Write A Review! FOR INQUIRES: ridesharert@gmail.com Ever had passengers pitch you so hard you reconsider your whole content strategy at a red light? That’s exactly what happens when a Richmond content creator Lexi Lawson climbs into the backseat, maps out where to eat downtown, and then pivots into a relentless, hilarious push to get me on TikTok. What starts as a conversational tour of RVA’s food scene—Little Nickel’s infamous nachos and Carolina-tinged barbecue—quickly becomes a masterclas...
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Write A Review! FOR INQUIRES: ridesharert@gmail.com Ever had passengers pitch you so hard you reconsider your whole content strategy at a red light? That’s exactly what happens when a Richmond content creator Lexi Lawson climbs into the backseat, maps out where to eat downtown, and then pivots into a relentless, hilarious push to get me on TikTok. What starts as a conversational tour of RVA’s food scene—Little Nickel’s infamous nachos and Carolina-tinged barbecue—quickly becomes a masterclas...
Say Your Name (The world's shortest podcast episode)
RideShare RoadTalk: Conversations In Motion
3 months ago
Say Your Name (The world's shortest podcast episode)
Today we’re diving into a moment that every rideshare driver knows too well — that tense second when a passenger walks up, flings open the door, and says, “What’s your name?” — like they’re TSA, and you’re trying to sneak onto a flight. It’s a power move, it’s rude, and — frankly — it flips the script on how this interaction is supposed to work. The app tells the rider the driver’s name, car, and plate number. But drivers? They get a first name and a blurry profile pic… maybe. So who should b...
RideShare RoadTalk: Conversations In Motion
Write A Review! FOR INQUIRES: ridesharert@gmail.com Ever had passengers pitch you so hard you reconsider your whole content strategy at a red light? That’s exactly what happens when a Richmond content creator Lexi Lawson climbs into the backseat, maps out where to eat downtown, and then pivots into a relentless, hilarious push to get me on TikTok. What starts as a conversational tour of RVA’s food scene—Little Nickel’s infamous nachos and Carolina-tinged barbecue—quickly becomes a masterclas...
