
What Moves Us
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<p class="font_8 wixui-rich-text__text">What Moves Us is the Rail Innovation Group's podcast. We talk to members, innovators, and the people inside rail about the human side of transport innovation: how new ideas get adopted, who makes them happen, and what gets in the way.</p> <p class="font_8 wixui-rich-text__text">Hosted by Liam Henderson (Chair) and Johannah Randall (Head of Engagement), with regular contributions from Deb Carson (Head of Initiatives). Running since 2019.</p>
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Recent Episodes

July 14, 2026
What Moves Us: Your TickEat to Growth
In this episode Liam Henderson and Johannah Randall are joined by Heerum Fleary, founder of TickEat and one of the Rail Innovation Group's newest members. Helping smaller businesses find their way into rail is the heart of what the Rail Innovation Group does, most often with digital and technology companies. Heerum does the same job from a different corner of the supply chain. She spent more than twenty years buying food and drink, much of it across travel, and TickEat, launched in 2015, puts that experience to work for smaller brands trying to get their products onto trains. The work is close and practical, from Meet the Buyer events and dinners on a static train in York, to masterclasses and a CPD-certified rail accelerator called Track to Go. The conversation gets into how a supplier earns a buyer's trust and where onboard catering is heading. It also lands on something we think about a lot. Heerum finds rail open and straightforward to work with, which runs against the experience many technology innovators describe, and Liam and Johannah dig into why the food and drink route in seems to run smoother. She also lays out what is coming, including a travel innovation hub fitted out with real onboard kit. Links: tickeat.co.uk, railinnovationgroup.com

June 9, 2026
What Moves Us - From Founders to Forests
This episode of What Moves Us welcomes Gregory Meyers, founder of TreeStock and the Rail Innovation Group's newest member. TreeStock builds digital twins of individual trees, using applied AI, lidar drones and satellite imagery to capture species, health, biomass and timber volume across whole forests. For rail, the case is direct. Millions of trees line the network, and a single storm can bring them down across the tracks at real cost. Gregory explains how mapping each tree could model wind blow risk, picking out which ones threaten the line before they fall. He also sets out the longer game, a goal to map every tree on the planet by 2030, and why so much tree surveying today still leans on methods that have barely changed in five hundred years. Before the interview, Deb, Johannah and Liam look back at the launch of the Rail Innovation Group's tenth anniversary series. It was a female founders event, held high above the city at the BT Tower. The discussion turns on a stark figure, that female founders attract only about two per cent of all venture capital, and on a finding that flipped the premise of the event. Plenty here for anyone working where rail, data, investment and the natural environment meet.

December 22, 2025
What Moves Us - 2025 Look-back
Our year-end episode brings the team together for a quick look back and a clear look ahead. We reflect on how the Skills Beyond Scale work shaped 2025, and we revisit highlights including the Heathrow Express Supplier Challenge and a growing, engaged community. We outline plans for 2026: a milestone year marking the Rail Innovation Group’s tenth anniversary! Featuring the Rail Innovation Group leaders: Liam Henderson, Deb Carson and Johannah Randall
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- What is What Moves Us?
<p class="font_8 wixui-rich-text__text">What Moves Us is the Rail Innovation Group's podcast. We talk to members, innovators, and the people inside rail about the human side of transport innovation: how new ideas get adopted, who makes them happen, and what gets in the way.</p> <p class="font_8 wixui-rich-text__text">Hosted by Liam Henderson (Chair) and Johannah Randall (Head of Engagement), with regular contributions from Deb Carson (Head of Initiatives). Running since 2019.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 10 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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