Charging Status: February 2023
Alex and James are back for, sadly, the last time as co-hosts, to cover lots of great EV and charging news since our last episode. As you'll hear in the introduction, James has accepted a role with an EV charging company which means that he won't be able to continue to co-host the show with Alex. The good news is that Alex has found a great new co-host and we'll be moving the show entirely over to being a 'The Interface' production.
I, James, would like to take the opportunity to extend my thanks to Alex for reaching out many months ago to start this show and for all his wonderful knowledge. We'll still be seeing Alex from time-to-time here on Crossed Wires, and I wish Alex and new co-host, Jim, the best of success for what I'm sure will continue to be a great EV resource.
We love to hear from our listeners! Get in touch about what you thought about this new episode. Reach out on Twitter, @chargingstatus or on Mastodon @chargingstatus@crosstalk.tech or you can email the show, info@theinterface.uk.
Thanks again to Vehicle Score for sponsoring this episode, Vehicle Score helps reduce the guesswork when buying a used car. Use code INTERFACE10 for 10% off! Visit vehiclescore.co.uk and run your first check today.
Charging Status is proudly recorded using Squadcast. Squadcast provides an easy and robust way to record video and audio podcasts. Use our referral link to help support this as well as future episodes. https://squadcast.fm/?ref=theinterface
Charging Status is also proud to be hosted with Castos. Castos provides and easy way to host podcasts and distribute them to all the top platforms, including YouTube. Use our referral link to help support this as well as future episodes. https://castos.com/?via=theinterface
We also have an ad-free premium version of this show available on Apple Podcasts. That will help support this episode, as well as future podcasts from the interface.
Help support the show with a donation (Powered by Castos)
the interface
Website
Mastodon
Charging Status
Mastodon