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Shift: A podcast about mobility

On Shift: A podcast about mobility, Automotive News tech and innovation team leader Pete Bigelow tak

Episodes

Total: 322

SAFE’s Robbie Diamond sounds alarm on China’s leadership in transportation technology (Episode 71)
2020/12/6

Robbie Diamond, CEO and founder of think tank Securing America’s Future Energy, discusses the inters

Gautam Narang seeks self-driving success along the ‘middle mile’ (Episode 70)
2020/11/29

Gautam Narang, co-founder and CEO of self-driving truck startup Gatik, details a new partnership wit

How safe is safe enough? RAND researcher Marjory Blumenthal finds no easy answer (Episode 69)
2020/11/22

Marjory Blumenthal, senior policy researcher at RAND Corp., discusses her latest paper on automated

Space: The Final Mobility Frontier (Episode 68)
2020/11/15

For Michigan’s burgeoning aerospace industry, the sky isn’t the limit. It’s the starting point. Gavi

Intel’s Jack Weast on how math can safeguard self-driving vehicles (Episode 67)
2020/11/8

Jack Weast, senior principle engineer at Intel and vice president of automated vehicle standards at

Nauto’s Jennifer Haroon on the power of predictive collision alerts (Episode 66)
2020/11/1

Jennifer Haroon, chief operating officer at artificial-intelligence startup Nauto, discusses how dri

Giovanni Circella on mobility's triple revolution (Episode 65)
2020/10/25

Giovanni Circella, director of the 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program at UC Davis, discusses the

Mobility and the law: Jennifer Dukarski walks us through an emerging legal landscape (Episode 64)
2020/10/18

Jennifer Dukarski, an automotive technology attorney based in Ann Arbor, Mich., discusses ways autom

Qualcomm’s Nakul Duggal on 5G’s increasing role in automotive (Episode 63)
2020/10/11

Nakul Duggal, senior vice president and GM of automotive at Qualcomm, discusses the rollout of 5G ac

Nancy Sun on Ike's long-haul approach to automated trucking (Episode 62)
2020/10/4

Nancy Sun, co-founder and chief engineer at Ike, discusses her work history, why the automation tech

Spin's Kay Cheng provides a macro view of micromobility (Episode 61)
2020/9/27

Kay Cheng, head of policy initiatives at Spin, discusses micromobility in the age of coronavirus, th

Policy expert Hilary Cain on fading hopes for AV legislation (Episode 60)
2020/9/20

Hilary Cain, vice president of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, discusses the importance of a

BCG’s Nikolaus Lang on thwarting an ‘urban mobility meltdown’ (Episode 59)
2020/9/13

Nikolaus Lang, global leader of the Global Advantage practice at Boston Consulting Group and directo

AAA’s Greg Brannon pumps the brakes on ADAS (Episode 58)
2020/9/6

Greg Brannon, AAA’s director of automotive engineering and industry relations, discusses the results

Autotech Ventures’ Quin Garcia on VCs, startups and investing during a pandemic (Episode 57)
2020/8/30

Venture capital firm’s managing director discusses ground transportation opportunities, SPAC ‘mania

Designated Driver’s Manuela Papadopol on an AV system “safety net” (Episode 56)
2020/8/23

Manuela Papadopol, CEO of Designated Driver, discusses why the industry adopted teleoperations and h

Gartner’s Mike Ramsey on AVs Navigating 'The Trough Of Disillusionment' (Episode 55)
2020/8/17

Senior analyst Mike Ramsey discusses his consulting firm’s latest transportation-tech Hype Cycle rep

WEF’s Michelle Avary on transportation’s COVID “stress test” (Episode 54)
2020/8/10

The head of automotive and autonomous mobility at the World Economic Forum discusses how the pandemi

VectoIQ’s Steve Girsky on SPAC-tacular success (Episode 53)
2020/8/3

The current managing partner at VectoIQ and former General Motors vice chairman discusses the advant

Michigan’s Chief Mobility Officer on the State of Mobility (Episode 52)
2020/7/27

Trevor Pawl, chief mobility officer for the State of Michigan, discusses his plans in the new role,