I think the program this morning was generally positive. Allegedly as from today Oxford has the highest density of charging points per head of population of anywhere (1 per 2,000). They're being set up by Chargemaster as part of the Polar network, but they said £10/year fee which isn't nearly as bad as the normal Polar fees. The other news today is the launch of a scheme from Hertz will make Leafs available for hire in Oxford. It's all being presented as good news for Oxford so not greatly controversial.
I think the interview went down fine: they had someone on who said he was thinking about getting an electric car and then brought me straight in to tell him why I decided to buy one. The interviewer blanched slightly when I said I was spending £31k, but didn't ask me to justify the cost: my answer if he had asked would be that I don't think you can ever justify any new car on cost, if that's the deciding factor then buying second-hand will always win. I'm buying a Volt because I want one.
Some of the sms's that were sent in were saying things like how we'll all get power cuts from the drain on the grid, but that didn't come up in the discussion.
FWIW, I'll try to post a proper link when they've got the program up on 'listen again', but it doesn't seem to be there quite yet.