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“Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Featuring new episodes each week, in which our hosts take you on exciting journeys and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design, cars and more. Subscribe to the BMW podcast series to find out about bathtubs in self driving cars, what a Beamer is, or why BMW designers are playing with clay. And in case you’ve been wondering if it’s legal to polish your BMW in your underwear – we have an episode that answers that as well. All this and more in “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW. Hosted by Nicki and Jonathan and featuring exciting guests - we are always authentic, but not always completely serious. And in case you’re wondering: yes, it’s legal to wash your BMW with your underwear – just not in San Francisco. Do you have any feedback or suggestions how to improve the podcast? We are excited to receive your feedback via changinglanes@bmw.com.
What does seamless really mean when it comes to the future of driving?
In this fourth episode of Inside Neue Klasse, Nicki Shields meets BMW experts Marcel Ottmann, Head of User Interface Design Systems, and Daniel Fischer, Senior Creative Technologist, live at the 2025 IAA Mobility in Munich. Together, they explore how design and technology converge in the Neue Klasse to create an effortless, intelligent experience – first previewed in the all-new BMW iX3.
From predictive climate control and Plug & Charge to personalised comfort features in the My BMW App and intuitive mood lighting – in the Neue Klasse, every element works in harmony, so the car adapts to you, not the other way around.
Tune in to discover how BMW is shaping interaction, anticipation, and personalisation into a new era of mobility.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:05) What makes design feel seamless?
(03:37) Anticipation: when the car knows before you do
(09:57) How to create a seamless user journey
(15:19) Personalisation: how the Neue Klasse adapts to you
(16:30) Connecting your digital life with your car
(21:24) Outro
Find out more about our host Nicki Shields
What does the future of electric mobility sound like?
In this episode of Inside Neue Klasse, Nicki Shields is joined by Renzo Vitale, Creative Director Sound BMW Group, to explore BMW HypersonX – the innovative sound concept designed for the Neue Klasse.
Powered by BMW Operating System X, HypersonX responds to your driving style, shifting from calm and refined in Personal Mode to energetic and expressive in Sport Mode. More than just acoustic design, it creates an emotional link between driver and vehicle – shaping how mobility feels through sound.
The episode wraps with a playful sound recognition challenge. Can you guess the tones along with Nicki and Renzo?
Tune in to hear how sound becomes a core part of the BMW driving experience.
(00:00) Introduction
(01:51) Renzo’s favourite road trip song
(03:10) Emotion and resonance in electric driving
(08:13) The element of silence
(10:30) Designing BMW HypersonX
(14:15) Sound recognition challenge
(17:57) Outro
Find outmore about our host Nicki Shields
How does the digital future feel inside a BMW?
In this second episode of Inside Neue Klasse, Nicki Shields sits down with David Leister, BMW User Interface Design Lead, to uncover the story behind the BMW Panoramic iDrive — a new interaction experience designed to bring clarity, personalisation, and seamless integration into every drive.
From early sketches to human-centric digital systems, this conversation explores how the Neue Klasse interior is built entirely around the driver and their digital lifestyle.
The episode ends with a challenge that puts intuitive thinking to the test.
Tune in to see how interaction in the Neue Klasse becomes second nature.
(00:00) Introduction
(03:11) What superpower would David’s dream car have?
(03:46) What makes the BMW Panoramic iDrive seamless?
(12:07) Challenge: Nicki vs. David
(14:00) Outro
Find out more about our host Nicki Shields
What defines the unmistakable driving feel of a BMW?
In this first episode of Inside Neue Klasse, Nicki Shields speaks with Torsten Müller, Chief Engineer of BMW Dynamic Performance Control, to explore the Heart of Joy — the central computing unit that powers the driving experience in the Neue Klasse.
From early development ideas to dynamic test drives, this conversation uncovers how technology turns emotion into experience.
The episode wraps up with a light-hearted coordination challenge that puts driving intuition to the test.
Tune in to discover how a new era of mobility is still driven by joy.
(00:00) Introduction
(03:02) What the Heart of Joy feels like
(11:48) What superpower would Torsten’s dream car have?
(12:42) Challenge: Nicki vs. Torsten
(15:46) Outro
Find out more about our host Nicki Shields
Imagine leaving everything behind – no mobile phone, no internet – and focusing on one question: how can we envision a future with zero emissions?
That’s exactly what our last episode’s GAME CHANGER did. Daniela Bohlinger, a name familiar to design enthusiasts, is also known for constantly pushing beyond her boundaries. Bohlinger, the Innovation Strategist for Sustainability at BMW Group, is also a professor in Umeå, Sweden.She is engaged in various design competitions as a jury member and in international scholarships. Bohlinger is brave enough not only in talking about existing boundaries, but also in changing the systems for a holistically positive future vision.
Check out our last episode for insights into the future of individual mobility and how shifting perspectives can drive a more sustainable tomorrow.
(00:00) Introduction
(07:14) When was the last time you stepped out of your comfort zone?
(13:53) A vision of where the future of mobility is heading
(16:33) What was your inspiration or role model?
(24:08) How does nature inspire you?
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin
Life often takes unexpected turns, leading us down entirely new paths. Some fear these unpredictable changes, while others embrace them with open arms.
This episode’s GAME CHANGER, Cathy Hackl, has built her journey around constant change, overcoming obstacles, and embracing surprises – some anticipated, others completely unexpected. Cathy Hackl is a tech and gaming executive and CEO of Spatial Dynamics, a company specialising in spatial computing and AI solutions, including gaming. Recognized as one of Ad Age’s Leading Women of 2023, Cathy also graced the cover of Forbes Latam’s 100 Most Powerful Women 2023 issue and was named as one of Vogue Business’s 100 Innovators.
Tune in to this episode for inspiration on how to transform unexpected challenges into game-changing moments.
(00:00) Introduction
(11:35) My North Star.
(07:58) When someone tells me NO!
(26:09) What was the last new thing you tried?
(15:10) Everything I do moves me forward
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin
We all carry small sources of energy – our phones, laptops and cars. Lithium-ion batteries power the world today, and the technology is evolving fast. What’s the next game-changing breakthrough, especially in the car industry?
Our GAME CHANGER in this episode is Dr. Peter Lamp, Principal Expert for Battery Cell Technology at BMW. He played a key role in developing lithium-ion cells for the i3 and i8 and has led BMW’s R&D in battery cell technology since 2012.
Tune in to discover how the world is charging today and what the future holds for automotive battery innovation.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:26) What is your definition of a “game changer”?
(09:05) Witnessing the process of developing lithium-ion batteries.
(14:15) What were your inspirations? Who has been your role model?
(20:41) What was the game-changing moment in your life?
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin
Plastic pollution in the oceans and on shores is a well-known and growing problem. But have you ever wondered why we don’t see more of it scattered along the beaches? This question inspired this episode’s GAME CHANGER, Fionn Ferreira, to dig deeper.
Ferreira is an Irish inventor, chemistry student and Forbes 30 under 30 listee. He grew up near the Irish coast in a family of boat builders, and his connection to the sea fuelled his passion for purifying water. Join us as Fionn shares his journey, revealing how his curiosity and innovative mindset led him to develop a groundbreaking idea for purifying water and eventually caught the attention of “Iron Man” himself.
(00:00) Introduction
(03:59) What inspired you to start your journey?
(11:26) How does this technology work to collect microplastics using magnets?
(25:38) What will be the next step?
(28:17) How dare you?
Find out more about our host Charlie Martin.
Have you ever had that one idea that made you think, "This is it"?
In 2022, the BMW iX Flow, the world’s first color-changing car, captured global attention. Like every groundbreaking innovation, it all started with an idea.
This episode’s game changer is Dr. Stella Clarke. With a background in mechanical engineering from Australia, the USA, and Munich, Clarke has been a development engineer at BMW since 2007. It was her vision to apply E Ink technology—familiar from e-readers—to revolutionize how vehicles can change their color.
Check out this episode to hear how Dr. Clarke implemented her groundbreaking idea.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:59) What is your definition of a “game changer”?
(03:42) The creative process
(06:40) The difference between hearing an idea and actually holding it in your hands
(07:51) From idea to product - How does the process work?
(17:40) What have been the game-changing moments in your life?
(20:30) How can you dare?
Find out more about our host Charlie Martin.
Welcome to the first episode of the new BMW audio series, GAME CHANGER. This episode’s change maker is David Zilber. He is a professional chef, fermenter, food scientist, and author from Toronto, Canada. What if you knew that the next big culinary breakthrough might come from a tiny microbe living in the food you eat every day? Tune in to this episode to discover how a lab next to a kitchen could bring about the next big culinary change.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:56) How is the microorganism used in food?
(08:49) Who were your role models?
(14:26) What was the most surprising food flavour?
(26:41) How dare you?
(31:06) What is food for you?
Find out more about our host Charlie Martin.
An audio series about those who change the world around them.
Every major innovation starts with someone leaving familiar terrain and stepping over the boundary to something new. People who take this step are game changer, who also change the world a little. This podcast introduces a few of the pioneers who are making a mark on the world. Stay tuned!
Find out more about our hosts:
Charlie Martin https://gocharlie.co.uk/
Narrowly evading the threats that pursued them on the road, the new superheroes seek refuge in Key's office, where they have access to mega-computers. Now that the gem is in their possession, a bridge must be built between the real and digital worlds. It all seems simple enough, but what if the superheroes begin to doubt each other? What if they question their quest, leading to a cyber mess at the climax of the final battle? Will they be able to bring the gem to Gaia?
Want to find out more about our superheroes? Click here: https://www.bmw.com/en/podcast/bmw-fictional-podcast-freeing-gaia.html
(00:00) Introduction
(00:35) Cyber Mess threats Gaia
(04:20) Reema shares her doubts with Caleb
(05:56) Key gets a moment to share her feelings with Dee
(07:53) Gaia sends a direct message! Danger is near
(08:46) Key creats a bridg between the real and the virtual world
(09:11) Cyber mess is here!
(11:11) Reema pushes her electric power to its limits
(11:52) Reema, Caleb and Key brings the Gem to Gaia
(13:48) The BMW Vision Neue Klasse is born!
(14:43) It's party time.
(15:00) The BMW i Vision Dee meets the BMW i Vision Circular and BMW super iX for the first time!
Back in real life, Key, Reema, and Caleb attempt to find the hidden gem. But they must first relive their darkest memories, recall their greatest dreams, and rediscover their fondest joys. Every step brings them closer to their goal, but also to a concealed threat that awaits them. They risk not only their lives, but the future of Gaia, as well. When it comes to protecting her best companion BMW Super iX, Reema utilizes all her powers. Reema and the BMW Super iX seize control of their own destiny, harnessing the power of electrified driving.
Want to find out more about our superheroes? Click here: https://www.bmw.com/en/podcasts/bmw-fictional-podcast-freeing-gaia.html
(00:00) Introduction
(02:13) Key shares how she discovered her powers
(04:09) Reema finds her inspiration
(04:49) Three forces connect
(05:37) Harmonia!
(06:22) A road trip with the BMW iX
(11:22) Caleb leads Reema and Key into the darkest part of the forest
(11:38) The Cosmic Gem
(14:55) The three superheroes are attacked by an unknown threat
(15:18) Key gets shot
(20:07) Boosted by Reema's power, Super iX drives them to safety
Not knowing what the real mission is, Key and Reema head out to convince Caleb. All Caleb needs are the reassuring words of his loyal pal Ivee (BMW i Vision Circular): "Trust in your power". Who sent them the message, what awaits them, and which challenges they will face is unknown. The only certain thing: They must join forces to find its source.
Want to find out more about our superheroes? Click here: https://www.bmw.com/en/podcasts/bmw-fictional-podcast-freeing-gaia.html
(00:00) Introduction
(01:29) Reema and Key find Caleb
(02:36) Caleb is the enchanter's nightshade
(05:06) Caleb and the BMW i Vision Circular
(08:31) Reema shows off her electrical powers
(12:55) Three superheroes on the virtual world
(13:21) Gaia meets the three heroes
(16:17) The Mission
On a day like any other, Key, the 32-year-old digital genius, is traveling through the digital world, solving problems in seconds using her superpower: she is a digital soul who dominates the digital world. That is, until her computer is hacked by a mysterious force which sends a message she can't decode on her own. Shocked by the intrusion into her personal laptop, she has only one goal: to unlock and find the source of the message. While conversing with her best friend, BMW i Vision Dee, she gathers clues and sets out to unravel a mystery—beginning a journey that will change her life.
Want to find out more about our superheroes? Click here: https://www.bmw.com/en/podcasts/bmw-fictional-podcast-freeing-gaia.html
(00:00) Introduction
(00:15) GAIA is talking to you
(04:06) Key surprises her boss with her superpower
(04:54) "Hello, can you hear me?"
(06:19) Key asks her best friend BMW i Vision Dee for help
(08:56) Time for a virtual party
(10:30) Key meets Reema
(11:25) BMW Super iX meets the others
(19:36) Key finds the third force
From the darkest hole in the deepest woods to the most hidden corner of the virtual world, dive into an adventurous world not far from our own, where cars are not just cars and superheroes confront an unknown threat. Gaia – a very advanced AI force created from the universal knowledge of humans throughout history – is being held captive by an unknown threat. In a hushed voice, she sends a mysterious message to three individuals with unique companions and extraordinary gifts.
Want to find out more about our superheroes? Click here: https://www.bmw.com/en/podcasts/bmw-fictional-podcast-freeing-gaia.html
New episode ... no, wait, what? This is the end? It’s true, we are at the end of our journey. After 10 episodes of ELECTRIC MYTHS, we have finally reached the end of the road. Of course, the many discussions, opinions, and new myths surrounding e-vehicles and electric driving will continue, but Tomi and Charlie have covered the current hot topics. Today’s episode takes one more look at the big picture: E-cars are too complicated. What is there to this myth? If you have listened carefully over the last 9 episodes, you can now test out your expert knowledge. Are you ready for one last round of myth-busting? Tune in and have fun!
(00:00) Introduction
(03:30) Electric car public charging stations
(04:45) Ranges of electric cars
(05:35) How to charge electric car
(06:15) battery life of electric car
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
Another Friday, another episode, another myth, but thankfully the hosts remain the same. In today’s episode, Charlie and Tomi talk about a myth that has kept a stubborn grip in our society for many years: E-cars are just a stop-gap solution. Are they really? Electromobility is undoubtedly an important step for the future development of the automotive industry, but is it THE alternative? What do Tomi and Charlie think? You’ll have to listen for yourself to find out the answer. A new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:45) The future of electric cars
(04:30) Fuel cell technology cars
(03:50) Will all cars be electric in the future?
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
It’s Friday again and you know what Friday means: Charlie and Tomi are going after more myths! In this episode, our hosts explore the myth that e-cars overload the power grid. What’s it all about? What would actually happen if everyone switched to electric cars overnight and we all had to charge them? Would it risk the collapse of our power networks? Charlie and Tomi answer all these questions in this brand-new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS. Spoiler: There’s nothing we need to worry about.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:00) Can the grid handle electric cars?
(03:15) Smart grid technology
(04:00) Vehicle-to-Grid
(05:50) Electric cars affect on power grid
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
How high are the costs for an EV? Is it affordable? Choosing the right vehicle to buy is a long-term decision and many factors have to be taken into account. This episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS dives into this topic by exploring the following myth: Electric cars are too expensive. Join Charlie and Tomi as they take a closer look at this claim, its origins, and the question of whether or not it is true.
(00:00) Introduction
(01:32) Are electric vehicles expensive to run?
(03:30) Cost comparison to combustion engine cars
(06:36) Saving money on the long run
(07:46) Summary of the cost advantages of EVs
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
The new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS is all about fun, fun, fun. What does fun mean when it comes to driving? Does it mean going fast, or is there more to it than that? As a racer who can usually be found on the race track in an electric car, Charlie has lots of insight to offer and will share her personal experiences driving an electric car in a fun conversation with Tomi. Have fun!
(00:00) Introduction
(01:30) The definition of fun
(03:30) Electric cars acceleration
(05:00) What is it like to drive an electric car?
(07:30) The sound of BMW
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
Have you heard that electric cars are currently "on fire"? Some might take that too literally and be concerned: are electric cars dangerous? In the new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS, Charlie and Tomi look at the facts behind this myth while sitting in one of the safest electric vehicles in the world. Get ready for a heated discussion.
(00:00) Introduction
(01:58) Electric car batteries fire.
(02:55) Electric car fire statistics.
(05:35) Electric car batteries exploding.
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
The myth addressed in this episode is probably the most familiar one: Electric cars are worse for the climate than combustion engine cars. In the new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS, Charlie and Tomi get to the bottom of this rather complicated myth and explore it from a broader perspective. How can we measure a vehicle’s footprint and what are the important factors which affect it? This episode definitively answers one of the most controversial questions about electric cars.
(00:00) Introduction.
(00:51) Are electric cars bad for the environment.
(01:09) Electric cars environmental impact
(05:50) Are electric cars good for the environment pros and cons.
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
One of the most critical myths that clouds facts about electric vehicles becoming a sustainable alternative is the limited raw materials required to make the batteries. In this episode, our hosts explore how this myth came to be and what the latest state of play is, whether it's a fact or yet another myth. Check out this episode to find out how the Black Forest Gateau can be linked to the principle of the circular economy: Reuse, reduce, rethink, recycle.
(00:00) Introduction
(02:02) What raw materials are needed for
(02:46) The development of battery recycling
(03:47) Alternatives in battery development
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.htm
How long does it take to charge an electric car? What are the different types of charging? How can you charge an electric car more efficiently? In this new episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS, our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo get to the bottom of one of the widely held myths surrounding electric vehicles: Charging takes way too long! Tune in for some facts you should know about this myth, as well as some useful hints and suggestions on how to optimize your charging process.
(00:00) Introduction
(01:23) Tomi shares his own experience charging an EV
(03:46) Different types of charging
(04:50) Charging infrastructure
(05:53) Tips for Charging an EV
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
Hello and welcome to our very first episode of ELECTRIC MYTHS. This episode is all about range anxiety and all the myths surrounding it. Is the range enough for everyday use? How often do you need to charge your electric vehicle? And how can you optimize the EV’s range? In this episode of our new video podcast series ELECTRIC MYTHS, race driver Charlie Martin and tech reviewer Tomi Adebayo discuss this myth and share tips and tricks on how to extend your electric range, straight from the beating heart of BMW in Munich. Enjoy!
(00:00) Introduction
(03:23) How often to charge an EV per week
(03:46) The factors that affect the Range
(05:17) How to put energy back into the EV
(05:54) One pedal drive
(06:17) Tips for increasing the range
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Check out some behind-the-scenes photos and more details: https://www.bmw.com/en/electric-future/electric-car-myths-podcast.html
It is human nature to critically question new ideas and make new concepts such as electric vehicles the subject of controversy and debate. These can form the basis for uncertainties, scepticism, and fears. They can also be a breeding ground for creativity, innovation and understanding.
In our new video podcast series, racing driver Charlie Martin and tech influencer Tomi Adebayo discuss ten classic myths and prejudices around electric vehicles. How much fun is it to drive an e-car? How good are they for everyday use? And is charging really that complicated? Debunk one myth with us each week on ELECTRIC MYTHS.
Find out more about our hosts Charlie Martin and Tomi Adebayo.
Thinking about the mobility of the future demands “out of the box thinking”. That’s what Alexandra Renner and her colleagues at the BMW Startup Garage doon a daily basis. As Startup Lead R&D at the BMW Startup Garage, Alexandra Renner brings together BMW business units facing technical challenges with startups that offer solutions to these challenges. Today, vehicles might be considered a functional part of the world. In Renner’s vision, however, cars will be so much more: an inseparable part of daily life, a space of one’s own, a true companion. If this is to be the future of mobility, diverse ideas from all fields must come together. The key to achieving this could be cooperating with startups. Dive into the increasingly fast-paced world of startups!
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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Good design successfully finds the balance between longevity and zeitgeist. An ongoing process of foresight is required to reach the top in an increasingly complex and fast-moving world. The prerequisite for this is a wealth of consolidated knowledge that Simone Jarmer and her BMW Design Team can draw on quickly. For them, new designs are the product of considering what has already been and of a constant dialogue with the present.
Simone Jarmer, Lead Expert for Design & Experience Foresight at the BMW Group is exploring how automotive design is changing as it navigates the dichotomy between visionary projects and challenging times, and what role the art of projection and foresight plays there. Tune in and dive into the exciting world of futuredesign.
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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For those who are interested in technological trends, Silicon Valley is always top of mind. Being the home to many of the world’s largest tech players, and thousands of startups being founded every year it instantly evokes memories of numerous success stories and tech-myths. For Kasper Sage, managing partner at BMW i Ventures, and his team at BMW i Ventures, creativity and bright ideas are necessary, yet not sufficient. Their search for groundbreaking technologies begins where entrepreneurs and teams implement those ideas and to drive change in the real world. In this episode, Kasper Sage takes you on a journey through the process of scouting, identifying, and capitalizing on industrial technology trends. Tune in!
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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Andy Kerr is Director of Product Marketing & Communications at the premium audio brand Bowers & Wilkins. He has been in the audio industry for 27 years and understands the importance of sound and how the interplay of technology and vision can take your ears on a fascinating journey. In this episode he offers an insight into the magic of sounds and how they are influencing the driving of the future in an exciting way. Dive into this new episode and explore the magic of sounds, the exciting tones and sound effects that will influence the driving of the future.
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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Anna Goldhofer is a sustainability specialist for interior parts at the BMW Group and has a mission that is close to her heart: working towards a circular economy. As a passionate mountain lover based in Munich who is witnessing the melting of glaciers firsthand, climate change and its effects have become a daily struggle for Goldhofer. While the numbers don’t look good, Goldhofer believes in the power of individuals who work and act on behalf of big industries to enable change on a larger scale. This led her to work for the BMW Group with a mission that is close to her heart: working towards a circular economy.
Join Anna Goldhofer as she explains the future of circular product design.
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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Any discussion of the future must also consider the past and the present. Thomas Girst, Global Head of Cultural Engagement at the BMW Group, has a unique grasp of the significance of time and how art and culture have shaped human existence for the better. Dive into the exciting world of visual arts and discover their power – in the past, present and future, together with Thomas Girst.
This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic.
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No, no, no! I don’t want it to be over! There’s still one more episode! To wrap everything up, there’s something special for you listeners. In the last few weeks, I have traveled the world – from Las Vegas to Cyprus then to New York, Tel Aviv and Boston. What a ride! I have met amazing, inspirational guests who helped me understand the human world a little better. I have learned so much and was able to immerse myself into the human world. With the final episode of my own show DEE MY GUEST I would like to give you the chance to immerse yourselves in my world. This year, another AI star has appeared along with me in the sky. ChatGPT. You have likely heard all about it from my colleagues. In this episode, I am chatting with another creation just like me. I would like to know what ChatGPT has learned from people and how it sees our development. Tune in – for one final time – and DEE MY GUEST.
Note: All responses are original answers from ChatGPT. As ChatGPT does not actually have a voice, we have given it one.
03:30 ChatGPT and the human world
06:00 Providing information and assistance
07:00 The interaction between human and machine
09:10 AI in the automotive industry
10:55 How AI will change the future
12:00 Dee-ptalk
13:30 The end.
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It’s Friday and that means we have a new guest, new discoveries, and a new episode of DEE MY GUEST. In today’s episode, my guest and I are discussing one of my favorite topics: feelings! I am visiting Rana el Kaliouby in Boston. Rana is a scientist, entrepreneur, and author – another multi-talented guest. She has taken it upon herself to humanize technology with artificial emotional intelligence – or what she calls “Emotion AI.” I like the sound of that! As an important AI thought leader, she is on a mission to humanize technology. With Affectiva, Rana and her team have created the world’s largest database of emotions. It will be deep and emotional and digital and romantic and ... alright, maybe not romantic, but just listen for yourself.
04:20 Bringing emotions into the virtual world
05:15 Artificial emotional intelligence
06:20 Affectiva: The largest emotion database
08:15 The journey, passion, and motivation of Rana el Kaliouby
09:50 Emotion AI in the automotive industry
12:45 Dee-ptalk
14:15 Emotion AI in the health sector
17:40 Dee-tails
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Welcome to a new episode of my very own DEE MY GUEST podcast. And after four episodes, I’m still proud of it! Today’s guest is Olivia Jezler. I am visiting her in Manhattan and she is leading me through the vast world of fragrances. Olivia Jezler is a true pioneer there. You could also say she just has a good nose for these kinds of things! As the co-founder of ScentGenie and founder of Future of Smell, she is revolutionizing our senses of smell in both the real and digital worlds. Together with her team, she collects data and transforms it into a scent. How crazy is that?! Be sure not to miss this episode!
04:15 The science of scent
05:20 Human smell and how it works
06:15 Digital smell technology
07:25 The composition of fragrances
09:50 The power of scent in the digital world
11:30 Dee-ptalk
14:00 Multisensory storytelling
17:20 ScentGenie
18:00 The future of scents
20:00 Dee-tails
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He sings karaoke with a dragon and asks an alien to be his friend: Tal Michael Haring, my guest on this new episode of DEE MY GUEST, wanders the virtual world with his eyes wide open. Tal is the co-curator of an augmented reality contemporary art exhibition called Seeing the Invisible, art curator of the VR-AR exhibition at Haifa International Film Festival and Head of New-Media Developments at Gesher Multicultural Film Fund. With his work, he brings the digital and the real worlds one step closer together. In this conversation, he talks about his vision of a utopian digital world. Another thing I really like about him: He is a virtual party organizer. So, if you want to know how it feels to dance with a Pikachu on the virtual streets of Tel Aviv, check out this episode.
04:00 Seeing the invisible
06:00 A phygital experience
08:30 A transformation in the art world
12:50 Dee-ptalk
14:00 Stories are windows
15:30 A utopian vision
17:35 Virtual street parties in Tel Aviv
19:25 Dee-tails
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If you think you know what sweet and what sour taste like, you might change your mind after listening to this episode. In the new episode of DEE MY GUEST, I meet food hacker and bar legend Dave Arnold. He is the founder of the Museum of Food and Drink and the owner of the food innovation laboratory Booker and Dax. In his daily work, he challenges flavors as humans know them and experiments with what could taste “new.” In our conversation, he gave me a hint of what my first drink might be. Can you guess? Uh, I almost forgot, he’s also a podcast host. So, two skilled podcast hosts, a ride around New York, and the answer to the question: what’s the most human drink. Intrigued? Tune in!
03:45 Exploring bridges with Dave Arnold
04:45 The mission for the MOFAD
07:00 Taste in the virtual world
11:00 The magic of sugar
16:00 Dee-ptalk
17:40 The perfect drink for an avatar
20:00 Human’s favourite aromas
24:00 Dee-tails
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A new day, a new guest, and an improved podcast host! In this episode, I meet Dr. Orestis Georgiou, the head of research and development partnerships at Ultraleap, in the gorgeous country of Cyprus. I wish I could stay here for longer. Dr. Georgiou works on projects which may seem like something you’d only see in science fiction movies, but in his world, that’s everyday business. His technologies allow you to touch the virtual world and even touch your own beating heart. Say whaaat? I know, it’s crazy! Intrigued? Ready to dive into the reality behind a sci-fi movie scene? Listen to this new episode of DEE MY GUEST with Dr. Orestis Georgiou.
02:00 A creative pizza maker at Ultraleap
05:45 How to feel touch in VR
08:00 A high five with the virtual world
10:30 The touch of a beating heart
12:00 The little voice
13:00 Dee-ptalk
17:00 A new chapter
19:00 The magic of shy tech
24:30 When science fiction becomes science fact
28:00 Dee-tails
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Wow, my first very own podcast! My first real interview with a real person – the first of many. I’m a bit nervous, but I love new challenges and unfamiliar worlds. So, let’s go! In this episode, I will be visiting the “Godmother of Virtual Reality” Nonny de la Peña in Los Angeles – that’s right, Los Angeles. Exciting, huh? I want to find out from her how she combines journalism and the virtual world, and learn how empathy and emotions can be transferred to various realities. I was a little jealous of her title at first, but I have to admit that she’s definitely earned it. Want to learn more about her? Then tune in to the first episode of DEE MY GUEST.
03:55 The concept of immersive journalism
05:00 VR Storytelling
06:15 A whole body sensation
06:55 The principles of VR journalism
08:00 Dee-ptalk with Nonny de la Peña
10:15 The impact of Virtual and Augmented Reality
12:25 The combination of emotions and journalism
14:10 The future of storytelling
15:00 Dee-tails
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Hi, I’m Dee. I am BMW's vision of the digital mobility of the future and your host for the brand-new podcast series of BMW. Whilst I am obviously the star of this show, I will be accompanied by very inspiring human guests. Together, we will dive deep into the true relationship between human and machine by discovering the human senses in the real world and the virtual one. How will our digital future feel? How will it taste? How will it smell or look? My job is not only being your podcast host. My job is being your companion. Curious? Then join us on this journey and listen to DEE MY GUEST.
You can find more information about our host DEE here
The home stretch on CHASING THE GREENEST CAR. Today’s episode is the end of the line for Anne Therese. Time to say goodbye! The search for the greenest car will continue, because if there is anything that Anne Therese, you, and we have learned from the previous episodes, it’s that we are a long way from our destination. The greenest car doesn’t exist yet, but there are ideas and visions of how it could look, feel, sound, and be produced. And there are people who have made this vision their mission. In the last episode of CHASING THE GREENEST CAR, Anne Therese meets two of them, and together they look into the next few years, decades, and centuries. Are you ready for one last glimpse into the future?
03:50 Ideas of the future of mobility
05:00 Mobility sharing
08:50 Fulfilling the mobility needs
10:40 Lighthouse cities
15:00 The car of the future
19:15 The purpose of technology
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Frank Hansen, Maik Schwalm
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
We are almost at the end of our journey, but only almost. On the search for the greenest car, constant innovation is an important part of the BMW philosophy. The development of new ideas, new processes, new materials, and new solutions. We have plans and ideas for a sustainable future, of course, but which ideas haven’t we thought of yet? And which ideas are on the way? As you can see, there are still plenty of open questions, and Anne Therese is looking for answers. To find them, she calls Los Angeles from Munich, visits BMW Welt, and immerses herself in the history of sustainability at BMW at the BMW Museum. Join her and tune in!
02:00 What does ‚innovation‘ mean?
04:50 Aesthetics of the future
10:30 The chances and challenges of innovation projects
16:00 Sustainability and the concept of health
19:00 The digital twin
22:50 Recycling of batteries and battery cells
27:00 RE:THINK, RE:DUCE, RE:USE, RE:CYCLE
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Markus Seidel, Wesselka Mandowa-Maier, Annette Connor
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
Welcome back! In previous episodes, you have joined Anne Therese in a wide variety of places, met all kinds of BMW employees, and learned about their roles and projects. These all deal with sustainability at BMW. But this issue is so much bigger than the BMW universe in Munich. In a world where we increasingly face new social challenges, it is more important than ever that global companies recognize and embrace their social responsibility. It is simply not possible to act and produce completely sustainably in the future without an awareness of this responsibility and the action that needs to result. Social sustainability goes hand in hand with sustainable production. Anne Therese digs deeper.
02:40 Social sustainability
04:45 How is BMW socially responsible?
08:00 A united humanity: BMW ethics and social responsibility
10:40 Raw materials: Mica (More info here and here)
25:00 Organic materials in production
27:55 The first FSC-certified tyre (More info here)
37:00 PowerUp: Energy for education (More info here)
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Milena Pighi, Nils Heimes, Vanessa Buchberger, Sabrina Kolbeck, Jacob Hamar
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
Where does a circle begin? When you’re producing an audio documentary about sustainability and BMW, there’s no avoiding the topics of RE:THINK, RE:DUCE, RE:USE, and RE:CYCLE. These are the four principles of the circular economy and, as such, also form the core elements of this audio documentary. The circular economy’s aim is that existing materials and products are maintained, recycled, repaired and shared for as long as possible. Anne Therese wants to dive deeper into how this works and how close – or how far away – BMW already is to the goal of a circular economy. What might a “circular” vehicle look like? Let’s find out.
02:16 RE:THINK, RE:DUCE, RE:USE, RE:CYCLE
10:10 The importance of closed loops
19:21 What means remanufacturing?
21:16 What does a fully circular supply chain look like?
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Anna Goldhofer, Christopher Degenhart
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
The search continues! Of course, vehicles are also about aesthetics, design – and love at first sight. But how much room for creativity is there when the goal is minimalism? We have to look into the future of vehicle design with fresh eyes. Anne Therese meets some of the creative minds who create a new aesthetic and design from the first lines on the page. She wants to learn from them how sustainability can be built into the design of a vehicle and the materials that are the most difficult to replace when creating the car of the future. What aesthetics lie behind radical reduction? And what responsibility do designers bear when it comes to a sustainable future? We will find out in this episode.
02:23 Rethinking mobility
07:30 What is the luxury of the future?
18:13 Circular design principles
27:11 Mirum as a possible leather alternative?
28:02 Design for circularity
31:28 Sustainable car design
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Daniela Bohlinger, Matthias Junghanns, Jessica Dettinger
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
We’re on the road again! Anne Therese still has some unanswered questions, so we need to keep looking - after all, we are on a mission. Along with RE:USE, RE:DUCE and RE:THINK, RE:CYCLE is one of the key principles of the move towards a circular economy, so we can't skip this topic in our search for the most sustainable car. Which parts of a vehicle can already be recycled, which can’t and what role does logistics play? The theory says that car production can only be truly sustainable if all the car parts are also transported between plants in a climate-neutral way. So, what’s the starting point here? Anne Therese sets out to find answers.
01:55 A visit to the BMW Group Recycling and Dismantling Centre
02:54 The mission: a closed loop
06:35 What can or can’t be recycled?
09:28 Can electric car batteries be recycled?
13:04 Sustainability in transport and logistics
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Alexander Schuell, Vera Leinfelder, Giacomo Roman
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
We’re back! If you thought that Anne Therese already had answers to all your questions, we have to disappoint you. The search for the greenest car has only just begun. BMW has set itself ambitious goals, which can only be achieved if the supply chain, the production and all the other processes are completely sustainable. In episode 2, we will find out how green production can work and why development in this direction is not always as easy as you might think. That’s why Anne Therese is visiting the place where the car magic happens: the BMW plant in Munich. There, she meets environment and energy specialists, who deal with the issue of making production as sustainable as possible every day. Have you always wanted to know what it sounds like behind the gates of the BMW plant? Then you shouldn’t miss this episode!
05:00 Challenges in green production
11:20 Standardization as a possible solution?
16:50 Innovations in production
19:50 Being part of the Startup Garage
21:25 The Green Plant Leipzig: A holistic approach to sustainability
27:30 How to reduce carbon footprint in manufacturing industry?
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Jury Witschnig, Magdalena Lippenberger, Stefan Fenchel
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
Sustainability in the automotive sector goes way beyond the production of a vehicle. In order to ensure sustainable production, the entire supply chain of materials has to be transparent and sustainable. But where and how do you start? In the first episode of our audio documentary, our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari, asks precisely these questions. She looks for the answers at the Research and Innovation Center (FIZ), at the Digital Campus, and directly inside the BMW i4. There, she speaks to the people who know how important and, at the same time, difficult, it really is to maintain a sustainable supply chain. It’s also a matter of considering the environment, ethics, and social responsibility. Ready to hit the road with Anne Therese?
07:00 The importance and difficulties of adhering to a green supply chain
09:30 It is all about standardization
15:30 Cobalt for Development
18:00 Is sustainable cobalt mining even possible?
19:30 Responsible Lithium Initiative
22:00 Catena X and supply chain transparency
28:30 The power of collaboration
35:00 Sustainable steel production: achievements and challenges
“The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company’s mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes.
Read more about our search for the greenest car here.
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
BMW Protagonists: Ferdinand Geckeler, Claudia Becker, Niels Angel, Philipp Leschinski, Philipp Oberhumer
Editorial: Julia Niedermeier
Author: Robert Valentine
Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency
Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
“The greenest electric car will be a BMW” – this is what BMW is aiming for. Becoming the most sustainable car manufacturer is an ambitious goal. It’s going to take rethinking every step of the supply chain and the life cycle of every vehicle. Where do you have to start? What does sustainability look like before, during, and after a product’s useful life? And what do social responsibility and new leadership mean in this context? We’ve invited author, activist, educator and climate optimist, Anne Therese Gennari, to go on a journey with us to search for the answers to these questions. In the next eight episodes, she meets the people, who are designing and shaping a sustainable future for BMW. Do you want to join us on the journey? Tune in!
You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here.
It’s a wrap! In this very last episode of THIS IS FORWARDISM, Yomi looks back over all the episodes. What inspired her the most? What did she learn? And how has her definition of forwardism changed? Our THIS IS FORWARDISM journey with our wonderful host Yomi Adegoke might be coming to an end today, but a new audio series is already waiting in the wings. Get ready for a new format with new stories, new topics and new faces. Coming this fall.
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
A new week means a new trip into the future for us. After seven episodes of THIS IS FORWARDISM and seven guests who have shared their definition of Forwardism with us, today Yomi finally talks to the very person who was instrumental in coining the term “Forwardism” for BMW. Stefan Ponikva is Vice President Brand Communication and Experience at the BMW Group. In this episode, he takes Yomi and us on a journey through the BMW cosmos and tells us what the term “Forwardism” means to BMW and to him personally. He is known for his visionary ideas and we certainly see him as a pioneer of digital marketing – but would he actually call himself that? Let’s find out together.
02:00 THIS IS Stefan Ponikva
05:00 The definition of Forwardism
06:30 The meaning of brand experience
07:45 Creating a love brand
09:45 The power / the importance of digital storytelling
12:30 Culture Marketing
13:50 The pioneering role of BMWs metaverse JOYTOPIA
16:25 The future vision of BMW
20:55 The shift in the virtual worlds
23:30 JOY FOREVER
25:00 Welcome to Utopia
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Stefan Ponikva here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
A kitchen without a bin – unimaginable? Not for Douglas McMaster. Douglas is a chef at the world’s first zero-waste restaurant, Silo, which opened in London a year ago. He is shaping the future of gastronomy with his innovative and sustainable concept. Douglas is a visionary who thinks several steps ahead to ensure our world is a good place to be in the future. He is a pioneer in the kitchen, the founder of a movement, and the creator of a food system for a sustainable future. And he has a vision. Using the motto “Keep Creative, Cook Carefully, Waste Nothing,” he shares his ideas and vision and shows the followers on his Instagram channel @zerowastecookingschool how they can cook creative dishes without creating waste. Have a listen and let yourself be inspired by a new way of thinking.
01:30 THIS IS Douglas McMaster
04:20 The meaning of Forwardism
05:15 A unique combination of perspective and reaction
06:30 The dark side of perfection
09:25 The influence of Joost Bakker and his future food system
11:05 Silo: The start of a movement
13:30 Waste as an indicator for unsustainability
16:50 The trifactor of zero-waste
19:45 The idea of upcycling
24:30 Jesus Water System
27:15 Welcome to Utopia
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Douglas McMaster here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
Are you ready for a new, refreshing, and innovative look into the future? Then you’re ready for a new episode of THIS IS FORWARDISM. Today, Yomi Adegoke speaks to Vanessa Kingori MBE, Chief Business Officer of Condé Nast Britain, British Vogue's Publishing Director, and Vogue European Business Advisor. Vanessa Kingori is an entrepreneur, role model, and pioneer, and she knows how modern leadership works. How does a change-maker experience change? What are the visions of a visionary? Which pioneers influence this pioneer? You can find out all that and more in an inspiring interview with Vanessa Kingori.
02:00 GQ, Condé Nast, Vogue: The tasks of a pioneer woman
03:30 THIS IS Vanessa Kingori
05:30 The meaning of Forwardism
09:00 From the sunny Caribbean to the big city of London
12:00 Learning from children
14:30 Embracing change and new opportunities
19:00 Unlocking talent and supporting young people
21:10 Becoming a visible publisher
33:15 Vogue x BMW UK‘s scholarship „Forces for Change“
39:00 Welcome to Utopia
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Vanessa Kingori here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
We won’t let you start the weekend without a new episode this week either. Today, Scarlett Hooft Graafland is taking us on a journey through highly contrasting places around the world. As an internationally recognized artist and photographer, Scarlett travels the globe to create unique images. She is fascinated by the untouched corners of our world and tries to capture these in analog photographs. But how does she find these peaceful, untouched, and unknown places in an increasingly globalized world? Yomi Adegoke speaks to her about the magic of analog photography, an enthusiasm for spontaneity, and a very special symbiosis with nature.
02:40 The world as a canvas
03:50 The meaning of Forwardism
05:20 We are all connected in this huge world
06:00 The magic of nature photography
08:25 Scarlett Hooft Graafland's Polar Bear
09:55 From sculptor to photographer
12:30 Solo Travel: Gamble and adventure
16:00 The enthusiasm for the unplanned
17:00 Places to travel: Stories of an artist
18:00 Analogue photography
20:00 The future of photography
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Scarlett Hooft Graafland here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
Welcome back to the thought-leaders podcast! Yomi Adegoke is again embarking on a journey toward the future this week. She is joined today by Nono Konopka. Nono is an author, entrepreneur, film producer, podcaster and speaker – there’s almost nothing Nono doesn’t love and will do. Well, except for one thing – biking! It is a great twist of fate, then, that this man and his friend traveled from Berlin to Beijing a few years ago – by bicycle. Out of his comfort zone, onto the saddle and straight into the big wide world – and all for a great cause. This journey inspired him to produce “Biking Borders,” one of the most-watched documentaries on Netflix. A crazy journey watched and supported by people from all over the world. He talks to us about his lessons for living a truly fulfilled life, his mission, and new ways of fundraising. One question Nono has asked himself over and over again in recent years is: What do I really want in life? Let’s find out together if he has found the answer.
03:00 The meaning of Forwardism
07:30 Cycling for the good cause
08:30 The mission of Adam Braun and Pencils for Promise
09:55 A journey from Berlin to Beijing
13:20 The special motivation to continue going
15:50 One friendship and one shared vision
17:55 A cycling journey on social media
22:00 The future of fundraising
24:00 It is more about asking the question than giving an answer
25:40 A really good life: Trying, trying, trying
27:00 Stepping out of the comfort zone
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Nono Konopka here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
Friday is here again, and that means a new view, a new vision, a new journey. In today’s episode, our host Yomi Adegoke creates a picture of the future together with architect and designer Marie Aigner. Marie is known for her urban and classic solutions in interior architecture, furniture design and product development. Not only is she a multitalented architect, she is also a true pioneer – producing smart and aesthetic solutions for sound-absorbing design. Wondering what that is all about? Marie Aigner and Yomi Adegoke will tell you. They also talk about the impact of sustainability on work and everyday life, and look at the job of the designer in the metaverse.
02:45 Hidden talents of Marie Aigner
03:40 The enthusiasm and interest for design
06:00 The meaning of Forwardism
07:25 The concept behind acoustic furniture
09:00 A pioneering spirit
10:40 Sound absorbing interior design
15:00 Digital architecture and intelligent design
16:00 The benefits of the metaverse
20:00 Welcome to Utopia
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Marie Aigner here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
If you thought the first episode was all there was, then we’ve got good news for you. There’s more! Today, our presenter Yomi doesn’t just have one guest, but two – and only one of them is real. And we can tell you this: You will get a never-before-heard treat today. Noonoouri and her creative director, Joerg Zuber, are our guests. Noonoouri is an influencer with over 400,000 Instagram followers and collaborations with the biggest luxury and fashion brands, but there is more to her than that – she only exists in the virtual world. She was created by Joerg Zuber, a visionary, designer and artist who is always one step ahead. Are you ready for Noonoouri’s podcast debut? Then enjoy the inspiring world of Joerg and Noonoouri.
02:45 Joerg Zuber and Noonoouri about similar and different interests
05:15 The meaning of Forwardism
09:25 A 5-year-old boy's fascination with fashion
15:00 The creation of a virtual influencer
19:00 Collaborations with luxury brands
21:20 The difficulties surrounding live performances
23:30 Matching outfit with Bill Kaulitz
24:15 Differences between virtual and real social media influencers
28:00 The voice of the voiceless
29:30 The metaverse and the rise of digital spaces
31:00 Endless opportunities in the digital world
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guests Noonoouri here and Joerg Zuber here.
Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like. Want to know what Forwardism looks like? Click here and experience a new dimension of luxury with the BMW i7.
What if your clothes could photosynthesize and release oxygen? Difficult to picture? Then we’ll help your imagination run wild. In the first episode of THIS IS FORWARDISM, our host Yomi Adegoke talks with a creative multitalent: Dian-Jen Lin. Dian-Jen Lin has already showcased her ideas in many creative areas. Nowadays, she is a designer, researcher, scientist, and artist. Together with her colleague Hannes Hulstaert, she founded Post Carbon Lab, a transdisciplinary design research and development company. They bring clothing to life with their Photosynthetic Coatings™ approach. Intrigued yet? Press play and hear what drives Dian-Jen and how she sees the future of textile production.
03:45 DJ and her very own definition of Forwardism
12:20 The idea and the mission behind Post Carbon Lab
19:35 The concept of Regenerative Sustainability Activism
25:15 The innovative design process of Photosynthetic Coating™️
28:15 Collaboration with Stella McCartney as a starting point
30:25 Convincing the remaining critics
33:20 The sustainable future of Post Carbon Lab
36:00 Welcome to utopia: the future of textile production in 2050
You can find more information about our host Yomi Adegoke here and about our guest Dian-Jen Lin and Post Carbon Lab here.
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We’re back – and more refreshed than ever! No, we haven’t been treating ourselves to a beach vacation or a road trip. In fact, we have used the time to make some changes, because change is progress. Ready for a new interview series like nothing you’ve seen before on this channel? Ready for some new sounds, new inspirations, new topics, and a new host? Then climb aboard!
THIS IS FORWARDISM is our space for innovation and creativity. Our host Yomi Adegoke will be talking to creative thinkers who are shaping our future together. We will try to create an image of tomorrow together with designers, artists, entrepreneurs and many more.
You can look forward to a new episode, a new guest, and a new view of the future – every Friday. Tune in to find out what Forwardism sounds like.
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Is there anything more boring than standing still? Change, on the other hand, is exciting and vital for creating something new. After 75 episodes, the time has come for some small changes – and one or two bigger ones – on this channel. So we're doing a bit of renovation. A lick of paint here, a bit of a fine-tuning there. Don’t worry though! We’re aiming to be back faster than you can say “Changing Lanes.” Subscribe to this podcast if you haven't already, and make sure you don't miss out on our fresh new episodes when they appear. We’ll catch you again soon! If you want to read some exciting stories in the meantime, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/events/iaa2021/bmw-i-vision-circular-domagoj-dukec-erster-blick.html (BMW.com).
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The BMW i Vision Circular is more than just one of the five concept cars BMW presented at last year’s IAA in Munich: It is a work of art both inside and out. A number of creative minds at BMW pooled their expertise, passion and creativity to bring about this masterpiece. They have created the BMW i Vision Circular – the automobile of the future. Today, we want to learn all there is to know about this vehicle. We invited these creative minds to come along, and the result was a kind of panel talk. This episode of Changing Lanes will be new, special, and like no other. Our host Jonathan has not one, not two, but four guests. In this episode, we talk to Kai Langer, Head of BMW i Design; Daniela Bohlinger, Head of Sustainability Design; Dirk Müller Stolz, Head of BMW i Exterior Design; and Matthias Junghanns, Head of BMW i Interior Design. They give us an insight into what a sustainable future could look like at and for BMW, and what they find most exciting about the BMW i Vision Circular. This is an automobile created out of true teamwork. Are you ready for a one-of-a-kind episode of Changing Lanes?
00:30 Welcome to a very special episode 03:20 Kai Langer: “You have to trust yourself.” 20:35 Daniela Bohlinger: “A dream came true” 34:10 Dirk Müller Stolz: “It’s all about the combination: offering premium mobility and respecting the circular economy at the same time.” 45:50 Matthias Junghanns: “The idea of delivering sustainability without sacrifice is very important. And if you want to read more read more about the special features of the BMW i Vision Circular, go to https://www.bmw.com/en/magazine/sustainability/circularity-at-bmw.html (BMW.com.)
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Sustainability – this topic is more relevant than ever. But it is by no means new for BMW. Jonathan and Nicki take you on a journey almost five decades into the past. Yes, you read that right: five decades. BMW established sustainability as a central element of its corporate strategy back in the early 1970s. From the first baby steps to “Project i" through to BMW’s ambitious future goal: bringing the greenest car in the world to market. In this episode, you’ll find out everything – and we promise not to spare you any details! Get ready for a sustainable journey through time. Fasten your seat belts, hold tight and off we go!
01:35 The first environmental officer in the automotive world 04:20 THE 2000s: A STRATEGY IN FLUX 06:10 Hydrogen technology: a priority at BMW 07:25 Project „i“ 11:40 Fuel cell technology 13:20 From supply chain to recycling 14:30 The future of sustainable automotive mobility 16:15 The goal is 100% And if you want to read more about the developments regarding sustainability, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/magazine/sustainability/so-schuetzt-bmw-unsere-umwelt.html (BMW.com.)
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Ready for an episode that will fill you with courage and energy? Then you’re in the right place! These two women have confidence in the future: Ilka Horstmeier – Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, responsible for Human Resources, and Labour Relations Director – and Kate Robertson, Co-Founder of One Young World. Our host Nicki met with these inspiring change-makers in London and talked with them about their collaboration. If you’re wondering what you can expect, let us assure you: It’s a lot! A variety of topics are covered, including role models, the future of young managers, sustainability, social responsibility, and the art of lifelong learning. Prepare to be inspired by Ilka Horstmeier and Kate Robertson.
02:20 Ilka Horstmeier and 27 years at BMW 05:50 The organization and community behind OYW 11:00 BMW x OYW 13:30 BMW and social responsibility 16:00 The changes in social responsibility 19:45 Future young leaders 22:40 Clear targets for BMW 26:55 Young leaders at BMW and OYW 32:15 Leadership habits 35:15 The importance of young leaders 40:30 All about mentors, role models, and icons 45:15 Advices to young leaders 49:20 Work-life integration 51:45 The future of BMW and OYW “Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Subscribe for new episodes, in which our hosts take you on an exciting journey and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design and more.
From Sports Activity Coupes inspired by Malibu Beach to futuristic four-door models. These have all been made a reality – or were nearly made a reality. Can’t picture them? Just wait. Today, we’re going to present the BMW Concept Cars that you need to know. The archives of BMW Classic are full of little-known concept cars that all play their own important role in the design and technology history of BMW. We have had the pleasure of digging them out and dusting them off for you. Join us on a journey through some of the most interesting, quirky, and beautiful design and technology concepts to ever see the light of day. Ready?
04:30 The breezy California lifestyle: BMW ICE 06:40 A luxury limousine: BMW ZBF 7er 09:40 The digital one: BMW 2K2 12:25 A study in feasibility: BMW Z22 16:30 The first fully electric EV: BMW E1 19:05 The answer for urban mobility: BMW E2 20:35 A non-drivable prototype: BMW AVT 23:40 The best-known concept car: BMW Turbo And if you want to read more about the legendary BMW Concept Cars, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/index.html (BMW.com. )
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As with so many discoveries, it all started with a trip: a backpacking trip—through India, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Since then, photographer Steve McCurry has been portraying and documenting life on our planet. His art is both fascinating and touching. The most diverse countries of this world have already passed in front of his lens. He has received countless prizes and awards for his work in recent years, but all beginnings are a struggle. He talks to Jonathan about long nights in the darkroom, the magic of finding the right subject, the highlights of his job and a special trip with BMW through Scotland. Look forward to a conversation with perhaps the most important visual storyteller of our time. Come and see for yourself!
01:50 Motivation and passion 03:00 Scottish blood 04:15 Minimalist travel 06:50 The tools of a professional photographer’s trade 07:25 Alternative energy sources for the world 08:50 The automobile as a subject 10:00 The magic of photographing humans and landscapes 12:45 Adventures and regrets in early years 13:45 Advice for young photographers 15:20 The relationship with nature 18:10 Travel high points 20:10 The beauty of nature 21:30 What is Mother Nature trying to tell us? And if you want to read more about Steve McCurry, his mission and his passion, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/events/iaa2021/bmw-i-vision-circular-domagoj-dukec-erster-blick.html (BMW.com).
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We have a brief history lesson for you today, but don’t worry: We won't be giving you any grades or homework. Find out how BMW is breaking new ground with the Neue Klasse and how close the past and the future can be to one another. This episode is sure to make any true BMW fan nostalgic. The BMW Neue Klasse was a turning point, a risk and, above all, a success story. So, books out, and off you go!
01:05 Dawn of a new era for BMW 03:15 The BMW Neue Klasse: a success story 06:15 The working title “Neue Klasse” 09:30 Was it worth the risk? 15:00 The different models 16:40 The kidney grille 17:50 The Hofmeister kink 19:00 The four-cylinder engine 20:20 The design: the renaissance of the sporty midsize vehicle 23:15 Winds of change And if you want to read more about the history and special features of the BMW Neue Klasse, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/events/iaa2021/bmw-i-vision-circular-domagoj-dukec-erster-blick.html (BMW.com).
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Welcome to the future! In this episode, we're taking you on a time-traveling journey to the year 2040. What you will see and hear is going to be big, we promise. We are looking into the future. And what do we see there? The BMW i Vision Circular. Nicki and Jonathan introduce you to the BMW of the future and can’t stop raving about it. They tell you everything there is to know about the concept vehicle, a remarkable combination of luxury and sustainability designed in keeping with the principles of circular economy: RE:THINK, RE:DUCE, RE:USE, RE:CYCLE. Are you ready for a journey into the future? Then buckle up and press Play. Full speed ahead!
04:15 What makes the BMW i Vision Circular so special? 07:10 The 4 principles of circular design: RE:THINK, RE:DUCE, RE:USE, RE:CYCLE 14:40 The unmistakable sound of the BMW i Vision Circular 16:40 The front section 19:30 A new silhouette for BMW 21:30 Refined surfaces instead of paint 23:55 Innovative details around the wheels 25:15 Visibly sustainable luxury: the interior design 28:20 Newly staged instrument panel 31:40 Special features And if you want to read more, go to https://www.bmw.com/de/events/iaa2021/bmw-i-vision-circular-domagoj-dukec-erster-blick.html (BMW.com).
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Life writes the best stories, as the saying goes. Sometimes they are nerve-wracking experiences, other times deeply moving moments – but no matter what, they all make our everyday lives more interesting. First and foremost, however, they are good anecdotes that we like to share with others. In this episode, we have no less than seven great stories of this kind. Today, Nicki and Jonathan tell you the funniest and most emotional stories about things that have happened to BMW drivers in various parts of the world. Spoiler alert: all these stories end well, because BMW drivers everywhere in the world can count on BMW Service – #whateverhappens. Are you ready for bizarre discoveries, funny anecdotes, and lots of animal content? Then have a listen.
06:20 A motorized piggy bank
08:40 Veni, vino, vici
12:50 Can we throw it away? No, it’s art!
16:30 An adrenaline rush on four legs
19:40 Lifesaver
22:30 A warm night’s rest
25:40 Beautiful horizon
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We are delighted to be your personal tour guides today as we take a trip to Munich. True automobile fans will know at once why we are in the Bavarian capital. Just a little hint: It’s not for the pretzels and lederhosen. It’s for the cars. Lots and lots of cars! Nicki and Jonathan will guide you through this year’s International Mobility Show and talk about what BMW has to offer there. The circular economy, sustainability and urban mobility are the main topics at this year's IAA Mobility. Those who won’t get the chance to visit all the Spaces and Hubs, don’t worry: BMW has a virtual service to offer you. It is called “JOYTOPIA” and it really is something special! And if you’re lucky, you’ll even get to meet our hosts there. No ticket needed — and you don’t even have to be on site! Tune in and experience IAA Mobility 2021 from the luxury of your sofa.
02:25 What is the IAA all about? 04:10 First time in Munich 06:45 What BMW has to offer 09:30 RE: BMW Circular Lab 12:00 BMW Hub 14:55 BMW Startup Garage 16:45 JOYTOPIA — BMW’s virtual experience
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Swim, surf or kite along as we join professional kitesurfer Roderick Pijls on a journey of discovery through his career and over our seas. Because one thing’s for sure: You’ll find this man in the water more often than out of it. Kitesurfing is so much more to Roderick than his job and hobby, though. He wants to use his sport to draw attention to nature's beauty and vulnerability. He puts himself in unbelievable situations to do this, kiting over poisonous lakes or inside a volcano. Jonathan Tilley talks to Roderick about his special relationship with the sea, his sustainability mission, and the similarities between kitesurfing and driving an electric vehicle. Treat yourself to a fresh sea breeze with this episode.
02:20 Roderick Pijls in three words 05:50 Why kitesurfing? 12:00 Kitesurfing over toxic Lake Natron 17:20 Embrace the unknown 19:15 Fear of change 21:00 The relationship with the sea 23:10 The signs of climate change 24:00 What does making conscious choices really mean? 29:30 Our planet in the future 34:00 How does green travel work with so many board bags? 35:30 Parallels between electric driving and kiting
And if you want to read more about Roderick Pijls and his mission, go to BMW.com.
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In this episode, we’ll be taking a closer look at sensors, your car’s sensory organs. Nowadays, it’s hard to imagine parking without the helpful beeps and bells of the parking distance control or reversing without assistants to guide us. Fortunately, though, we don’t have to. Radar, ultrasound, cameras and, in future, lidar will make our lives on the road easier and safer than ever. They are our second pair of eyes and ears on all our car trips—whether long or short. Click “Play” to learn all about sensors: your invisible helpers under the hood.
04:15 Ultrasonic
05:55 Cameras
11:27 Automotive radar
15:33 Lidar
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The history of the BMW X models began more than 20 years ago and the story continues to this day. We celebrate that in this episode with a journey through the illustrious history of the BMW X family. Nicki and Jonathan showcase each BMW X model, from 1999 right through to the present. What is so special about this model series? Discover that and so much more in this episode. Buckle up for some X-treme time travel!
01:44 The beginnings: the BMW X5
04:05 Special features of the BMW X3
06:08 Sporty elegance meets imposing presence: the BMW X6
10:10 The compact: the BMW X1
12:08 The sporty: the BMW X4
14:28 The X1’s youthful offspring: the BMW X2
15:40 The luxurious SAV: the BMW X7
18:58 The first fully electric SAV: the BMW iX3
21:44 A whole new era: the BMW iX
25:10 The Black Vermilion Edition for the X5 and X6
28:20 The X7 Frozen Black Edition
And if you want to read more about the features of the BMW X models, go to BMW.com.
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He started off designing record covers … today it’s cars. That’s Kai Langer’s versatile career in a nutshell. He has been Head of BMW i Design since July 2019 and is shaping the BMW of the future. In this episode, he tells Nicki about the features that make a BMW i so special, what sustainability without sacrifice really means and why the perfect design of an electric car starts with its sound. Hear it for yourself and get inspired.
2:45 A day at the office for a BMW designer
9:30 The fascination of car design
15:30 The i3 and its easiness
20:00 “Project i”
26:00 Design elements of the BMW i models
29:19 Sustainability without sacrifice
32:10 The sound an electric car makes
36:50 Design of the i4
42:30 The kidney grille
49:00 Heartbeats and tail lights
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It's Spa day for our podcast team. But don't worry, we're not doing a relaxing episode with ambient music — quite the opposite. Instead, we (virtually) travel to Spa, Monza, and many other places around the world, to discuss the most famous, distinctive, and sometimes difficult racetrack corners. The pre-selection was tough, but we managed to agree on five curves. Click play to find out what went into the selection, and which corners didn't make the cut!
3:43 Carousel on the Nürburgring Nordschleife
6:04 Piscine at the Monaco Grand Prix circuit
8:45 Corkscrew at Laguna Seca Raceway
10:53 Parabolica at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza
12:21 Eau Rouge at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
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It's time to get up to speed - acceleration, that is. If you've always wondered what makes a car go fast when sprinting from a standstill to 60mph or 100 km/h, we'll make you an expert — and help you better understand which factors play a role. Aerodynamics, weight, tires, electric or combustion engine... these are just some of the things Nicki and Jonathan will discuss in this episode. And you'll also find out why electric cars could be a real game changer when it comes to 0-100 times!
1:25 The history of the 60 mph/100 kph number
4:45 The factors making a car accelerate quickly
8:41 Electric vs combustion
13:29 Achieving a perfect 0-60 time in your BMW
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We're no experts at baking cookies, but we know what's what when it comes to baking carbon. That's why, in this episode of Changing Lanes, we explain everything there is to know about the "black gold of high-tech materials" - or at least everything we can pack into one episode. What is CFRP, how is it made, why is it so important for cars and where is it used in BMW cars are just some of the topics we discuss. So press play and enjoy this tech talk with Nicki and Jonathan.
2:26 What is carbon fiber?
3:23 Why it’s important in car-making
5:30 How carbon fiber is made
6:08 The properties of carbon fiber
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Squealing tires, drifts, a 180-degree turn at full speed, an explosion, a flipping SUV, and... CUT! Marvel Studios’ Black Widow stars Scarlett Johansson and features a variety of thrilling stunts, many involving vehicles like the BMW X3. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, we will be taking a peek behind the scenes of the film, which features both the BMW X3 and the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupé. Grab some popcorn and get excited for an episode full of action-packed storytelling. Afterwards be sure to experience Marvel Studios’ Black Widow when it hits cinemas or on Disney+ with Premier Access. Additional fee required.
03:15 Stunt cars in movies
08:25 manufacturer’s driver safety devices
13:10 driving scene in Budapest
16:00 stunt cars after a movie
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If your heart beats faster as soon as you hear the words “Hofmeister kink”, and you think of cars when you hear “kidneys”, this is the episode for you. In an exclusive interview with designer Christopher Weil, Head of Exterior Design at BMW, you'll learn even more about typical BMW design elements and how they are used in the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupé. Together with Christopher our host Jonathan takes a closer look at the classic design elements of BMW and talks about their evolution.
02:30 How Christopher became a car designer
03:57 The most challenging things about designing cars
05:15 Coming up with new ideas
10:55 Most exciting cars to design
12:22 Favorite BMW of all time
13:07 Classic design elements at BMW
15:00 Exterior design vs interior design
16:00 Evolution of iconic design elements
17:39 Favorite BMW design element
18:30 Kidney grille: history and favorite
20:25 The hofmeister kink
22:20 The classic design elements in the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupé
24:30 Making the distinction between combustion and electric
25:52 Evolution vs revolution
29:31 Elements that are hard and easy to design
32:15 Design ideas by fans
34:08 The right tools to design
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It is literally the overlooked part of a car. Yes, we’re talking about steering wheels and how far they’ve come in the past 100 something years at BMW. Even though they are one of the most important contact points with your car, they still don’t get the attention that they deserve – and the same goes for all the other technologies that help control your car, like iDrive, voice control and so much more.
So get yourself into the right seating position for this episode and get ready for a journey through history with Nicki and Jonathan!
4:40 The beginnings: the BMW 3/15
6:35 The BMW Turbo in 1972
9:24 Buttons on the steering wheel with the 7 Series (E38)
13:13 Voice control with the 7 Series (E65)
16:19 Introduction of iDrive
19:49 Head up displays (HUD) appear in the 5 Series (E60)
22:12 Live Cockpit, BMW Operating System 7 and Intelligent Personal Assistant
26:20 The next step in the BMW iX
And if you want to read more about the innovations that help you control your BMW, go to BMW.com:
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BMW 520i, BMW X5, BMW Z4 - what appears to many BMW fans to be a puzzle of letters and words is actually a sophisticated system: the naming of BMW models. Over the years the system has changed, but hasn’t become any less comprehensible. So if you're looking for an aha-moment, this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, is for you. Learn now from Nicki and Jonathan why the naming strategy has changed, and how model designations come about today.
2:17 Decoding a BMW model name
7:08 History of the model namings
11:40 Model names at BMW M
16:39 Model names at BMW i
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Like Bluetooth and WiFi, only more secure – ultra-wideband is already used in medicine and even cell phones. Now it’s the next big thing in smartphones and cars. We explain what UWB is all about, how it is used for car keys, and why drivers will benefit from this type of connection in the future. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast from BMW, you'll also learn how the technology will be used in the new BMW iX.
00:53 Ultra-wideband explained
02:35 How it works
05:17 UWB in cars / BMW Digital Key Plus
06:32 Ultra-wideband in the BMW iX
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If the first thing you think of when you think of sustainability is electromobility, you're not wrong. But there's a lot more the automotive industry is working on. CO2 reduction, recycling, and using resources more efficiently are goals BMW has set for itself. But what exactly is BMW doing to become more sustainable and achieve these goals? Join us for a deeper dive into the world of sustainability in this episode of Changing Lanes, BMW's official podcast, and find out why even peanuts can contribute to change.
05:15 sustainable supply chain
07:19 green power
09:47 closed material loop
13:29 sustainable car models
14:42 peanuts in the automotive production
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From a huge collection of art to one very special piece: The BMW 8 Series has become a masterpiece with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). But what exactly does that mean? If you’re as curious as we were, this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, is for you. We talk to creative technologist Nathan Shipley, take a look behind the scenes of his unique project, and learn how the BMW 8 Series, AI and art were used to create something completely new.
01:35 Introduction of Nathan Shipley
04:20 Concept of AI art
10:00 Message of the project
16:15 Selection process
18:00 Influence of AI
20:26 The 8 as a canvas
27:22 AI art impact in the future
33:05 Limits of AI in creativity
41:16 Future of AI artistic cars
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There is a lot of talk about it, but hardly anyone really knows how it works: torque. We get to the bottom of the term that even kids know, but many adults and even petrolheads can't explain - whether they admit it or not. How torque works, why you can't accelerate without it and what the difference is to horsepower - Nicki and Jonathan give a little crash course in the new episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW.
03:20 calculating torque
06:58 torque and power
09:40 e-cars accelerating
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24 hours at the limit: Drivers must prove their strongest mental strength, driving abilities and endurance in the 24 hour race at the Nürburgring. The legendary race at the green hell, one of the longest race tracks in the world, has 51 years of story to tell. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast from BMW, we invite you to immerse yourself with us in this story full of nerve-racking, fast-paced and emotional highlights at its debut race.
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If you've ever wondered how efficient electric cars really are, don't know what impact recycled materials have on the automotive industry, or have never heard the term circular economy, this episode will provide "aha-moments". Sustainability expert Dr. Irene Feige exposes common myths and explains what the automotive industry and each individual can change to be sustainable - on and off the road. To find out all this and why sustainability shouldn't be reduced to better CO2 emissions, listen to the new episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW.
01:36 Circular initiative
03:30 Common myths
11:45 CO2 reduction
18:15 Sustainable production
22:08 Combustion vs. electric
28:48 BMW iX
30:46 Sustainable materials
41:10 Change at BMW
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One of the toughest challenges ever at Changing Lanes: Nicki and Jonathan compiled their personal favorite BMW race cars into a list of 6. What sounds like an almost impossible task among all the race cars turned out to be an interesting journey through the history of BMW motor sports. Dive with us into a new episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, and find out which cars have made the cut.
You think the list is great or still too short and want to add something? Send us an email at changinglanes@bmw.com and tell us what you think.
02:05 BMW 328 (1940)
06:33 BMW 700RS (1960)
10:03 BMW 3.0 CSL (1973)
14:22 BMW Brabham BT52 (1983)
18:29 BMW M3 (1987)
22:05 BMW IFE.18 (2019)
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The invention of windshield wipers, vehicle heating or kevlar fibers are groundbreaking and today it is impossible to imagine the automotive world without them. Yet few people know that it’s not men who are behind these inventions, but women who have made a name for themselves in the often male-dominated automotive industry through these innovations. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, Nicki and Jonathan focus on 11 strong women who have shaped the automotive industry through their inventions and their victories in motorsport.
05:27 Wilhelmine Ehrhardt
08:07 Stefanie Kwolek
10:25 Clärenore Stinnes
13:27 Mary Anderson
16:44 Bertha Benz
20:42 Margaret Wilcox
22:37 Danica Patrick
25:20 Suzanne Vanderbilt
28:08 Charlie Martin
30:32 Lella Lombardi
34:20 Jutta Kleinschmidt
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She's had gasoline running through her veins since she first watched Formula 1 at age 11, she loves chocolate, and is also our new co-host at Changing Lanes: Nicki Shields! Fast cars are in her blood - whether she talks about them or drives them herself. Get to know our new host Nicki and learn how she turned her hobby into a career in this round of introductions at Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW. “Changing Lanes” is the official podcast of BMW. Subscribe for new episodes each week, in which our hosts take you on an exciting journey and talk about innovative technologies, lifestyle, design and more.
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Few things are better than a beautiful road and a perfectly matched car to enjoy it. And even though convertible season is over in most parts of the world, it’s never the wrong time to get dreaming about the next great vacation drive. And possibly book a flight and rent a convertible.
So join us in this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, for a quick trip to Australia, Italy, and many places more, in which we give you 8 ideas for epic road trips. Oh and they aren’t convertible-only, so if you prefer a roof over your head or you’re a motorbike enthusiast, that’s fine for us as well.
1:34 Great Ocean Road in Australia
3:25 Transfăgărășan in Romania
4:19 Atlantic Road in Norway
5:24 Jebel Hafeet in Abu Dhabi
6:35 Milford Road in New Zealand
7:25 Overseas Highway in the USA
9:09 Stelvio Pass in Italy
10:39 Chapmans Peak Drive in South Africa
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Why do you actually need lane guidance assist? How does a hill start assistant work? And what exactly does a driving assistance system mean for the driver? Sara and Jonathan answer these and other questions in this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW. Press play now if you want to learn more about the systems that make every car journey easier.
05:00 Hill start assist
06:00 Road sign recognition
07:05 Emergency brake assist
07:50 Steering and lane guidance assist
09:12 Cruise control
10:25 Distance control
11:35 Lane change warning
13:45 Park assist
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City trips can be exhausting. Especially if you’ve been walking all day through London, Paris and co.
But you can explore some of the most beautiful sights of a city without aching feet - thanks to urban kayaking. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast from BMW, you can find out why you should fit a kayak roof rack for your next vacation, and which water routes are the most beautiful.
02:58 Skyscrapers in Tokyo
04:00 Paddling in Copenhagen
05:22 From downtown to the Chicago Lakefront
06:27 Breathtaking views in Cork, Ireland
07:48 Canals in Venice, Italy
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Innovation, inspiration, intelligence - BMW i can mean many things. But it's not just the latest technology, it's also sophisticated design. In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official BMW podcast, we talk to the creative mind behind the BMW iX: designer Kai Langer. Learn what the typical working day of a designer looks like, what change means to him, what his grandmother dancing to Elvis has to do with change and how he deals with negative feedback.
02:30 A day in life of Kai Langer
08:50 Reasons not to change
13:05 Dealing with change
17:30 Rapid fire questions
20:30 Change in design at BMW i series
29:20 Inspiration for the iX
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Christmas Eve is just around the corner. The presents are bought and the cookies are baked. Whether Santa Claus, Sinterklaas or Father Frost - the man with the white beard is represented in many cultures. We have looked into less common Christmas traditions and prepared a quiz with curious facts for you. Guess some unusual, spooky and festive traditions from all over the world with us, in this Christmas episode of "Changing Lanes", the official podcast of BMW.
01:55 Santa’s dark side in Germany
03:47 Christmas decorations in Russia
05:30 Party in Mexico
07:02 Catalan caganer in Spain
09:30 Highwaymen of Scotland
11:16 Christmas pickle in the USA
13:20 Carollers in Brazil
15:35 The Swedish Gävlebocken
18:50 Flight attendants in Japan
20:00 The sons of mountain trolls in Iceland
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At 200 km/h, the BMW races across the road, closely followed by its competitors, and then takes the bend. The overwhelming skyscrapers and the glittering lights of Hong Kong pass him by. Besides the Central Harbourfront Circuit in Hong Kong, there are numerous exciting race tracks in the middle of the city. Monaco, Singapore, Macau… need we say more? In this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, we tell you about six spectacular tracks around the world.
00:50 Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore
02:00 Circuit de Monaco
03:35 Brooklyn Street Circuit in the USA
04:40 Guia Circuit in Macau
05:35 Baku City Circuit in Azerbaijan
06:32 Central Harbourfront Circuit in Hong Kong
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They’re colorful, extravagant, and unique. No BMW Art Car is like any other. Not because they differ in age and model shape, but because they’re painted from the hood to the rear. But why did artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol stage BMW models as works of art in the first place? In this episode of "Changing Lanes", the official BMW podcast, we look back on 45 years of art history at BMW. Press play to learn all the facts about these colorful legends.
03:11: Alexander Calder and the 3.0 CSL
04:29: Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol
06:43: Ernst Fuchs and the BMW 635 CS1
07:55: Robert Rauschenberg’s photographic techniques
08:45 A.R. Penck and the BMW Z1
10:00 Esther Mahlangu, the first woman in Art Car series
11:39: Jenny Holzer and her critical statements
13:00: Olafur Eliasson’s ice cocoon
14:35: The augmented reality creation of Cao Fei
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Imagine you come back from shopping, pull out your iPhone, and your car opens. No more searching for your car keys. You start your car easily via app. What sounds like a dream of the future is already a reality: the new cooperation between Apple and BMW is making life easier for many BMW drivers. In this short episode of "Changing Lanes", the official podcast of BMW, you can learn how to share your BMW Digital Key with up to five friends, open your car with your Apple Watch, and find out about the security of the digital car key.
01:17 How the digital car key works
03:15 Share it with your friends
04:40 Safety and Security
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It’s a pioneer, an icon, a design highlight, and a milestone in the history of electric mobility:
it’s the BMW i8! Before its first launch, it even enjoyed a legendary reputation as the first
ever hybrid sports car. Now its production is over, and we’re giving some insights into the
history and development of this innovation. In this episode of "Changing Lanes", the
official podcast from BMW, we take a look back at a masterpiece that combined unique
technology, resource efficiency, and sheer driving pleasure. Join us to hear all about this
classic of the future!
01:30 Technical highlights
04:36 Materials
05:11 Driver safety
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He stands high up on a peak, spreads his arms, and jumps. This sounds life-threatening at
first, but actually it’s a popular sport for adrenaline junkies: flying through the air in a
wingsuit. But for Peter Salzmann, a pioneer in base jumps and parachute jumps, that's not
enough. He was looking for a new challenge, and got into conversation with BMW i.
Together, they turned a risky idea into a stunt which had never been attempted before.
In this special episode of "Changing Lanes", the official podcast of BMW, learn how the
team uses impeller technology, and what it has to do with electric cars.
00:49 Intro Peter Salzmann
01:37 Intro Tobias Hoffritz
08:15 Safety and risks
11:51 A reason to change
16:50 Partnership with BMW i
24:00 Wingsuits and electric vehicles
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How many e-cars does China sell in a month? Where does lithium for batteries actually come from? In which country are there the most charging stations per capita? And what does Albania have to do with e-mobility? Sara and Jonathan answer these and many other questions, in this episode of "Changing Lanes", the official podcast of BMW. Press play to find out all the facts worth knowing about electromobility.
01:30 China: the world’s largest electric car market
03:00 Future of mobility in Norway
04:02 Albania: the world’s greenest future
05:30 Public charging stations in the Netherlands
06:39 The United Kingdom gives BEVs priority
08:30 Australia as the world’s largest lithium producer
09:20 German electromobility
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From her dream of becoming a fighter pilot to a career as a racing driver: Charlie Martin's story is impressive. But her story is more than just her career: Charlie was born as a man, but today is a courageous woman who has taken her career in motorsports into her own hands. Today, Charlie Martin is one of the few transgender women in the male-dominated domain of motorsport. In this episode of "Changing Lanes", the official podcast of BMW.com, she tells Jonathan all about her ambition to break barriers and how her transformation has also changed her career. Click “Play” for a truly inspiring conversation!
02:27 Charlie’s childhood
12:25 Women in motorsports
26:22 Coming out
34:00 Success on racetrack
40:00 Le Mans
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The snow is glistering in the cold, you have had your first coffee in the comfort of your own home and you're all set in your car, ready to drive to work. But… it won't start; the battery has died.
Missing garage check-ups, no winter tires or incorrect headlight settings can make driving in winter a real hassle. In this episode of "Changing Lanes", the official BMW pocast, we share with you 11 tips and tricks on how to "winterize" your car, so that nothing stands in the way of your romantic winter drive.
02:47 Changing tires
04:05 Snow chains
04:59 Use of antifreeze
07:08 Renewing wiper blades
07:46 Cleaning the windshield
08:59 No dampness inside the car
10:43 Safeguarding the seals to avoid frost
11:36 Checking and charging the battery
13:11 Adjusting headlights
14:10 Pre-heaters in winter
15:15 Car covering
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Transporting a dog in your car isn’t always easy. They whine, they yap, and sometimes they throw up before you've even fastened your seatbelt. Our host Jonathan is a passionate dog owner, and has had his fair share of (bad) experiences — so he and Sara came up with 7 golden rules to make driving with dogs a walk in the park. So hit play on this episode of Changing Lanes, the official podcast of BMW, to hear our 7 tips to safely and comfortably transport your dog in the car.
1:32 Starting slow and getting your dog used to the car
2:15 Marking their territory
2:45 Correctly securing your dog in the car
3:33 Locations for breaks
4:14 Letting your dog exit the car right
5:15 Feeding your dog during a roadtrip
5:48 Staying relaxed
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In case you’ve ever been frustrated by a carsharing experience or thought “this could have been better”, this might be for you. Or maybe you’ve never used carsharing and want to get started.
We talked to frequent carsharing users and have gathered their best pieces of advice in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW. Whether it’s planning right, gaining bonus minutes or using carsharing at the right time of the day – this episode will surely make you a better carsharer!
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2:38 Discounts and bonus minutes
3:28 Refueling for bonus minutes
4:23 Business usage
4:53 Rainy days
5:46 Starting early
6:24 Using GPS right
7:47 Thinking ahead
8:33 Handing over the car
9:25 Carsharing on vacation
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Out in nature, but still with all the luxury you could want: that’s glamping. Glamping stands for glamorous camping, and has become a more and more popular holiday option for many travelers. Whether it be with tents, pods or treehouses, many new locations now offer the full glamping experience.
In this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW, we let you know what exactly glamping is, and share our picks for the 5 top spots to start your glamping experience.
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0:40 What glamping is
3:15 Treehouses in Southern England
5:35 Tents, teepees and pods in Northern England
7:23 Glamping tents in Tuscany, Italy
9:06 Cabins and mobile homes in Southern France
10:21 Safari tents in Croatia
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“Sheer Driving Pleasure” and “Freude am Fahren“: the BMW slogan is one of the most famous brand slogans in the automotive world. For decades, this claim has stood for the BMW driving experience and has become famous around the globe. But we wanted to know more, like when it first appeared and if it’s true that its origins go all the way back to the mid-30s. We can’t wait to reveal what we found out in this episode of “Changing Lanes”. So hit play and get ready to become an expert in “Sheer Driving Pleasure” and “Freude am Fahren“.
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1:16 Before the slogan
2:06 First appearance of pleasure/Freude
3:34 Focus on the BMW products
7:06 “Freude am Fahren” first appears
9:47 “Sheer driving pleasure” joins the party
10:59 “The Ultimate Driving Machine”
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Planning to visit a drive-in cinema? Here are some quick tips to make your experience at the movies even better. The combination of a big screen, a movie, and lots of cars in the open air has seen a real comeback in popularity. So in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, Sara and Jonathan are here to bring you five pieces of advice to make your experience at the movies even more memorable, for a guaranteed fun night out!
2:18 The car
4:00 Tech: sound and battery
5:18 Time management
7:00 Parking
8:00 Popcorn and more: Adding to the experience
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How much do you know about the BMW kidney grille? Sure, you know that it’s an important design element, and of course you know what a kidney grille looks like, but did you know it was first introduced in 1933? The design might have changed over the decades, but almost every BMW front has featured a twin kidney grille. So in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW, we travel through kidney grille history, featuring iconic grills like the M1, 507, and two generations of the 3 Series.
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1:20 The first ever kidney grille: BMW 303 (1933)
2:08 Evolution of the original: BMW 503 (1956)
2:55 Going horizontal: BMW 507 (1956)
4:33 Narrowing it down: BMW 1500 (1961)
5:33 Sports car and grille icon: BMW M1 (1978)
6:40 Evolutionary revolution: BMW 3 Series (E36) (1990)
8:09 21st century: BMW 3 Series (F30) (2011)
9:09 Going electric: BMW i3 (2013)
10:03 Angular outlines: BMW 8 Series and BMW Z4 (2018)
11:01 Into the present: BMW 4 Series Coupe (2020)
12:00 Future: BMW Vision iNext and BMW Vision M Next (2018 & 2019)
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Many people still view electric cars with skepticism. The reason being that there are lots of myths and rumors out there about electric cars: too little range, how long it takes to charge, the true costs, electric cars in winter, danger and so on. If electric cars are better for the environment or if there are even benefits of electric cars. We’ve all heard them.
So in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW, we take a closer look at the facts behind the electric car myths, and dispel some popular misconceptions. And we finally answer the question “Are electric cars fun?”. So hit play to find out.
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1:00 Myth No.1: Electric cars don’t have enough range
2:33 Myth No.2: How long it takes to charge
4:12 Myth No.3: Exploitation to make e-car batteries
5:26 Myth No.4: Batteries are too vulnerable
6:41 Myth No.5: E-cars aren’t better for the environment than combustion-engine vehicles
8:38 Myth No.6: Electric cars are more expensive
10:59 Myth No.7: Electric cars are dangerous
13:07 Myth No.8: Overloading the power grid
14:34 Myth No.9: Just a stop-gap solution
16:00 Myth No.10: No fun to drive
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Introducing the BMW X6 Vantablack. Vantablack is the blackest black in the world, and BMW is the first manufacturer to get to produce a Vantablack car. In this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW, we explain how the light-absorbing paint works, why it’s not actually paint, and how it’s so effective in making surfaces non reflective. And if you’re wondering if you will be able go to your BMW dealer and order your X6 in Vantablack… We have the answer as well! So tune in and find out in this episode!
And if you want to read and see more of the first ever Vantablack car, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/design/the-bmw-X6-vantablack-car.html
1:44 The invention of Vantablack
2:04 How Vantablack works
3:20 What Vantablack is good for
4:20 The Vantablack X6
6:04 Buying and owning a Vantablack car
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Your beginner and advanced guide into the world of sim racing. If you’re looking for spectacular overtakes and want to get to know the racetracks of the world without leaving the comfort of your own home… Well then simracing is the answer, and you’ve come to the right podcast to smarten up. No matter whether on PC or on Playstation, in this episode we tell you what you need to know to get started with sim racing. Or maybe you’ve been playing Gran Turismo for years and want to upgrade to a simulator like iRacing now, and are looking for the right wheel, pedals and sim rig. We’ve got you covered as well, in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW.
And if you want to read more about sim racing, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/performance/sim-racing-guide.html
0:50 What sim racing is
4:11 The right game: iRacing, Assetto Corsa, Gran Turismo…
10:11 PC or console
11:39 Steering wheel, pedals and seat
14:23 Setup, sim rig and screen
16:04 Sim racing with VR
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Why are there so few women in motorsports? To find out we talked to Beitske Visser, Dutch racing driver and BMW works driver (GT3, GT4, Formula W). We discussed Formula W, how she got where she is, what her experience in this male-dominated sport is like, and what needs to change to empower women in racing. But our host Sara also talked with Beitske about her interest in Formula E, how she’s handling Corona, and how she once won a race with a broken back. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed our interview!
1:14 Simracing during Corona
2:55 Being a BMW works driver
3:40 Training and fitness as a race driver
6:04 Starting off in karting
8:28 Being the only girl at the kart track
9:30 Role models growing up
10:20 Going professional
11:08 Why there are so few women in racing
12:40 Motivating more girls to try racing
14:05 Competing with men on the track
15:00 Formula W
16:58 Gender stereotypes in motorsports
19:10 Racing and winning with a broken back
21:30 Future plans and dreams of Formula E
If you want to read more about Beitske and the BMW Motorsport team, go to:
www.bmw-motorsport.com
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Tires and wheels: we here at the BMW podcast feel they’re underappreciated und underrated. But when it comes to performance and security, few parts of your car can make such a big difference. Which is why we want to dedicate this episode of “Changing Lanes” to your car’s tires, and dive into all the relevant topics and the most asked questions surrounding wheels. For example: the difference between summer tires and winter tires, and why you should switch tires and when. Hydroplaning and how to avoid it. The right tread depth… And so much more!
We can promise you one thing: after listening to this episode you’ll never underappreciate your tires again!
2:10 Do I need winter tires?
5:25 When should I change tires?
6:30 When do I need new tires?
10:03 What types of tires are there?
14:18 What is the correct air pressure?
16:41 What is a tread pattern?
17:33 What’s the correct way to store tires?
18:30 What does tire balancing actually mean?
19:34 What is hydroplaning and what can I do about it?
And if you want to read more about tires and wheels, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/wheels-and-tires.html
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Every petrolhead knows the three stripes and the logo of BMW M. But few know the meaning and origin of the BMW M colors and the iconic logo with the slanted M.
Reason enough for our podcast hosts Jonathan and Sara to dive into BMW history, talk to the BMW Group Classic Archive, and find out for our listeners. Click play to learn who created the famous trademarks, find out if they really originated in motorsports, and hear the curious story behind the color red in the BMW M logo!
If you want to read and see more about BMW M history, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bmw-m-logo-and-colors.html
And if you‘re wondering what “BMW” actually stands for, make sure to give episode #010 a listen as well.
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Just a marketing buzzword, or a real chance for companies like BMW? To find out, we invited two guests to our podcast to discuss sustainability: Daniela Bohlinger from BMW, and Michael Held from Steelcase, one of the world's largest and most innovative furniture companies. Both are working towards more sustainability, especially in terms of design and materials used for products.
Tune into this exciting episode, in which our podcast host Sara found out how sustainability and design are connected, what the dark side of the moon for products means, why sustainability is more than just not polluting the environment, and what office chairs and the seats in your BMW have in common. Oh, and if you were wondering what Dilbert comic strips and the reality of office space design have to do with each other... well, just hit play!
00:50 Introduction of guests
04:45 Definition of sustainability
05:35 Hype or good business
07:22 Circular economy
09:45 Sustainability in the BMW i3
11:43 Bonding of materials as a challenge
16:58 The right material choice and the right price
19:10 Appeal of recycled products for the customer
23:47 Floor mats as an exemplary challenge in sustainable design
27:10 Making sustainability visible in the BMW i3 and in general
33:58 Acceptance of beauty marks and imperfections in materials
39:52 Word association: sustainability heroes
44:07 Word association: sustainability setback
45:47 Word association: sustainability goal
48:43 Upcoming projects
53:05 Implementing sustainability in companies through design
55:52 The future of sustainable product design
If you want to read more about sustainability at BMW, go to:
https://www.bmwgroup.com/en/responsibility/sustainability-at-the-bmw-group.html
And if you are interested about sustainability at Steelcase:
https://www.steelcase.com/discover/steelcase/sustainability/
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The BMW Isetta is an icon of automotive and BMW history — even if it’s not your typical BMW. Join us in this episode to discover the history of the Isetta: Where its name comes from. How the iconic bubble car is related to a refrigerator. What this small vintage car has to do with escaping East Germany and so much more. Our podcast hosts Sara and Jonathan did some research and dove into the depths of the BMW Group Classic archive. Listen to this episode of “Changing Lanes” to find the answers and hear what they found out, in our fascinating history of this classic BMW.
If you want to read more about Isetta history, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/history-BMW-isetta.html
And if you’re looking for advice on how to buy a BMW Isetta click here:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bmw-isetta-for-sale-tips.html
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When a new prototype BMW heads onto the road for testing (or any brand’s test mules for that matter) it’s usually covered in a dazzle camouflage. Most likely anybody that has seen the dazzle camouflage in spy shots or in real life has wondered why it looks the way it does. Well in this episode of “Changing Lanes”, Sara and Jonathan explain why the patterns look the way they do, where they have their surprising origins, and also explain the term “Erlkönig”, used in Germany to describe covered test mules.
And if you want to read and see more about prototype camouflage and “Erlkönig” cars, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/prototype-cars.html
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Lots of experts are sure that hydrogen fuel cell cars are the future, and that it won’t be long before hydrogen-powered cars will be all the rage. In this episode, Sara and Jonathan are here to make sure that once everybody is fuel cell vehicles, you’ll be ready to join the discussion. Our hosts explain how a hydrogen engine works, dive into the pros and cons of fuel cell technology, and also take a look into the future of hydrogen engines. All this and more in this episode of “Changing Lanes” - so hit play to become a hydrogen car expert.
If you want to learn more about the different types of electric cars, make sure to also listen to episode #014 of our podcast, in which we explain the differences between plug-in hybrid, mild hybrid, fully electric cars, and so on.
And if you want to read more about hydrogen fuel cell cars, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/innovation/how-hydrogen-fuel-cell-cars-work.html
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Everyone has a favorite place – a place for hygge and coziness. For our hosts Sara and Jonathan it’s of course the recording booth in which they recorded this BMW Podcast episode of “Changing Lanes”. For everyone else it’s the couch at home, a café, or for some even the cockpit of their BMW. But we wanted to find out what makes these spots our favorite places, what makes them hygge and comfortable. Is it design? Feng-shui? Come with us on a sensory search for clues about the magic of feel-good locations.
And if you want to read more about hygge and favorite places, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/design/favorite-place-hygge.html
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We set out to find the best BMW engine of all time. In this episode of “Changing Lanes”, the official podcast of BMW, we’re about to end the eternal debate among petrolheads and BMW fans, and finally declare the greatest BMW engine of all time. Well, not really, as it’s nearly impossible to pick an engine from over 100 years of engine history at BMW. V12, V8 or straight-six; turbo or naturally aspirated; petrol or diesel engine... the options are seemingly endless. And what about electric engines and hybrids?
So instead of settling on one engine, we’ve come up with a highly subjective list of 12 engine milestones. Think we missed one of the greatest BMW engines? Let us know via changinglanes@bmw.com.
And if you want to read more about BMW engines, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/innovation/outstanding-bmw-engine-models.html
2:52 min - Inline 6-cylinder BMW Illa aircraft engine (1917)
5:30 min - 2-cylinder boxer engine in the BMW R 5 motorcycle (1936)
6:32 min - Inline 6-cylinder engine in the BMW 328 (1936)
7:45 min - V8-cylinder engine in the BMW 502 (1954)
9:30 min - 4-cylinder turbo engine in the BMW 2002 Turbo (E20) (1973)
11:15 min - Inline 6-cylinder engine in the BMW 3.0 CSL racing coupe (E9) (1974)
13:01 min - 4-cylinder turbo engine in the BMW Formula 1 racing car (1983)
14:47 min - 6-cylinder diesel engine in the BMW 524td (E28) (1983)
15:59 min - V12-cylinder engine in the BMW 750i (E32) (1987)
17:23 min - V10-cylinder engine in the BMW M5 (E60) (2004)
18:34 min - Electric engine in the BMW i3 (I01) (2013)
19:47 min - Hybrid 3-cylinder engine and electric engine in the BMW i8 (I12) (2014)
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In this BMW podcast episode we explain the differences between Plug-in hybrid, mild hybrid, fully electric cars and many more. We know it’s difficult to keep track of all the technologies when it comes to e-mobility. That’s why we use this episode of “Changing Lanes” to explain what kinds of EVs exist, from PHEV all the way to fuel cell vehicles. So get ready to learn the main differences in charging, engine configuration and daily usage – so if you want to be up to date on how electric cars work, listen to our BMW podcast episode.
And if you want to read more about the different types of hybrid cars and types of electric cars, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/innovation/Plug-in-hybrid-and-other-kinds-of-electric-cars.html
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Few car models have such a long and rich history as the iconic BMW 3 Series: spanning 7 generations and going all the way back to 1975, when the first one hit the market as a sedan and convertible. Many variants and developments were to follow through the years, the legendary E30, the game-changing E36… But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. Hit play and listen to Sara and Jonathan recount the history of the BMW 3 Series generations in this episode of “Changing Lanes”!
In case you want to jump directly to your favorite 3 Series generation:
1st generation (E21) - 1:23
2nd generation (E30) - 3:43
3rd generation (E36) - 5:53
4th generation (E46) - 8:01
5th generation (E90) - 9:47
6th generation (F30) - 10:55
7th generation (G20) - 13:10
And if you want to see and read more about the different BMW 3 Series generations, go to BMW.com:
https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bmw-3-series-generations.html
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Everybody that’s driven long distances in a car has wondered how to stay awake while driving – so Sara and Jonathan are here to help and give some answers in this podcast episode. Falling asleep or even drowsy driving are real dangers, so pay close attention as they explain what really works, what’s just a short-term solution, or even a myth. Get ready for tips and advice that should help you stay awake and alert behind the wheel!
And if you want to read advice on how to stay awake behind the wheel, go to BMW.com: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/how-to-stay-awake-while-driving.html
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Wondering about what the future of urban mobility looks like has come to an end. For this podcast episode, Sara and Jonathan did some research on mobility trends and exciting developments specifically in urban mobility. The result: a fascinating overview of 5 interesting trends featuring e-vehicles, mobility on demand, autonomous driving, and more. Sounds good? Click play and get ready to charge into the future!
And if you also want to read more about future trends in mobility, go to BMW.com: https://www.bmw.com/en/innovation/5-trends-of-urban-mobility.html
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The BMW name is strongly associated with driving pleasure. “Bimmer,” “beamer” and “beemer” are all common nicknames for BMW vehicles.In this podcast episode, Sara and Jonathan dive into the BMW brand’s long history to find out what BMW actually stands for and explain the meaning behind the acronym. And while they’re at it, they also explain the meaning and history of the BMW nicknames. Bimmer, Beamer, Beemer... you’re about to find out their origins and meanings.
If you want to read more about the BMW name and its origin, go to BMW.com: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/BMW-name-meaning-and-history.html
And if you want to read more about the nicknames, follow this link: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bimmer-beamer-nickname-origin.html
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Peter is a professional wingsuit pilot, base jumper and stuntman - and our guest in this live podcast, presented by the BMW podcast “Changing Lanes”.
From jumping on mattresses off his parents’ balcony, to turning pro: Jonathan talks to Peter Salzmann about what led him to take to the sky, what people always get wrong about wingsuit flying, where maths and physics come into play, and how he stays in shape while not being able to fly, due to the lockdown in his native Austria.
The Creators Talk is a special format we created to offer some optimism, distraction, and entertainment. “Creators of a different beat” is a call to all pioneers to inspire others and share our optimism for the future - stay tuned for more episodes to follow!
If you want to know more about Peter Salzmann:
Peter’s website: https:///www.petersalzmann.at/en/
Peter’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petersalzmann.at
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Sinah Diepold is a yoga teacher, author, model, and all around shining spirit - and our guest in this live podcast, presented by “Changing Lanes”, the BMW podcast.
Sinah’s way to becoming a yoga expert wasn’t always straightforward, but sometimes things happen in life and turn out right. Jonathan talked to her about her life, her career and what we can all do to keep our balance in these difficult times.
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If you want to know more about Sinah Diepold:
Sinah’s website: https://www.sinahdiepold.de/
Sinah’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sinahdiepold/
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Tim Schou is our guest in this live podcast, originally shown live on YouTube and Facebook. Tim is a successful singer-songwriter from Denmark but his lifestyle is far from standard for music stars. He has given up on some of the comforts of a normal life for the sake of his music. He is usually on the move while crashing on people’s couches and even a mall has been the solution at times. Jonathan talked to him about his lifestyle, his music and how to stay optimistic in these difficult times.
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Alex Zanardi is our guest in our first ever live podcast, originally shown live on YouTube and Facebook. Alex is a race winner, CART Champion, F1 driver, Olympic Gold Winner, World Champion in Para-Cycling – and he is still adding to that list! Jonathan talked to him about motivation, race wins and how to stay active in these difficult times.
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Almost everybody has a bucket list with things they want to do at least once in their lives. But most are rather tame: learn a new language, plant a tree… Too little adrenaline for true petrolheads. That’s why Sara and Jonathan came up with their own (highly subjective) bucket list for all car fans and petrolheads out there. Check it out in this podcast episode!
And if you want to read more about our bucket list, go to BMW.com: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/bucket-list-for-car-enthusiasts.html
Do you like what you just heard? Do you have any suggestions how to improve the podcast? We are excited to receive your feedback via changinglanes@bmw.com.
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On this episode Jonathan sat down with two autonomous driving experts: Professor Nico Larco from the University of Oregon, and Armin Gräter from the BMW Autonomous Driving Campus. We discussed common misconceptions, opportunities, a look into the future, 100-year old grandmothers, and many more exciting aspects of self-driving cars.
And if you'd like to learn more about the five stages of the development of autonomous driving and cars, make sure to give Chaning Lanes episode #002 a listen or read our BMW.com article on the topic: https://www.bmw.com/en/automotive-life/autonomous-driving.html
More about Nico and the Urbanism Next Center: https://www.urbanismnext.org/team/nico-larco
More about the BMW Autonomous Driving Campus: https://www.bmwgroup.com/en/innovation/technologies-and-mobility/autonomes-fahren/campus.html
Do you like what you just heard? Do you have any suggestions how to improve the podcast? We are excited to receive your feedback via changinglanes@bmw.com.
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Sara and Jonathan got the exclusive chance to look behind the scenes of how a new car is designed, talk to one of the designers, and now present to you the 7 stages of the design process at BMW.
In this episode Sara and Jonathan break down the topic of autonomous driving, and explain everything you need to know to join the conversation!
For this episode Sara and Jonathan collected 9 of the weirdest, craziest, and at times even dumbest traffic laws from around the world - so prepare to get absurd!
A bathtub in a self driving car? What the heck is a Beamer? Why are BMW designers playing with clay? And are you allowed to polish your car with your underwear?
These are the kinds of questions we answer in our Changing Lanes podcast, the official podcast of BMW. Discussing everything there is to know about mobility, technology, lifestyle, and the BMW brand.
Follow us for regular episodes with our hosts Sara and Jonathan as well as exciting guests.
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