Ocean Currents
Andrew Bock & Bill Spohn
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S2E2 Canada, Fixes, and Filament with Brad & Julia
In this episode of Ocean Currents, hosts Andrew Bock and Miles Sedgwick sit down with two of the most active and helpful members of the Fisker Ocean community: Brad ("Toxic Doom") and Julia, the…
S2E1 How a Special Ops Plastic Surgeon Became "Dr. Waterproofing" for the Fisker Ocean
In this episode of Ocean Currents, hosts Bill and Miles sit down with Dr. Eric Helling – a former Army plastic surgeon and ex–Special Ops flight surgeon. Eric shares a remarkable journey that…
S1E12 2025 Recap: The FOA Community, Parts, Code, and People that Made it all Happen
2025 was a defining year for the Fisker Ocean. What began as a set of hopeful ideas within the Fisker Owners Association has become a lived reality, and seeing it unfold has been remarkable. The FOA…
S1E11 Taking the Pulse: PKC21, OceanLink Pro, and the Future of the Fisker Ocean
In this episode of Ocean Currents, Miles Sedgwick and Andrew Bock sit down with Majd, lead developer behind the Pulse and Ocean Link Pro, and Gitte, from the Fisker Owners Association (FOA), to dive…
S1E10 Right-Hand Drive, Left-Hand Problems: FOA in the EU & UK
In this episode of the Ocean Currents podcast, Andrew Bock and Bill Spohn are joined by Miles Sedgwick and two prominent FOA leaders from the EU and UK — Geeta and Jose — to dive into the unique…
S1E9 Special Episode on Tsunami, Tidal Wave & Undercurrent
Join us for this special edition of Ocean Currents, featuring an audio-only version of the video posted to our YouTube channel with Sybil and Guillaume, along with host Miles, offering an in-depth…
S1E8 Talking Troubleshooting with Fisker Technician Dorian Rosales
Ocean Currents is excited to bring this episode to the Fisker Ocean community. On today's episode, we're joined by Dorian Rosales from Pat's Garage (a legacy Fisker shop) in San Francisco. Dorian…
S1E7 Wired for Change: Fixing What Fisker Left Behind
"Being disconnected hasn't stopped me from driving—but it has stopped me from trusting." "The FOA are the helpers. And when you're lost, you find the helpers." "The car's back—but the confidence…
S1E6 Obsessed, United, and Not Giving Up: FOA's Road Forward
In this super-sized, powerful, and deeply human episode of the Ocean Currents Podcast, Andrew Bock and Bill Spohn sit down with Cristian Fleming, president of the Fisker Owners Association (FOA), for…
S1E5 Chase Offers, Cloud Fears & EV Test Drives: Ocean Owner Update
In this episode of Ocean Currents, Bill Spohn and Andrew Bock dive into a wide-ranging update for Fisker Ocean owners, covering everything from personal mishaps (like Bill's run-in with his hood) to…
S1E4 Keeping Oceans on the Road: FOA's Fight for Solutions
In this episode of Ocean Currents, the official podcast of the Fisker Owners Association, host Bill Spohn recaps the key takeaways from the recent town hall meeting held on February 16th, 2025.…
S1E3 An Interview with FOA President Candidate Mitch St. Amant
Hey Fisker Fam...well, we tried. As much as we would have loved to record these sessions with all three candidates on the ballot (Christian Fleming, Mitchell St. Amant and Ray Brown) the only one we…
S1E2 Episode 2 Teaser
Hey Fisker Fam. Some travel challenges prevented us from getting our regularly scheduled show out today. We'll release a special episode next week featuring interviews with the prospective FOA…
S1E1 From Passion To Progress
Join us on our maiden voyage of Ocean Currents, the brand new, official podcast of the Fisker Owners Association. In this episode, we introduce our hosts, Andrew Bock and Bill Spohn—both early Ocean…
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Ocean Currents has published 14 episodes since January 2025, covering topics in Automotive, Leisure.
Ocean Currents is currently highly active with new episodes monthly. Average episode length is 41m.
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