HeyJaredThe Parking Podcast
The Parking Podcast is a podcast about the $100 billion parking industry and the people that make it go. Hosted by Isaiah Mouw with new episodes uploaded every other Tuesday at 10AM ET.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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E158: An Interview with Sam Richardson and a Conversation about Volley’s Robotic Parking (opens the original)
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Sam Richardson, President & CEO of Volley Automation, discusses robotics, automated garages and Volley Automation.
E157: An Introduction to the Mobility Mavericks Podcast (opens the original)
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The Parking Podcast wants to share an episode from another great parking podcast: Mobility Mavericks. In this episode of Mobility Mavericks, Brooke Krieger sits down with Jodi Hart, Chief Financial Officer of the Pittsburgh Parking Authority, for a conversation that starts with money and parking and quickly becomes something much bigger.
E156: An Interview with Jeff Sparrow and a Conversation about Park Assist (opens the original)
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Jeff Sparrow, Director of Sales – North America for TKH Security/Park Assist, discusses parking and the evolution of Park Assist.
E155: An Interview with JC Porter and a Conversation about Parking Sustainability (opens the original)
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JC Porter, Director of Parking and Transportation at Arizona State University, discusses a Arizona State University parking and parking sustainability.
E154: An Interview with Mary Smith and a Conversation about a Hall of Fame Career (opens the original)
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Mary Smith, Senior Vice President with Walker Consultants and Class of 2026 inductee of The Parking Hall of Fame, discusses a rewarding career in parking.
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