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In this first episode, Tim Dunn navigates the many tunnels and architectural wonders of Bank station during a chat with the ‘Tubemapper’ Luke Agbaimoni, the man whose passion for taking photos on the Underground is propelling him to capture images of every station on the Tube map. After a quick trip on the Central line to Shepherd’s Bush station, Tim then sits down with world famous designer Wayne Hemingway, who created the London Underground staff uniforms, and who discusses his love of incredible design on the Tube. It’s then back into the heart of London for a tour of the iconic Piccadilly Circus station with TfL’s Ann Gavaghan, who passionately talks with Tim about the architectural heritage - and hidden secrets - of the 272 stations across the London Underground, and what features you might want to look out for on your next journey.
Find out more about Luke's photography here
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Mind The Gap is an official podcast from Transport for London (TfL)
An 18Sixty production. The producer is Marnie Woodmeade. Additional writing by Tim Dunn. The executive producer is Adrian Hieatt.
In this first episode, Tim Dunn navigates the many tunnels and architectural wonders of Bank station during a chat with the ‘Tubemapper’ Luke Agbaimoni, the man whose passion for taking photos on the Underground is propelling him to capture images of every station on the Tube map. After a quick trip on the Central line to Shepherd’s Bush station, Tim then sits down with world famous designer Wayne Hemingway, who created the London Underground staff uniforms, and who discusses his love of incredible design on the Tube. It’s then back into the heart of London for a tour of the iconic Piccadilly Circus station with TfL’s Ann Gavaghan, who passionately talks with Tim about the architectural heritage - and hidden secrets - of the 272 stations across the London Underground, and what features you might want to look out for on your next journey.
Find out more about Luke's photography here
Follow presenter Tim Dunn
Mind The Gap is an official podcast from Transport for London (TfL)
An 18Sixty production. The producer is Marnie Woodmeade. Additional writing by Tim Dunn. The executive producer is Adrian Hieatt.
Discover the stories behind London’s iconic transport network. From the Tube to the Overground, climate action to international football and beyond, we speaks to guests who have personal connections with the system that keeps London moving - from engineers to celebrities, and musicians to designers.
The new series celebrates London Climate Action Week 2026, and features musician and zoologist Louis VI in conversation with the people making essential change happen in London, including Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy Mete Coban, and TfL's Chief Safety, Health and Environment Officer Lilli Matson.
Series three helped to mark the 25th anniversary of TfL, presenter Tim Dunn explains the incredible innovations, key moments, and behind-the-scenes stories with members of staff and guests including Heather Small, Olympian Pete Reed, Babatunde Aléshé, and DJ Jaguar.
Series two uncovered the significance of the new names for London’s Overground lines, and the incredible stories behind them, featuring guests including Lionesses Leah Williamson and Chloe Kelly, chef and entrepreneur Levi Roots, campaigner Helen Pankhurst and many more.
Series one celebrated the 160th anniversary of the Tube, going into deep underground in detail on design, history, legacy and future. Tim Dunn spoke to incredible guests including Amy Lame, Wayne Hemingway, and Rylan himself - who we drove home for Christmas in a private driver's cab on a Central line train - in a special bonus episode (Rylan described it as his 'best day ever').
An official podcast from Transport for London.