The Courier

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How to (Wisely) Spend a Fortune on Transit, Down Under

October 29, 2026

Australia and America have a lot in common: sprawling suburbs, a deep love affair with the automobile and like just about everywhere in the Anglosphere — an inability to build infrastructure at reasonable costs. But despite the big price tags, Australia (and the United Kingdom) have done a far better job of figuring out what to build and actually ponying up the money needed to get it done. Australia’s largest cities have spent the past couple decades building new metros, light rail lines and ...

How Do Machines Map the World? A Conversation With Geospatial Legend Brian McClendon

October 15, 2026

An autonomous vehicle can have the greatest lidar and cameras in the world, but how does it “understand” what it’s looking at? Robotaxis and delivery bots alike need a source of ground truth that lets them comprehend the state of the world. Properly equipped, an AV can ideally enter a new space for the first time, and instead of having to figure it out the way a human would, it can pull up a rich history of how that location has looked over the years.Building that knowledge is complicated, re...

From RV Rentals to Fleet Management to AV Insurance

October 01, 2026

Building the world’s biggest RV rental platform would be ambitious enough. But what if you also launched a suite of fleet-management tools, and then an entirely new division insuring autonomous vehicles, with rates that automatically drop whenever self-driving is engaged?That’s the story of The Ride Platform, the company once known as Outdoorsy, which has since launched brands like Wheelbase and Roamly FSD. Once I sat down with Jeff Cavins, the company’s founder and CEO, I realized his ambiti...

REDESIGNING CITIES: The Speedwell Foundation Talks @ Georgia Tech · Medium booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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What is the email for The Courier?

The publicly listed email for The Courier: info@curbivore.co.

How many listeners does The Courier have?

Podseeker estimates The Courier reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for The Courier?

The Courier typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Executives or senior leaders tied to mobility/transportation tech (e.g., mobility investors/transaction leaders, founders/CEOs of mobility startups) and analysts from major policy/research organizations (e.g., McKinsey Center for Future Mobility). Common among recent guests: Leadership role in mobility investment/transactions; Executive leadership (co-founder/CEO) of a mobility company; Published/leading research or reports on future mobility/AVs. Recent guests include Florent Roulet, Dan Carr, and Darius Scurtu.

How hard is it to get booked on The Courier?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does The Courier cover?

Recent episodes cover Mobility, Urbanism, Transportation, Autonomous Vehicles, and Delivery. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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