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EV podcasts

Best Electric Car Podcasts:
1. EV News Daily
The first of the five best electric car podcasts is EV News Daily. As the name of the podcast suggests, EV News Daily is a daily electric car podcast produced solely by Martyn Lee. Unlike other podcasts, EV News Daily covers global EV news. Each episode is about 15 minutes.

Additionally, the podcast holds a “Saturday Special” where Lee interviews industry leaders and experts for an extended length episode. Lastly, EV News Daily asks listeners to participate in “Question of the Week”. At the end of the week, Lee reads the answers of several listeners.

2. Ride the Lightning: The Unofficial Tesla Podcast
Ride the Lighting: The Unofficial Tesla Podcast is hosted solely by Ryan McCafferey. Every Friday, McCafferey releases the 1.5-2 hour podcast covering specifically Tesla news.

McCafferey covers Tesla news of the previous week during the first 30 minutes. The next segment is the hour long “Ride the Lightning Hotline”. The “Ride the Lightning Hotline” is a listener provided ‘ask a question’ or ‘respond to a question’. Typically, listeners ask and respond to Tesla in-car software troubleshooting and buying advice.

The last segment is the “Pro Tip of the Week”. Like the previous segment, listeners call in and provide others a notable tip to enhance their Tesla experience.

3. InsideEVs Podcast
The next of the best electric car podcasts by InsideEVs. InsideEVs recently launched a weekly electric car news podcast. Like their website, the content is of very good quality.

The podcast is typically one hour long and covers general U.S. EV news. The podcast is led by InsideEVs main editor Domenick Yoney and occasionally features special guests such as EV News Daily host Martyn Lee.

4. Fully Charged Podcast
Fully Charged is an internationally renowned EV channel hosted by Robert Llewellyn, Maddie Moate, Helen Czerski, Rory Reid, Chelsea Sexton and Andy Torbet. Specifically, the Fully Charged podcast covers global EV news as well as industry expert interviews and Q&A panels from their video channel.

The Fully Charged podcast covers mostly European EV news, however, occasionally they cover U.S. news.

5. EV-Resource Podcast
Finally, final of the best electric car podcasts is by EV-Resource.

EV-Resource is fairly new, however, that doesn’t stop show host Zack Hurst from delivering an awesome podcast. EV-Resource is perfect for both first-time EV owners and shoppers as well as experience EV drivers. Published on a weekly basis, EV-Resource provides a great roundup on the latest EV news in addition to EV ownership stories from Zack.

Furthermore, on an occasional basis, EV-Resource will feature guests from all different individuals and businesses within the EV realm. It’s a great changeup to the weekly news. If listeners want more for Zack’s content, EV-Resource also provides a monthly magazine as well as an online blog.

This podcast is a must-have in your EV podcast arsenal.

Podcasts that deal with disability.

The Accessible Stall

Website: The Accessible Stall

Hosted by Emily Ladau and Kyle Khachadurian – @emily_ladau and @ImNotKardashian
95 episodes, the first in April 2016, the latest in May 2021.
Casual conversations and friendly arguments about both light and heavy everyday disability topics, with two good disabled friends who often have different takes on disability issues.
Good episode to start with: Episode 87: Disability Etiquette
Transcripts included.

The Disability Visibility Podcast

Website: Disability Visibility Project

Hosted by Alice Wong – @DisVisability
100 episodes, the first in September 2017, the last in April 2021.
In-depth interviews and discussions with disability community leaders and creators, on disability identity, culture, activism and politics, with an emphasis on intersections of disability and race, gender, sexuality, and other marginalized identities.
Good episode to start with: Episode 21: Disabled Comedians
Transcripts included.

Barrier Free Futures Podcast

Website: KSFR Santa Fe Public Radio

Hosted by Bob Kafka
Over 300 weekly episodes, the first in February 2015, the latest in June 2021.
Interviews with disability activists and other disabled people in the disability community, on current disability issues, history and experiences.
Good episode to start with: April 11, 2020 Crip Camp
Shows posted after December 2020 have transcripts.
Down to the Struts

Website: Down to the Struts

Hosted by Qudsiya Naqui
15 episodes, the first in October 2020, the latest in June 2021.
A look at accessible design, both physical and cultural, from a wide variety of angles and voices.
Good episode to start with: Episode 1: Getting Wise About Disability with Dr. Arielle Silverman
Transcripts included.
Power Not Pity

Website: Power Not Pity

Hosted by Bri M. – @powernotpity
12 episodes, the first in October 2017, the latest in March 2021.
Exploring the full range of disability experience, particularly through the stories and work of disabled people of color.
Good episode to start with: Episode 8: “Our Companion Animals, Our Selves” feat. Kay Ulanday Barrett
Transcripts included.
Included: The Disability Equity Podcast

Website: Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center

Hosted by Bonnielin Swenor, Ph.D. and Nick Reed – @BonnieSwenorPhD and @NickSReed
17 episodes, the first in October 2020, the latest in June 2021.
Discussions and interviews aimed at fighting ableist stereotypes and more fully understanding trends in disability issues and policy.
Good episode to start with: Episode 13: Disability Data
Transcripts included.
Disability After Dark

Website: Wheels on The Ground Productions and Andrew Gurza

Hosted by Andrew Gurza – @andrewgurza_
334 episodes, the first in September 2016, the latest in June 2021.
Frank discussions about sex, sexuality, relationships, and other aspects of the disability experience. Note: contains explicit language.
Good episode to start with: Episode 247: Is Zach of The Try Guys Disabled? w/Zach Kornfeld
No transcripts.
Ouch! … the cabin fever podcast

Website: BBC Radio

Hosted by Beth Rose, Emma Tracey, Keiligh Baker and Kate Monaghan
Hundreds of episodes going back to at least April, 2015 in the current format, and similar content from years before that, are available on the BBC website. The most recent episode is from June 2021.
The BBC’s “Ouch!” Podcast in some form may be the first true disability podcast. It covers a wide range of disability issues, often more than one topic in each episode. It’s scope is global, but with a focus on the United Kingdom.
Good episode to start with: May 2, 2019: ‘I realised not everyone has to be a Paralympian’
Transcripts included.

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