Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. And I'm very lucky that, in the span of a few weeks, I've gotten a 'yes' from a talented group of individuals to help us revamp the InsideEVs Podcast. Please join us live, tomorrow at 9:30AM Eastern!
Change is inevitable – it is a constant. And yet, despite the predictability of unpredictability, many changes hit us totally out of the blue. – Domenick Yoney, Tom Moloughney, Kyle Conner, and Martyn Lee – that they would be moving on to start their own show.
Considering the incredible work that quartet has put in over the last three-plus years at building a loyal audience and a quality podcast, I knew they’d be a tough act to follow. a new podcasting crew, we might as well go out and get some of the most intelligent and compelling content creators in the EV world today, right?
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