slowly so the camera can capture where you are. Once you do this, Google Maps will tell you exactly where to walk to your destination. Here are photos and a video showcasing how to accomplish this in Google Maps. Step 1- Put your destination in and click “Directions,” and choose the walking option Step 2- Click Live View Step 3- Scan your surroundings Step 4- An arrow will indicate which way to walk 2- Future Train/Route Times If you punch in a location for directions, it will show you the current times. But if you're trying to plan how you'll get from a dinner to a Broadway show tomorrow, that won't help. So, change the time of travel. Here's how: Enter your destination and click ‘get directions' Ensure your starting point is accurate Choose the transit option (train icon) Right under that, you will see text that says ‘depart at (the current time)' Click that and update your preferences accordingly. I recommend choosing the “Arrive By” option 3- Route Filtering Some people want to avoid buses and only take the subway, or vice versa. Andyou can do that in Google Maps! When you choose the transit option for directions, you will find an “Options” menu on the right side of the top menu. Once in the options menu, you can choose to prioritize specific modes of transportation! You can also filter routes based on specific criteria like: Best route Fewest transfers Least walking Avoid stairs and escalators Recap & Next Steps Istanbul Kebab House - This Episode's You'll Have to Check It Out Segment, check it out here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/euY87RtJZ6G6CjKs7 Download the full NYC Navigation & Transportation Guide here: https://rebrand.ly/nyc-navigation-guide Get the NYC Basic Tips & Etiquette book here: https://amzn.to/4fo5TRj
George Henry is a General Partner at LocalGlobe. LocalGlobe is a venture capital firm that focuses on seed and impact investments. They have seeded impactful founders since 1999 at places like Citymapper, Improbable, Lovefilm, Moo, Wise, and Zoopla. They invest in startups selling to consumers, small businesses, and enterprises. They are lean, data-driven, and move fast in decision-making. They offer highly structured, collaborative support to investee companies, and have an excellent track record in getting their startups to a Series A raising (almost 90% vs less than 40% EU average).George joins James Pringle and Hector Mason to discuss founder evaluation, the 4 investment themes they're excited about, what the next 10 years potentially hold for VC, & so much more. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow The Riding Unicorns Podcast on our socials and your chosen podcast platform to stay up to date!
In episode 110 of the UK Travel Planning Podcast, Tracy chats with Leanne McHarg, from New South Wales, Australia, to share an in-depth trip report of her family's recent adventure to the UK. Leanne provides a detailed account of their three-week journey, which included stops in Zurich, Paris, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin. She discusses their travel logistics, including the decision to use trains for most of their European travel, and the advantages of booking tickets early to secure the best prices. The family's itinerary was thoughtfully planned, taking into account school holidays and Easter, which influenced their travel dates and destinations.The episode dives into the highlights of their trip, from visiting iconic attractions like Madame Tussauds in London, the Imperial War Museum, and a tour of Lord's Cricket Ground, to exploring Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Leanne shares how they balanced the interests of all family members, ensuring each had a memorable experience, whether it was visiting the NBA store in London or taking a day tour to Glencoe and Loch Ness.Leanne also offers practical tips for fellow travellers, such as the importance of using apps like Citymapper for navigation, the benefits of packing cubes, and the peace of mind provided by Apple AirTags. She emphasises the value of flexibility in travel plans and preparing each night for the following day's activities.This episode is packed with useful insights and personal anecdotes, making it a must-listen for anyone planning a family trip to the UK or Europe.Whether you're planning your own family adventure or just love hearing about travel experiences, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and tips.⭐️ Guests - Leeanne McHarg
Ça parle de Lille, du Spotlight, du Loco Comedy Club, du Bazar, d'Habib, du Barbès Comedy Club, de l'application CityMapper, de Lyon, de Tours, de Nantes, de Montréal, de code promo, de santé mentale, de dépression, du public belge, du public du Nord, d'Amiens, de Bordeaux, de Clermont-Ferrand, de Paris, de stress, d'attitude, de non-verbal, de musculation, de Mohamed Merabet, d'un village à environ 135 ans de moyenne d'âge, de boomers, d'Olive DST, de découvert de sympathie, de The Undertaker, de Mireille, de pire bide, de pilote automatique, de trauma, d'écus dans le chapeau, de 30/30 dans une chicha, de Niro, de partir au charbon, d'hostilité, du verbe chicher, de vannes de 5ème B, de Redouane Bougheraba, de Mustapha El Atrassi, de Silver Seri, de recycler nos galères, de la SPA, de Tupac le lapin, et de moment unique...Retrouvez Mehdi Mitchell :⚫Le 30/30 avec Clemzer à Lillehttps://my.weezevent.com/autrement-mecredi-30min-chacun-mehdi-et-clemzer⚫Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/mehdi_mitchellEt bien sûr, vous pouvez également me retrouver en spectacle et sur les réseaux :⚫Dates de spectacles/Réseaux sociauxhttps://linktr.ee/sofianeettai Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.
Drones, some coloured cardboard, and a piece of tinfoil may be all the kit you need to crash a robot-driven taxi, and a rapper is accused of using Justin Bieber's name to defraud a TV company.All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by cybersecurity veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault.Warning: This podcast may contain nuts, adult themes, and rude language.Episode links:Riding Baidu's self-driving robo-taxi - YouTube.Malicious Attacks against Multi-Sensor Fusion in Autonomous Driving - Research paper.Researchers warn robot cars can be crashed with tinfoil and paint daubed on cardboard - The Register.Gang of Hackers Tries to Steal Baidu's Driverless Car Secrets - Bloomberg.Rapper Sean Kingston agrees to return to Florida, where he and mother are charged with $1M in fraud - AP News.Sean Kingston Extradited From California to Florida in Fraud and Theft Case - Entertainment Tonight.Rapper Sean Kingston, his mother arrested on fraud charges after SWAT raid at his Southwest Ranches home - Sun Sentinel.What is fraudulent use of personal identification information? - Pumphrey Law.Google's AI really is that stupid, feeds people answers from The Onion - AV Club.Some of Google's “best” AI search results - Twitter.Google Rolls Back A.I. Search Feature After Flubs and Flaws - NY Times.Sure, Google's AI overviews could be useful – if you like eating rocks - The Guardian.Citymapper.Smashing Security merchandise (t-shirts, mugs, stickers and stuff)Sponsored by:Vanta – Expand the scope of your security program with market-leading compliance automation… while saving time and money. Smashing Security listeners get 20% off!
Do you know how to make your way around Paris? Yannick Champion-Osselin presents your guide for metros, trains, buses and ticket inspectors in and around the region of Paris. For up-to-date timetables and maps on your phone to get around Paris, visit the RATP website or download Citymapper here.
**Family Vacationer Podcast Episode 153: Traveling with Accessibility Issues** **Introduction:** - Today on the Family Vacationer, Rob welcomes back Jennifer Allen of Wonders Within Reach to discuss traveling with accessibility issues. Jennifer was also a guest on Episode 109. - Jennifer Allen is an experienced traveler passionate about ensuring all families can enjoy travel without limitations. - In this episode, Jennifer shares insights on planning accessible vacations, including considerations for transportation, lodging, attractions, and dining. **Transportation and Lodging:** - When booking accommodations, don't assume accessibility; research and confirm before booking. - Utilize resources like Wheel the World, Rentable, and Airbnb's accessibility filters to find suitable options. - Contact hotels directly to ask specific questions about accessibility features such as bed height, shower options, and space layout. - Use apps like Citymapper to plan accessible transportation routes in major cities. - While Uber and Lyft offer accessible options, availability varies by location; research ahead of time and have backup plans. **Attractions and Activities:** - Check attractions' websites for accessibility information; look for the "Plan Your Visit" section. - Consider feedback from disability travel bloggers and accessible travel awards when choosing destinations. - Research dining options by canvassing the area for specific dietary needs and calling ahead for confirmation. - When visiting attractions, clarify accessibility features such as elevator access, step-free entrances, and accessible restrooms. **Travel Insurance and Feedback:** - Understand your existing insurance coverage and consider supplementing with travel insurance for emergencies and trip interruptions. - Provide feedback to travel companies and airlines, either by phone or in writing, to highlight areas for improvement in accessibility and customer service. - Remember that constructive feedback benefits not only your family but also future travelers with accessibility needs. - The Wonders Within Reach blog (wonderswithinreach.com) and Instagram serve as valuable resources for families seeking accessible travel options. - Consider reaching out to certified travel agents like Rob (rjones@starstufftravel.com) for assistance in planning accessible family vacations. - Subscribe to the Family Vacationer podcast for more travel tips and inspiration for your next family adventure. *Thank you for listening to the Family Vacationer Podcast. Stay tuned for more episodes featuring tips, insights, and stories to help make your family travels unforgettable!*
In this pivotal episode of Join Us in France, we engage with Patria Perry to bring listeners an indispensable guide on preparing for the Paris 2024 Olympics. With the summer's excitement building up, we delve into practical advice and insider tips to navigate the bustling streets of Paris, ensuring a seamless experience whether you're attending the Olympics or simply soaking in the city's vibrant atmosphere. The discussion kicks off with a crucial travel tip: walking is king in Paris, especially during the Olympic season. Despite the addition of extra metros and buses to accommodate the influx of visitors, the compact nature of the city makes walking an optimal choice for getting around. We cover the challenges of biking in Paris, including finding drop-off stations and securing bikes at busy venues, and suggest signing up for bike services in advance for those willing to pedal their way through the city. Security measures are a significant focus, with enhanced protocols and the use of drones and AI to ensure safety in secured areas. We discuss the importance of downloading the official RATP Bonjour App and CityMapper for navigating closures, particularly of metro stations near Olympic venues, and provide tips on avoiding pickpockets and staying safe in crowded areas. Lodging during the Olympics presents its unique challenges, from stringent rental rules to the necessity of air conditioning during Paris's hot summer months. We share strategies for booking restaurants and emphasize the importance of proximity to venues over luxury accommodations. Lastly, we touch on the cultural and logistical aspects of Paris during the Olympics, including potential strikes, the significance of the Olympic mascot, and tips for using contactless payment methods for a hassle-free stay. This episode is a treasure trove of information for anyone planning to visit Paris during the 2024 Olympics, offering a comprehensive guide to enjoying the city's charm amidst the excitement of the world's most anticipated sporting event. Table of Contents for this Episode Intro Paris Olympics 2024: Navigating the City of Light Podcast supporters The Magazine segment of the podcast: Navigo Pass During the Olympics Patricia and Annie about Navigating Paris during the Olympics Transportation Strategies for the Olympics Bike Rentals Security Measures and Precautions Metro Stations Closed Don't be an easy target for pick pockets Do not put your feet up on the seats in Metro or Bus Accommodation and Weather Considerations Ice and Dining in Paris Restaurant Reservations and Apps Security Measures and Alerts Lodging and Payment Methods Opening Ceremony and Strikes Thank you, Patrons! Plan a trip to France with Annie Personal Update: Unscheduled trip to Spain Driving to Spain in an electric car Navigo Pass Next week on the podcast Copyright More episodes about family vacations in France
Join The BAE HQ: https://www.thebaehq.com/joinTo see more like this: https://www.youtube.com/@thebaehq?sub_confirmation=1 Episode 114: Amardeep Parmar (https://www.linkedin.com/in/amardeepsparmar) from The BAE HQ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-bae-hq) welcomes Rahul Goyal, exited co-founder of Spyn and co-founder of Cosmos. In the podcast, Rahul Goyal shares his journey from aspiring to be like Warren Buffet or George Soros to becoming an entrepreneur. He recounts starting in private equity, creating and exiting Spyn, experiencing uncertainty, and then working on CityMapper and Cosmos. His background of growing up in India, influenced by his father's entrepreneurial ups and downs, shaped his desire to avoid financial instability. Despite initial ambitions, his entrepreneurial path was marked by learning through experiences rather than formal education in engineering.Message from our headline partners:From the first time founders to the funds that back them, innovation needs different. HSBC Innovation Banking is proud to accelerate growth for tech and life science businesses, creating meaningful connections and opening up a world of opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors alike. Discover more at https://www.hsbcinnovationbanking.com/___Show Notes:00:00: Rahul's initial realisation during university about preferring to create over moving numbers, inspired by wanting to be like Warren Buffet or George Soros.00:22: Introduction of Rahul Goyal, detailing his shift from private equity to entrepreneurship with Spin, and his experiences with CityMapper and Cosmos.01:25: Rahul's early life in India, influenced by his father's entrepreneurial ventures and the financial instability faced, shaping his aspirations.02:29: Discussion on parental guidance towards entrepreneurship versus traditional employment.02:37: Rahul's educational journey from engineering to discovering his interests outside conventional career paths.04:05: Transition into finance, exploring private markets, and Rahul's pivot towards entrepreneurship.06:40: Experiences in business school, moving into private equity, and the realisation of wanting more than the finance world offered.08:26: The shift from enjoying finance to seeking meaningful work and the onset of soul searching.08:49: The inception of Spyn, transitioning from finance to hands-on entrepreneurship, and the growth of his first company.13:20: Operational challenges and personal growth during Spyn's operation, leading to its acquisition.15:23: Reflecting on the mindset change required from private equity to entrepreneurship, and the humbling lessons learned.18:52: Deciding to move on from Spyn, exploring new ideas, and the dynamics with his co-founder during and post-acquisition.21:53: Working at CityMapper, learning product management, and the adjustments made during COVID-19.26:08: Starting Cosmos, adapting to the evolving landscape of remote work, and confronting the challenges of changing business visions.29:17: Reflections on Cosmos, dealing with market changes, and personal evolution from the experience.32:43: The impact of global events on startups, the critical nature of adaptability, and Rahul's continuous entrepreneurial journey.39:23: Conclusion and reflections on Rahul's diverse experiences in entrepreneurship, learning from failures, and the ongoing process of self-discovery and adaptation.Rahul Goyal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahulgoyal203/Visit our website:
In LAB #12, The BAE HQ Welcomes Omid Ashtari, Investor and Advisor at Startup Pragmatism. Today we're going to talk all about organisational design how to build an organisation the correct way, looking at what different teams need to do at different points, making sure you don't do a generic approach. We're really honoured today to have with us Omid Ashtari who's got an incredible wealth of experience. He was the CEO and a board director as Streetbees. He was a president and head of business at CityMapper and invested in over 40 companies as an angel investor.So this is somebody who's been through all those different stages, helped so many companies to do what they need to do and let's get to where they want to beIf you're listening to this and want to see the video, go to YouTube:https://youtu.be/mQ1FSxsJQfwVisit our website: http://thebaehq.com
Traveling can be made easy and enjoyable if you know what to do…Welcome to the 95th episode of The Growth Booth Podcast, a show focused on supporting budding entrepreneurs and established business owners alike, towards achieving lifestyle freedom through building successful online businesses.Having traveled to over 50 countries and hundreds of cities in the world, Aidan talks about his best travel hacks and the tips that have made his travels the best of experiences. From the best places to find flights to which airplane seat to pick, all the way through to where to find the best accommodation deals and best places to eat, Aidan's got you covered!Whether you're looking for step-by-step strategies to start building an online business, simple game plans to grow your business, or proven lifestyle freedom frameworks, you're in the right place.Stay tuned and be sure to join the thousands of listeners already in growth mode!Timestamps:00:00 Intro01:41 Searching And Booking For Flights07:04 Travel Insurance09:50 Time To Pack!12:44 Episode Sponsor13:15 In-Flight Comfort22:33 Arriving At Your Destination28:55 Getting Around Places32:13 A Few More Tips35:41 OutroLinks and Resources Mentioned:BluePrint Academy - https://thegrowthbooth.com/academyKAYAK - https://www.kayak.com/flights SeatGuru - https://www.seatguru.com/ IMG - https://www.imglobal.com/ Flighty App - https://www.flightyapp.com/ Booking.com - https://www.booking.com/ Airbnb - https://www.airbnb.com/ Hotels.com - https://www.hotels.com/ Citymapper - https://citymapper.com/?lang=en Yelp - https://www.yelp.com/ Google Maps - https://maps.google.com/ OpenTable - https://www.opentable.com/ About Our Host:Aidan Booth is passionate about lifestyle freedom and has focused on building online businesses to achieve this since 2005. From affiliate marketing to eCommerce, small business marketing to SAAS (software as a service), online education to speaking at seminars, the journey has been a rollercoaster ride with plenty of thrills along the way. Aidan is proud to have helped thousands of entrepreneurs earn their first dollar online, and coached many people to build million-dollar businesses. Aidan and his business partner (Steven Clayton) are the #1 ranked vendors on Clickbank.com, and sell their products in over 100 countries globally, as well as in 20,000+ stores across the USA, to generate 8-figures annually.Away from the online world, Aidan is a proud Dad of two young kids, an avid investor, a swimming enthusiast, and a nomadic traveler. Let's Connect!● Visit the website: https://thegrowthbooth.com/ ● Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aidanboothonline ● Let's connect on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aidanboothonline/ ● Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheGrowthBooth Thanks for tuning in! Please don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!
On this week's episode of the iMore Show, Karen is joined by iMore's How To Editor John-Anthony Disotto and Staff Writer Tammy Rogers to discuss their favourite apps including Pestle, Citymapper, Google Translate, and why you need to give Apple Music another chance. They also chat about the rumour that the Apple Watch X won't have any big upgrades, Apple's new iOS 17 causing some iPhones to shut down temporarily overnight, the M3 MacBooks being delayed until 2024, and more! Links: Apple Watch X thrown into doubt as analyst claims big upgrades are now unlikely to happen - iMore iPhone shut down unexpectedly overnight on iOS 17? It's not just you - iMore October M3 MacBook hopes dashed as report claims we'll have to wait until 2024 - iMore Follow us on Twitter: @iMore @KarenSFreeman
Today, we're happy to welcome you to Rana Yared, General Partner at Balderton Capital - one of Europe's most successful venture capital firms, that has raised almost $5BN, across 10 funds over the past 21 years. Balderton has backed some of the continent's most incredible companies including Revolut, CityMapper, Workable, Go Cardless, amongst other global tech leaders! Before Balderton, Rana was a Partner at Goldman Sachs, first in the Principal Strategic Investments Group where she led the bank's fintech strategy and then later in GS Growth.In the first episode of “At the Cap Table”, we discussed the state of entrepreneurship in Europe and why the startup scene is booming like never before, Balderton's investment strategy and why being a great investor involves producing returns while also improving the world around you, how Rana has supported founders from seed to successful exit, lessons and reflections on every founder should consider, plus more!In this episode you'll learn:• The thriving European startup scene and the drivers behind its unprecedented growth.• Unveiling the distinctions between US and European investors and founders, and identifying opportunities across Europe.• Delving into Balderton's investment strategy, emphasizing the significance of generating financial returns while creating a positive impact.• Rana's invaluable journey in supporting companies from their early stages to successful exits.• Lessons and reflections on driving impact as a board member and the qualities that define elite performers.• Exploring strategies for making informed investment decisions in a highly competitive startup landscape.
Clara Fain, Directrice financière de Via (Citymapper), était l'invitée de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, ce mardi 9 mai. Elle s'est penchée sur la solution logiciel pour les villes et agences de transport public dans le monde entier, que Citymapper propose, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.
Citymapper is lowering the paywall around its premium features and introducing a new subscription plan purely for removing ads.
If you have been fortunate enough to travel to new cities, in countries other than your own, it is more than likely your travels in and through this new city was mediated. Not just in the myriad ways we've been discussing so far in this series, but increasingly through a specific kind of media form: ‘platforms'. Your accommodation and sightseeing arranged through Airbnb or TripAdvisor; your local travels negotiated with the help of Google Maps or Citymapper; rides hailed through Uber or Lyft; evening meal delivered via Grubhub or Just Eat. When you are in your own city or locale, you probably use some of these platforms, alongside many others. What exactly constitutes a platform, in general, and in relation to urban life specifically, is somewhat up for grabs. In this episode, we explore different perspectives on platforms as new forms of urban media, whether that be as a form of communication, a type of service, a business model, an infrastructure, or even an institution. The popularity of such platforms is clear, and it is not a stretch to say residents and visitors alike find such media useful for grappling with urban complexities. But platforms have disrupted cities too, whether that be their housing markets, transportation services or local businesses. And this disruption seems to brought forth a situation in which platforms are becoming indispensable infrastructures, and maybe even emerging institutions, of urban life. Thinkers discussed: Sarah Barns (Negotiating the Platform Pivot: From Participatory Digital Ecosystems to Infrastructures of Everyday Life / Platform Urbanism: Negotiating Platform Ecosystems in Connected Cities); Anne Helmond (The Platformization of the Web: Making Web Data Platform Ready); Jean-Christophe Plantin, Carl Lagoze, Paul N. Edwards and Christian Sandvig (Infrastructure Studies meet Platform Studies in the Age of Google and Facebook); Nick Srnicek (Platform Capitalism); Shoshana Zuboff (The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for the Future at the New Frontier of Power); José van Dijck, Thomas Poell and Martijn de Waal (The Platform Society: Public Values in a Connective World); Emily West (Buy Now: How Amazon Branded Convenience and Normalized Monopoly); Frank Pasquale (From Territorial to Functional Sovereignty: The Case of Amazon); Jathan Sadowski (Who Owns the Future City? Phases of Technological Urbanism and Shifts in Sovereignty); Lizzie Richardson (Platforms, Markets, and Contingent Calculation: The Flexible Arrangement of the Delivered Meal); Jamie Woodcock and Mark Graham (The Gig Economy: A Critical Introduction); John Bull (Schrodinger's Cab Firm: Uber's Existential Crisis); Niels van Doorn (A New Institution on the Block: On Platform Urbanism and Airbnb Citizenship); Douglass C. North (Institutions); Benjamin Bratton (The Stack: On Software and Sovereignty). Music: ‘The Mediated City Theme' by Scott Rodgers License: CC BY-NC (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
It's an entirely banal and simple act for many contemporary Londoners: to type, or even dictate, an address or location into a service such as Google Maps, or Citymapper, and be presented with a series of route options: walking, cycling, public transport, driving. And not just these options, but their predicted duration, based on for instance real-time traffic data, and also, perhaps, whether the intended destination will still be open at the predicted time of arrival. User of such services do not tend to reflect on how they are being delivered this information, and when do, they more likely think about the locative service or app. It us less likely they will be aware of the considerable organisational and technical complexities involved in pinpointing geographic location, or the other urban data which allows the city to appear digitally in these ways. In this episode, we explore the complexities involved in the networking of urban location, including but also beyond such simple acts of digitalised, mobile navigation. We will also think through how, experientially, we know urban locations or places via an increasingly digital and networked technological background, including for example search engines, neighbourhood social media, or the act of taking selfies. Such technologies are part of longstanding processes of technological change, through which we have learned and relearned to care for where we are, our place, in the city. Thinkers discussed: William Gibson (Neuromancer); Mark Graham, Matthew Zook and Andrew Boulton (Augmented Reality in Urban Places: Contested Content and the Duplicity of Code); Eric Gordon and Adriana de Souza e Silva (Net Locality: Why Location Matters in a Networked World); William Mitchell (E-topia: "Urban Life Jim - But Not as We Know It”); Matthew Wilson (Location-Based Services, Conspicuous Mobility, and the Location-Aware Future); Jordan Frith and Adriana de Souza e Silva (Mobile Interfaces in Public Spaces: Locational Privacy, Control, and Urban Sociability); Jordan Frith (Smartphones as Locative Media); Nicole Starosielski (The Undersea Network); Rowan Wilken (Communication Infrastructures and the Contest over Location Positioning); Gerard Goggin (Cell Phone Culture: Mobile Technology in Everyday Life); Shaun Moores (Media, Place and Mobility / Digital Orientations: Non-Media-Centric Media Studies and Non-Representational Theories of Practice); Germaine Halegoua (The Digital City: Media and the Social Production of Place). Music: ‘The Mediated City Theme' by Scott Rodgers License: CC BY-NC (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
What The Denmark | Danish Culture for Expats, Internationals and Danes
In this last episode of the current season we give you everything you need to know ahead of coming to Denmark for the first time. Sam and Josefine are joined in the studio with two excellent guests sharing their insights and tips on how to orient your first days and weeks in the land of Denmark..! Kay Xander Mellish the author of the new book "How to Work in Denmark: Tips for finding a job, succeeding at work, and understanding your Danish boss". She is the voice behind the long-running "How to Live in Denmark" podcast and blog. Joseph Yamoah is a project consultant at Maersk (a Danish multinational) and moved to Denmark full-time from Ghana after studying at the University of Copenhagen. The four discuss all sorts of interesting things to help you on the practical elements of being in Denmark: navigate from the airport, avoid getting run over by a bike and even building friendships with local Danes. In the episode we discussed various apps/ services that are useful to know about Elderlearn (learn Danish speaking to elderly Danish people)Tivoli (amusement park in the centre of Copenhagen)DOT app (public transport tickets)DSB app (for train times/ tickets)Citymapper (for real-time travel info) Donkey Republic and Lime (for bike rentals) We also featured a question from Derek who runs the Robe Trotting Youtube channel (all about things that are confusing about Denmark) and spoke about Joseph's Copenhagen University article: https://studies.ku.dk/masters/global-development/interviews/joseph-yamoah/ If you enjoyed this episode/ season, please do consider giving us a rating/ review on your podcast app, it really helps in having new people discover the show + you can let us know if there are any topics you'd like us to do in the future! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This episode is sponsored by Talent to Denmark's "State of Denmark" campaign. Denmark is actively looking to attract international talent to move to the country. If you're interested to learn more about jobs in (one of) the happiest countries in the world, head to www.state-of-denmark.com/wtd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also learn more about What The Denmark on our website, Facebook and Instagram
Welcome to January 10th, 2023 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate the green indoors and dream vacations come true. In 1989 NASA published a study that showed that plants may improve the air quality for indoor spaces. We all know that plants consume carbon dioxide and produce oxygen as they do their photosynthesis thing, so this makes sense. But apparently some plants are better than others when it comes to this phenomenon of boosting your indoor air quality. Apparently, Boston ferns, spider plants, ficus, rubber trees and bamboo plants are more effective than other plants. You're a big fan of talking to your plants eh, Marlo. On National Houseplant Appreciation Day, give some love to the species that helps you breathe easier. National Shop For Travel Day was created in 2018 by the Travel Technology Association. Today it's easier than ever before to get the scoop on planning your next big adventure. Check out apps like Hopper for monitoring airfare price drops. PackPoint lets you enter destinations, time of year and length of stay for customizing your packing list. Citymapper helps you plan the fastest route to your points of interest. And if you prefer a low tech solution, browse through the pages of Lonely Planet magazine or the good old Blue Guide books with more than a century of history to back them up. This day is all about daydreaming, which is the first step to making your virtual vacations come true. I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, we speak to Paul Lehair, Investment Director at AlbionVC. We discuss key learnings in Paul's career covering his time as Finance Director at Citymapper, the monetization journey in that business, and, also building an understanding of his insights as he transitioned his career into venture capital. Your host is Guy Hutchinson and this podcast was brought to you by Startup CFO.https://startupcfo.tech/Music:Pumpkin Blues by Daniel Fridell and Sven LindvallLicensed through Epidemic Sound
Welcome to the Divine Enigma Podcast, a safe place for project managers and professionals to learn to navigate the complexity of being neurodiverse in the workplace.In this episode, I talk about being a neurodiverse professional in a corporate setting, sharing insights from my experiences. We explore the tools I use to manage my dyslexia as a project manager and the soft skills that I have identified as crucial for any professional to excel in the workplace.Neurodivergent is a term used to describe individuals that have brain processes that behave or learn differently from everyday people. It may come with multiple disabilities like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, Tourette's syndrome, and others. As a neurodivergent, I have been diagnosed as dyslexic with ADHD although this diagnosis has never been shared for fear that it could easily become another factor that must be overcome to be taken seriously at work. However, being neurodivergent is a superpower, not something to be ashamed of; this was the inspiration behind the podcast name, Divine Enigma. Neurodiversity is the concept that all human beings vary in terms of neurocognitive ability. Everyone has both talents and things they struggle with, however, in neurodivergent people, the gap between those two areas is widened, resulting in an exemplary performance in certain areas and a disability in some others. Neurodivergent people can be highly productive in an environment that amplifies their strengths and reduces disabling factors. Being neurodiverse, particularly with dyslexia, there are five key tips to stay organized while working as a project manager. Firstly, ensure you have a planner and a list of things to get done before the next day. Secondly, try to allow yourself extra time if you're coming into a new environment. Next, use apps like Speechify, Grammarly, and others to help you effectively read or prepare documents. Fourthly, always have a power bank or enough battery life for your journey; your phone may come in very handy to help you navigate your way to a new place, using apps like Citymapper. Lastly, you may use apps like Otter to record your meetiSupport the showJoin, support, and access exclusive episodes now.Sarah is offering a six-week coaching program for neurodivergent and neurotypical professionals who want to improve their career prospects, business development and support with the PRINCE2 practitioner exam. A one-hour free session. ● Connect with Sarah via email (hello@divineenigma.org), YouTube (@divineenigma338) Instagram (@divineenigma) ● Join Sarah's waitlist● Join Sarah's 6-week coaching: https://divineenigma.org/product/6-week-coaching-plan/ NeuroEnigma Membership if you'd like to support this independent podcast, click for free ebook Producer & Host: Sarah Music: “She Royalty” by Amaro & “Whistle” by Lukas Got Lucky
MICHAEL Hello and a very warm welcome to Colourful Radio's weekly news review show, Five in the Eye! This is me - Michael Ohajuru - back in the hot seat after a week away. Thanks so much to Kola for joining Phil last time in my absence. Today, it's episode 0375 and we're ready to get under way! PHIL And this is Phil Woodford joining Michael via Zoom and revealing that our top story is how the country is dealing with the period of mourning for Queen Elizabeth. Many people want the opportunity to mourn, but others reserve the right to protest. Can we reconcile these two strands of opinion? MICHAEL And for story number two, the far right party in Sweden is going to be the second largest in the country's parliament and may form part of the government. Italy goes to the polls soon and is expected to elect a right-wing coalition too. Is Europe sliding back in the wrong direction? PHIL What's story number three this week? Well, the Citymapper app is going to start charging people who are looking for bus-only routes. But these are often the cheapest ways to travel and relied upon by those with the least money. MICHAEL And our fourth story is about Tesla owners in Norway going on hunger strike! It's all because no one is listening to them about the faults they claim exist with their vehicles. PHIL And finally this week, to wrap up the Eye, we return to the period of mourning for Her Majesty. The ways in which some businesses and organisations have chosen to show their respect have raised a few eyebrows! MICHAEL We'll delve respectfully into the debate at the end of the show. But for now, that's this week's Five in the Eye! ++++
Named by Debrett's as one of Britain's 500 most influential people, Darren Westlake is co-founder and CEO of Crowdcube, the pioneer and leader of the equity crowdfunding industry.Inspired by his own experiences as an entrepreneur raising finance, Darren's idea for Crowdcube was driven by the ambition to democratise investment and diversify the sources of funding available to businesses.Since launching Crowdcube in 2011 with co-founder Luke Lang, Darren has helped establish Crowdcube as a mainstream funding option for ambitious startups and growth-stage businesses, such as Monzo, Revolut, CityMapper, Pip & Nut, Mr & Mrs Smith, what3words and Freetrade. To date, Crowdcube has helped more than 1,300 companies successfully fundraise. With more than 1.3bn members, a total of £1bn has been invested on the platform to date.Today, Darren is leading the company's vision to create a world where everyone has a share in business.Connect with Darren Westlake via: LinkedIn.Find out more about Crowdcube via: website, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.A new episode EVERY WEEK, showcasing the journeys of inspirational entrepreneurs, side hustlers and their mentors. We discuss their successes, challenges and how they overcame setbacks. Focusing mainly on what they wish they had known when starting out. The podcast aims to give aspiring entrepreneurs the confidence to START UP and START NOW by showcasing real and relatable entrepreneurs. After all, seeing is believing!Join the conversation using #startupstartnow and tagging us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Don't forget to leave a review as it really helps us reach those who need it and allows us to get the best guests for you! Connect with START UP. START NOW. and to nominate a guest please visit: www.startupstartnow.co.uk. To connect with Sharena Shiv please visit: www.sharena.co.uk.
This week Will and Mike are talking to Vuokko Aro, VP of Design at Monzo. Joining 5 years ago from Citymapper, when Monzo was a pre-paid app and there was just one product squad, they've been a part of that incredible journey from 100k customers and less than 100 employees to 6 million customers and a few thousand employees.We discuss a whole bunch of topics this time round, from the importance of being your authentic self at work to how pragmatism and appreciation for topics beyond design actually help further the case for design.
Francesco Simoneschicofondatore, insieme a Luca Martinetti, e amministratore delegato di TrueLayer, l'azienda tecnologica leader nella costruzione di infrastrutture finanziarie aperte a qualsiasi azienda, ovunque nel mondo. In TrueLayer, Francesco si concentra sulla strategia di prodotto e commerciale, costruendo partnership con le principali intuizioni finanziarie del mondo. Negli ultimi dieci anni, Francesco ha fondato, gestito e fatto crescere diverse aziende tecnologiche di successo negli Stati Uniti e in Europa, tra cui la piattaforma di analisi Staq.io, acquisita da Playhaven, e la piattaforma di marketing mobile Upsight. Francesco si è laureato in Economia e Gestione dell'Informazione alla London School of Economics e in Ingegneria Informatica all'Università La Sapienza di Roma. App, siti e link utili TrueLayer Connect Ventures Sito personale Pietro Bezza Pietro Bezzaè fondatore e Managing Partner di Connect Ventures, azienda di venture capital basata a Londra specializzata in fondi di investimento Seed con focus su b2b SaaS e fintech. Pietro è stato il primo believer, primo investitore e siede nel consiglio di amministrazione di alcune delle tech companies di successo in Europa, come Citymapper, Typeform, TrueLayer, Oyster, Soldo. Prima di Connect Ventures, Pietro ha co-fondato a Milano nel 2001 Neo Network, start up di contenuti e applicazioni digitali, acquisita nel 2008 dal gruppo De Agostini. Pietro ha una formazione umanistica, laurea in economia e 5 anni di brand management. Parmigiano di nascita, Pietro vive da 10 anni a Londra con la moglie Stefania e i suoi due figli Leonardo e Mattia. Continua disciplinatamente ad amare l'Inter, il prosciutto di Parma e Checco Zalone.
Francesco Simoneschi cofondatore, insieme a Luca Martinetti, e amministratore delegato diTrueLayer, l'azienda tecnologica leader nella costruzione di infrastrutture finanziarie aperte a qualsiasi azienda, ovunque nel mondo. In TrueLayer, Francesco si concentra sulla strategia di prodotto e commerciale, costruendo partnership con le principali intuizioni finanziarie del mondo. Negli ultimi dieci anni, Francesco ha fondato, gestito e fatto crescere diverse aziende tecnologiche di successo negli Stati Uniti e in Europa, tra cui la piattaforma di analisi Staq.io, acquisita da Playhaven, e la piattaforma di marketing mobile Upsight. Francesco si è laureato in Economia e Gestione dell'Informazione alla London School of Economics e in Ingegneria Informatica all'Università La Sapienza di Roma. App, siti e link utili TrueLayer Connect Ventures Sito personale Pietro Biezza Pietro Bezza è fondatore e Managing Partner diConnect Ventures, azienda di venture capital basata a Londra specializzata in fondi di investimento Seed con focus su b2b SaaS e fintech. Pietro è stato il primo believer, primo investitore e siede nel consiglio di amministrazione di alcune delle tech companies di successo in Europa, come Citymapper, Typeform, TrueLayer, Oyster, Soldo. Prima di Connect Ventures, Pietro ha co-fondato a Milano nel 2001 Neo Network, start up di contenuti e applicazioni digitali, acquisita nel 2008 dal gruppo De Agostini. Pietro ha una formazione umanistica, laurea in economia e 5 anni di brand management. Parmigiano di nascita, Pietro vive da 10 anni a Londra con la moglie Stefania e i suoi due figli Leonardo e Mattia. Continua disciplinatamente ad amare l'Inter, il prosciutto di Parma e Checco Zalone.
The MRT3 Circle Line will have 31 stations, with 40km of elevated tracks and 11km of underground tunnels that stretch into a circular alignment along the perimeter of Kuala Lumpur. But with a cost of close to 40 billion ringgit, is this what Malaysia truly needs? Hamdan Abdul Majeed from Think City, and Aziff Azuddin from Citymapper shares their thoughts. Image credit: Shutterstock.com
If you have been fortunate enough to travel to new cities, in countries other than your own, it is more than likely your travels in and through this new city was mediated. Not just in the myriad ways we've been discussing so far in this series, but increasingly through a specific kind of media form: ‘platforms'. Your accommodation and sightseeing arranged through Airbnb or TripAdvisor; your local travels negotiated with the help of Google Maps or Citymapper; rides hailed through Uber or Lyft; evening meal delivered via Grubhub or Just Eat. When you are in your own city or locale, you probably use some of these platforms, alongside many others. What exactly constitutes a platform, in general, and in relation to urban life specifically, is somewhat up for grabs. In this episode, we explore different perspectives on platforms as new forms of urban media, whether that be as a form of communication, a type of service, a business model, an infrastructure, or even an institution. The popularity of such platforms is clear, and it is not a stretch to say residents and visitors alike find such media useful for grappling with urban complexities. But platforms have disrupted cities too, whether that be their housing markets, transportation services or local businesses. And this disruption seems to brought forth a situation in which platforms are becoming indispensable infrastructures, and maybe even emerging institutions, of urban life. Thinkers discussed: Sarah Barns (Negotiating the Platform Pivot: From Participatory Digital Ecosystems to Infrastructures of Everyday Life / Platform Urbanism: Negotiating Platform Ecosystems in Connected Cities); Anne Helmond (The Platformization of the Web: Making Web Data Platform Ready); Jean-Christophe Plantin, Carl Lagoze, Paul N. Edwards and Christian Sandvig (Infrastructure Studies meet Platform Studies in the Age of Google and Facebook); Nick Srnicek (Platform Capitalism); Shoshana Zuboff (The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for the Future at the New Frontier of Power); José van Dijck, Thomas Poell and Martijn de Waal (The Platform Society: Public Values in a Connective World); Emily West (Buy Now: How Amazon Branded Convenience and Normalized Monopoly); Frank Pasquale (From Territorial to Functional Sovereignty: The Case of Amazon); Jathan Sadowski (Who Owns the Future City? Phases of Technological Urbanism and Shifts in Sovereignty); Lizzie Richardson (Platforms, Markets, and Contingent Calculation: The Flexible Arrangement of the Delivered Meal); Jamie Woodcock and Mark Graham (The Gig Economy: A Critical Introduction); John Bull (Schrodinger's Cab Firm: Uber's Existential Crisis); Niels van Doorn (A New Institution on the Block: On Platform Urbanism and Airbnb Citizenship); Douglass C. North (Institutions); Benjamin Bratton (The Stack: On Software and Sovereignty). Music: ‘The Mediated City Theme' by Scott Rodgers License: CC BY-NC (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
It's an entirely banal and simple act for many contemporary Londoners: to type, or even dictate, an address or location into a service such as Google Maps, or Citymapper, and be presented with a series of route options: walking, cycling, public transport, driving. And not just these options, but their predicted duration, based on for instance real-time traffic data, and also, perhaps, whether the intended destination will still be open at the predicted time of arrival. User of such services do not tend to reflect on how they are being delivered this information, and when do, they more likely think about the locative service or app. It us less likely they will be aware of the considerable organisational and technical complexities involved in pinpointing geographic location, or the other urban data which allows the city to appear digitally in these ways. In this episode, we explore the complexities involved in the networking of urban location, including but also beyond such simple acts of digitalised, mobile navigation. We will also think through how, experientially, we know urban locations or places via an increasingly digital and networked technological background, including for example search engines, neighbourhood social media, or the act of taking selfies. Such technologies are part of longstanding processes of technological change, through which we have learned and relearned to care for where we are, our place, in the city. Thinkers discussed: William Gibson (Neuromancer); Mark Graham, Matthew Zook and Andrew Boulton (Augmented Reality in Urban Places: Contested Content and the Duplicity of Code); Eric Gordon and Adriana de Souza e Silva (Net Locality: Why Location Matters in a Networked World); William Mitchell (E-topia: "Urban Life Jim - But Not as We Know It”); Matthew Wilson (Location-Based Services, Conspicuous Mobility, and the Location-Aware Future); Jordan Frith and Adriana de Souza e Silva (Mobile Interfaces in Public Spaces: Locational Privacy, Control, and Urban Sociability); Jordan Frith (Smartphones as Locative Media); Nicole Starosielski (The Undersea Network); Rowan Wilken (Communication Infrastructures and the Contest over Location Positioning); Gerard Goggin (Cell Phone Culture: Mobile Technology in Everyday Life); Shaun Moores (Media, Place and Mobility / Digital Orientations: Non-Media-Centric Media Studies and Non-Representational Theories of Practice); Germaine Halegoua (The Digital City: Media and the Social Production of Place). Music: ‘The Mediated City Theme' by Scott Rodgers License: CC BY-NC (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
Alex Dundson Alex Dunsdon is a Partner at Saatchi Invest and founder of Potential VC building a generation of impact VCs. Their mission is to find, foster and fund crazy, unusual, and innovative startups helping the world. Alex was also a seed cheque investor into Citymapper, Farewill and Ometria. Alex joins me this week to deliver his ultimate breakthroughs and formula for decisions, whether it is about your career path or your life. Resources The Science of Serendipity: How to Unlock the Promise of Innovation Book by Matt Kingdon (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Science-Serendipity-1e-P-Kingdon/dp/111847810X) Connect with Alex Potential (www.potential.co) LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexdunsdon) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/alexdunsdon) Twitter (https://twitter.com/alexdunsdon) Connect with Sam: LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharris48/) ReasonFM (https://reason.fm/user/Sam) Sam's newsletter on creativity and entrepreneurship - Explosive Thinking (https://explosivethinking.substack.com/) Sam's podcast on books - Wiser than Yesterday (https://www.wiserpod.com) Support the Show - Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/growthmindset) Subscribe! If you enjoyed the podcast please subscribe and rate it. And of course, share with your friends! Special Guest: Alex Dunsdon.
Today's guest is Venture Capitalist and Angel Investor, Jason Ball.An American based in London, Jason is a partner at the growth fund, GR Capital, who have funded mega companies like Deliveroo and Lime Bikes. Also an angel investor, Jason was an early backer of Citymapper and Monzo bank, to name a couple.Jason wants to find purpose in the pursuit of profits, which is something we fundamentally believe in. Lasting change comes when purpose is embedded in the value proposition of a brand, so that it can transcend generations of owners.Jason's real passion lies in consumer health tech: where products have a real positive effect on the user's life, and he takes a simple two-pronged approach when assessing early stage investments: first, he uses the toothbrush test: will the customer use the product daily? And second, does the brand have billion dollar potential?Enjoy!Follow Jason on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jasonballShop our new MERCH here: https://antihustlehustleclub.com Subscribe to the podcast to enjoy our incredible lineup of interviews about hustle culture, work, success and happiness. Say hi to us at instagram.com/antihustle.hustleclubIntro music by Ant Henderson soundcloud.com/antphenderson
Matthew Stafford was working for a government-backed program connecting investors and founders when he had an idea of conducting founders' dinners. 9 years back, almost to this date, he conducted the first 9others dinner in Central London. That dinner has led to 100s of other dinners in 46 cities around the world and has connected 4000+ entrepreneurs. It later led to Matthew's angel investments and laid the foundations for Dot Matrix Group. But Matthew's entrepreneurial journey didn't start here. It started much earlier when he was in school selling recorded TV programs to his friends or selling t-shirts to pubs, right after college, or hosting a Y Combinator event in London which was never about to happen in the first place. Matthew's journey is the journey of hustle. When he was out of depth, he tried. When he was disappointed, he tried. When he failed, he tried. In many ways, it's a simple story. In other ways, it's an astounding journey of a boy who dreams. SHOW NOTES 01:37 - Introduction 02:14 - How working for a government-backed program led to the idea of 9others and founders dinners 09:40 - Reaching out to investors and founders through networking events 12:09 - Why we kept 9others gatherings deliberately small, over a meal and paid sessions, and made sure it was valuable to all members. 17:27 - If you run a Saas company, talking to the guy who runs a coffee chain is the best thing you can do 20:28 - Expanding the network to other countries and helping billionaire Ryan Graves launch Uber in London 27:23 - Revenue structure of 9others 29:14 - Setting the rules of the game and why paid memberships work better for problem-solving events 32:56 - Reflecting on inspiring entrepreneurs I've met through 9others - Uber, Citymapper, What3words 38:10 - Growing up on a farm 39:27 - Starting a t-shirt company right after school 43:00 - Writing 100 letters a day to get my first customers 45:40 - Talking myself into a job, getting an MBA, and why everyone should try selling t-shirts online 49:06 - Hosting the coolest YC event ever 54:09 - Starting my own investment syndicate - Dot Matrix Group 58:56 - My investment philosophy and Founder - Product Fit 59:24 - Favorite Books 01:01:07 - The next decade will be about people realizing everyone can become an angel investor 01:02:50 - Why Chris Sacca is my greatest inspiration 01:05:22 - Think about what you can contribute - Give more than you take 01:06:27 - Connect with me I share all the articles/podcasts/books I consume during researching my guests as well as other stuff I find interesting in the newsletter (https://stealmymarketing.substack.com/) You can also follow me on Twitter for similar stuff. My DMs are open (https://twitter.com/AbhishekLpd) Matthew's Twitter (https://twitter.com/mstafford) Matthew's Newsletter (https://matthewstafford.substack.com/) 9others - https://9others.com Dot Matrix Group - https://www.dotmatrixgroup.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/intellectual-software/message
James Routledge and George Bettany, founders of the mental health startup Sanctus, have been on a mission for the last two years to try and change the perceptions of mental health - with the intention of one day putting the first mental health gym on the high street.Their experiences with mental health from before Sanctus and through their work with businesses around the UK to create impartial, safe spaces for employees to work on their mental health have made them realise just how much the perceptions need to change and how we need to get people talking about their mental health in day to day conversation. Ever since the famous Zuckerberg startup story, the glamorous perception of startups has been a journey many people have decided to partake in. But startup culture is not all it is cracked up to be.James & George's first experiences of poor mental health centered around the failure of their startup ‘Matchchat' - which led to the creation of Sanctus which values itself around going against the grain of startup culture. But this isn't to say the world of startups isn't for everyone.So the guys sit down with Venture Capitalist, co-founder of The Bakery, Investor in Citymapper, Ometria, Verve, Farewill (to name a few) - Alex Dundson - to chat both the dangers and positives of startup culture on your mental health.Music Credits:"Loopster, ZigZag, Dreamer, Perspectives" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Ways to rethink your daily commute by transforming it into exercise, a time to learn, a time to socialize or removing it entirely! Show Notes 0:50— Ian starts off with a stat that the average commute in the US is 25 minutes and Darren and March share their current commute times. 2:00— March shares some additional stats about commute times and how people commute to / from work. 3:19— Research shows that commuting tends to be more stressful for women than for men possibly because of the larger responsibilities women tend have around managing day to day household and family tasks. 4:05— Ian notes the difference between basic commuting and being stuck in traffic and shares his disdain for being stuck in traffic. 5:53— Because time is Ian's most valuable resource, many of the key decisions in his life (including where to live and how to spend his commute) are optimized to minimize the amount of wasted time in his day. 8:59— March shares what commuting is like growing up and working in Ireland. 9:52— March shares his experience originally living far away from work with a very long car commute and then moving close to work where he had a short walk to work. 11:47— March's optimizes his 22 minute commute time today listening to audiobooks and podcasts. 12:00— Whenever March has the opportunity to pay a toll to use the express lanes and reduce his commute time, he takes it — no matter the price — because it's ultimately the price for additional productive minutes of his life. 12:46— Ian uses the same logic when making all health-related decisions. 14:06— “Driving through the twisty roads of the Italian Alps is fun. Driving the highway from my home to my office blows.” — March 14:21— Darren inadvertently improved the quality of his commute by buying a convertible several years ago. 20:31 —As a member of the Millennial generation, Ian shares that he doesn't really remember flying commercially prior to 9/11 and recounts his fascination over how stress-free it is to board a train. 21:47— We talk about train experiences and some of the more scenic and peaceful train routes in North America. 24:29— We talk about car commuting and ways to improve the experience starting with audio books and podcasts. 25:41— Darren shares his tip for allocating his driving commute time to catching up with friends and family. 27:30— March advises against meditating while driving but suggests some alternative tactics to relax and recharge while commuting. 27:58— Tip for commuting: good, comfy driving shoes. 28:35— March and Darren empathize with women who have to wear high heels and Darren confesses that he lacks the grace to be able to drive or walk in heels. 29:30— Ian shares a tip for those with back pain: crank up the heated seats. 30:41— Ian completely punks March and Darren. 31:10— March discusses the importance of adjusting your car seat so that extended commutes are comfortable and back-friendly. 33:11— Tip for long commutes: avoid the drive-thru and pack some healthy snacks. 34:34— How to start a carpool and leverage the commuting programs from employers and local municipalities. 37:21— Darren shares some tips for cycling to work or walking to work. 39:56— Pro tip for cycling to work: stop by your local bike shop and ask them for a trail map or tips for cycling locally. 40:25— Darren gives a shout out to his friends Ken and Dana who have a walking commute after moving into the city. 42:03— Darren shares his experience in trying to telecommute one day per week. 43:16— March decides to experiment with Uber Pool for his commute. 43:51— Darren is going to try to bike to work several times this summer and gives a shout out to his cycling buddy Chris (who, incidentally, is in much better shape than Darren). 45:25— Darren recommends the CityMapper app for planning trips and commutes in a major city. 47:04— Ian commits to learning how to change a bike flat and start cycling a bit. 47:56— Ian introduces us to a very cool sounding personal driver service called Dryver.com and Darren gets a great idea for a Christmas gift for Ian. 48:50— Ian shares a little about the very positive experience he's had owning a nice car like the Tesla Model 3. Mentions CityMapper app for planning urban commutes OverDrive app for audiobooks. Use with your local library website to download free audiobooks. Uber Pool and Lyft Line eRideShare.com Dryver personal chauffeur service UK study suggesting that commutes have a disproportionately negative effect on women Follow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter Subscribe iTunes RSS Weekly email newsletter Full Episode Transcript Better Show Blog Feedback Email: hi@bettershow.io Enjoy the show? Leave a review in iTunes! Tell two friends about the show!
Pietro Bezza is a tech founder turned venture capitalist. Pietro co-founded Connect Ventures, an early stage VC fund, in 2011 and the fund has invested in companies like Citymapper, Typeform and Soldo. Pietro discusses: Why he decided to invest in Typeform after having become a delighted user of their product How Typeform decided the time was right to expand into the States The vital role “perpetual learnability” plays in a company's ability to scale-up The unique challenges of hiring talent during the scale-up stage in terms of both cultural & skillset diversity Head over to http://www.connectventures.co for more details on Connect Ventures and check out www.alpinasearch.com for advice on globally scaling your B2B software venture
Alex Dunsdon has a portfolio of different roles – he's a partner at early stage investor Saatchinvest where he's invested in successful startups like Citymapper and also a co-founder at The Bakery who describe themselves as “a pioneer in accelerating open innovation” Alex explains: the fundamental requirement for any enterprise software venture to demonstrate that their solution addresses clearly defined user needs how The Bakery helps start-ups solve fundamental problems for, and close multi-million dollar deals with, global blue chips how Saatchinvest assesses the DNA of CEOs pitching for investment how founder-CEOs need to evolve their behaviour and leadership style as their company grows the hype around AI: most “AI” implementations, thus far, comprise a few simple automated processes why the quality of enterprise sales talent in Europe falls so far behind the US how shocked he was by the VC mantra “growth at any cost” and why he'd be bored if he was purely a startup investor/VC! For more insights into startups and innovation check out http://www.saatchinvest.com and https://www.thebakery.com and for advice on scaling software ventures head over to http://alpinasearch.com
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