The Geomob podcast is hosted by Ed Freyfogle, co-founder of OpenCage, and Steven Feldman, of KnowWhere Consulting.
Every week we discuss themes from the geo industry, interview Geomob speakers, and provide regular updates about our own projects.
Popular podcast topics:
2023
- 199. Denise McKenzie: PLACE
- 198. Sascha Klement: Bareways
- 197. Chloe Bolland: Fantasy Maps
- 196. Tim Fernando: Esplorio
- 195. Ed/Steven: Summer Geonews
- 194. Rebecca Firth: Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
- 193. Andy Allan: Early days of OSM
- 192. Akansha Saklani: Energy Access Explorer
- 191. Dario Raijman: Textomap
- 190. Roman Tsisyk: Organic Maps
- 189. Ed/Steven: Tel Aviv and London events
- 188. Ant Scott: MapAction
- 187. Juha Koponen: CollectiveCrunch
- 186. Merve Keskin: Map Usability
- 185. Ed/Steven: Berlin recap, Lyft embraces OSM
- 184. Jennifer Ding: London Data Week
- 183. Nick Patrick: Radar
- 182. FOSS4G 2023 preview
- 181. Peter Rushforth: Maps for HTML
- 180. Xavier Banqué: Rokubun/State of GNSS
- 179. Ariel Seidman: Hivemapper
- 178. Ed/Steven: Helsinki and London recap, more sponsors needed
- 177. Melinda Clarke: The Melbourne Map
- 176. Brandon Liu: Protomaps
- 175. Ed/Steven: Geounicorns
- 174. Jérémy Garniaux: Mapstodon
- 173. Antti Jakobsson: Geomob Finland
- 172. Nama Budhathoki: HOT Turkey/Syria response
- 171. Ed/Steven: Berlin recap, ChatGPT support pain
- 170. Edoardo Neerhut: Building communities in open
- 169. Mikel Maron: OSM Reflections
- 168. Randal Hale: GeoHipster
- 167. Looking back on FOSS4G:UK Local 2022
- 166. Loraine Rutt: Physical geography
- 165. Ed/Steven: LON recap, upcoming events, pondering Overture Maps
- 164. Simon Poole: Perspective on OpenStreetMap
- 163. Marc Prioleau: Overture Maps Foundation
- 162. Maxime Lenormand: Minds Behind Maps
2022
- 161. Geomob Christmas Special
- 160. Ed/Steven: BCN recap, 2022 review, 2023 goals
- 159. Christian Bäuerlein: ioki digital mobility
- 158. Chris Barrington Brown: D-Day Buildup
- 157. Monica Nthiga: Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
- 156. Adam DuVander: Developer Marketing
- 155. Ed/Steven: TLV recap
- 154. Tobias Jordans: Using OpenStreetMap for parking analysis
- 153. Christian Nolle: Direction of Travel
- 152. Jeffrey Linn: Conspiracy of Cartographers
- 151. Grant Slater: OpenStreetMap Operations
- 150. Ed/Steven: updates
- 149. Miguel Marques: Mapidea
- 148. Marco Bernasocchi: QGIS
- 147. FOSS4G Impressions
- 146. Royal Engineers Geographic
- 145. Ed/Steven: Summer wrap up
- 144. Melinda Haughey: Proxi
- 143. Anthony Norris-Watson: Interchange
- 142. Ian Hannigan: FORMATION
- 141. Ed/Steven: midsummer catch-up
- 140. Andy Ashburner: Pin Drop
- 139. Adam Simkin: Estimating ETAs
- 138. James Fee: Working in public in geo
- 137. Motti Zohar: Geolocating tweets
- 136. SotM & FOSS4G Preview
- 135. Ed/Steven: updates
- 134. Peter Rose: Orbica
- 133. Muki Haklay: Citizen Science
- 132. Ilya Zverev: Every Door
- 131. Carly Morris: Geovation
- 130. Jack Dangermond: Esri
- 129. Ed/Steven: updates
- 128. Will Martin: Early stage investing
- 127. Anne Kelly Knowles: Mapping the Holocaust
- 126. Manuel Timita: illustreets
- 125. Howard Butler: GDAL/PDAL
- 124. Julia Wagemann: What's New in Earth Observation
- 123. Ed/Steven: updates
- 122. Countryle and Wardle
- 121. Kate Jeffery: Maps in the head
- 120. Line of Actual Control
- 119. Kate Berg & Michele Tobias: #gischat
- 118. Tom MacWright: Placemark
- 117. Ed/Steven: updates and two years of podcasting
- 116. Blair Freebairn: Geolytix
- 115. Andrew Trigg: HM Land Registry
- 114. Andrea Aime & Ian Turton: Open Source Sustainability
- 113. Dustin Carlino: A/B Street
- 112. The Geograph Project
- 111. Tom Armitage: Teaching GIS
- 110. Ed/Steven: 2022 Goals
2021
- 109. Geomob Christmas Pudding
- 108. Geomob Christmas Roast
- 107. Ivan Sanchez: Politics of Geo
- 106. Chris Guest: Lightbug
- 105. Misha Gopaul: FATMAP
- 104. MapAction / IHDP
- 103. Richard Hawthorn: Traintrackr
- 102. Ed/Steven: Ed is back
- 101. James Morley: A Street Near You
- 100. Steven's love affair
- 99. John Nelson: Edgy Cartography
- 98. Atlas of the Invisible
- 97. The Atlas of Imagined Places
- 96. Stephen Mather: OpenDroneMap
- 95. Christian Rouffaert: Teragence
- 94. Andrew Turner: Neogeo, a retrospective
- 93. Ed/Steven: Summer is over
- 92. Kenneth Field: Thematic Mapping
- 91. Chaz Hutton: When a map goes viral
- 90. Ed Fairburn: Topopointillism
- 89. Dan Bell: Middle Earth's Maps
- 88. Paul Ramsey: PostGIS turns 20
- 87. FOSS4G 2021 Preview
- 86. Ken Hart: Snowdrop Solutions
- 85. Ed/Steven: updates and geo news
- 84. David Gee: Cartoon Maps
- 83. Lisa Allen: The Little Book of Data
- 82. Gregory Marler: State of the Map
- 81. Neil Ackroyd: Sustainable Mapping
- 80. Ferdinando Villa: ARIES
- 79. Ed/Steven: Pre-summer Updates
- 78. Alexis Batlle: AVUXI and surviving the pandemic
- 77. Arnalie Vicario: Building inclusive spaces in OSM
- 76. Alistair Maclenan: marketing for geo
- 75. Nadine Alameh: Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)
- 74. Ed/Steven: Project Updates
- 73. Will Cadell: Sparkgeo
- 72. Denise McKenzie & Ben Hawes: Locus Charter
- 71. Eric Rodenbeck & Alan McConchie: Stamen
- 70. Geoawesomeness turns 10
- 69. Jack Cornish: Don't Lose Your Way
- 68. Ed/Steven: Project Updates
- 67. Sajjad Anwar: Indian Mapping Liberalisation
- 66. Tim Newman: OS Maps in Australia
- 65. Sara Venturini: Earth Observation and Climate
- 64. Ed/Steven: Geo news update
- 63. Allan Mustard: OSMF Community Survey
- 62. Ben Dowling: IPinfo
- 61. Sam Crawford: Trail Router
- 60. Ed/Steven: Project updates
- 59. Thierry Gregorius: True Horizon Coaching
- 58. Hana Sutch: Go Jauntly
- 57. Jez Nicholson: OSMUK
- 56. Ed/Steven: Goals for 2021
- 55. Miriam Gonzalez: UP42
- 54. Mark Iliffe: UN-GGIM
- 53. Mike Dolbow: GeoHipster
2020
- 52. 2020 end-of-year/holiday special
- 51. Chris Hildrey: ProxyAddress
- 50. James Fee: Amazon enters Geo
- 49. Tyler Radford: Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
- 48. Laurence Penney: Ptolemy and the first geo database
- 47. Alastair Graham: Geoger and Rasters Revealed
- 46. Vivien Godfrey: Stanfords
- 45. Andrew Hart: Dent Reality
- 44. Ian Watt: Code the City
- 43. Ed/Steven: Planning for 2021
- 42. Jeremy Morley: Looking back on OSMGB
- 41. Abigail Page: GeoCommunity 2020
- 40. Sean Gorman: Pixel8.earth
- 39. Helen Ilus: Greenground Map
- 38. David Overton, Ian Holt: SplashMaps
- 37. Gary Gale: Whereonearth
- 36. Ed/Steven: Geo news review
- 35. Sarah Hoffmann: Nominatim
- 34. Nan Deardorff-McClain: ceramic map of Delft
- 33. Daniel O'Donohue: MapScaping
- 32. Jo Cook: OSGeo:UK
- 31. Quintin Lake: Walking the perimeter of Great Britain
- 30. Ed/Steven: Summer catch up
- 29. Allan Mustard: OSMF Board
- 28. Camila González Arango: On-demand mobility
- 27. John Craig: Location Based Advertising
- 26. María Arias de Reyna
- 25. Randy Meech: StreetCred
- 24. Peter Karich: Graphhopper
- 23. Denise McKenzie: Benchmark Initiative
- 22. Harry Wood: OpenStreetMap London
- 21. Ed/Steven: Free is great. Or is it?
- 20. Andy Coote: ConsultingWhere
- 19. Previewing FOSS4GUK Online 2020
- 18. Giuseppe Sollazzo: Open data aficionado
- 17. How Geomob works
- 16. Muthukumar Kumar: Geomob Munich, Geoawesomeness
- 15. Raf Roset: LinksGeo
- 14. Jan-Piet Mens: OwnTracks
- 13. Ed/Steven: Reflecting on our first Geomob online
- 12. Kenneth Field of Esri
- 11. Ed Parsons of Google
- 10. Andy Allan: Thunderforest
- 9. Alex Wrottesley: Geovation
- 8. Alexis Batlle: AVUXI
- 7. Privacy and Location - Ed/Steven
- 6. Steve Chilton
- 5. Mapping coronavirus - Ed/Steven
- 4. Joana Simoes
- 3. Mappery / FOSS4G - Ed/Steven
- 2. Meet co-host Steven Feldman
- 1. Introducing the podcast