Lets Talk Trains

Since this is a full program, two more hours are being added should discussion require it. Nicolas Ozorak and his friend Tom will be talking about their work in Virtual Railroading. See attherailyard-dot-com for some of their creations. After that David Mangold and colleagues will discuss the MRPS Museum in Ohio as well as other Ohio rail organizations. Your calls are encouraged.

Nicolas Ozorak and his friend Tom will be talking about their work in Virtual Railroading. See attherailyard-dot-com for some of their creations. After that David Mangold and colleagues will discuss the MRPS Museum in Ohio as well as other Ohio rail organizations. Your calls are encouraged.

It's Open Forum. Your calls, your subject. Join us between 10AM & Noon (Pacific Time).

Yes, we are going to have a Let's Talk Trains show this Saturday (Turkey Day notwithstanding). The Amazing Chris Guenzler will be telling us about the steam trains he has ridden in his life. For one that has logged more than 1.1 Million miles (and counting) saying Chris knows what he is talking about is a gross understatement. The fate of The Milwaukee Road engine 261 is part of the discussion. From the smallest engine to the largest  be there to enjoy this show

This Saturday's Let's Talk Trains topic will be the Arizona State Railway Museum (ASRM) and the Arizona Rail Passenger Association (ARPA), an advocacy group for passenger rail in AZ. Phoamer Gene and AC Adam will be hosting the program. Al Richmond is a photographer extraordinaire and has documented the Grand Canyon Railway and many other railroads profusely. He is also the CEO of his newest project, the AZ State RR Museum to be build in Williams AZ near the GCR depot. He is a board member of ARPA. He and other board members will be guests on this show, including Rob Bohannan, a singer and composer of railroad songs. Please join us at 10AM (Pacific time) on Saturday. for the show and at (www-dot-railradio-dot-com-slash-lttchat) for the live chat room (which starts 15 to 30 minutes before show time). I direct you to an Internet world tims zone converter to find your time throughout cyberspace. The call-in number for the show is 646.716.7106. The LTT calendar for hosting shows is open from November 28 to the end of time. Please help make Let's Talk Trains informative and diverse in content. An email to (ltt-at-railradio-dot-com) is how to start. You will receive well-illustrated and helpful guides, advice and connections to other LTT Team members. This show is of, by and for us, fans of trains. You can help by sharing your knowledge, points of view and experience with the rest of us. Again, start by emailing to (ltt-at-railradio-dot-com).

This is a replay of Engineer Richard's last show.

This Saturday's Let's Talk Trains will be hosted by Bob & Elizabeth Alkire. You may remember their show about a month ago about the Cascadia Corridor and the efforts to link Eugene Oregon with Vancouver British Columbia by high-speed rail. Nov 7 is the anniversary of the driving of the final spike that united Canada by rail, so Elizabeth, who was born in Canada, has a special commemoration for it. We are also entering the holiday season and there are lots of special train rides. Bob will give us the up-to-date information on these events. If you have a favorite holiday ride, please call in with the details. The show number is 646.716.7106. To join the chat room (which is open prior to show time), browse to www-dot-railradio-dot-com-slash-lttchat. Bob will be doing a segemnt on train songs that will cover songs that are about trains and songs that have some kind of connection to trains in the lyrics. He will discuss all genres of music from folk, to rock, to country, to jazz, to Big Band as well as movies and Broadway. There are many openings in the LTT calendar for hosting shows, including November 14. Please help make Let's Talk Trains informative and diverse in content. An email to ltt-at-railradio-dot-com is how to start. You will receive well-illustrated and helpful guides, advice and connections to other LTT Team members. This show is of, by and for us, fans of trains. You can help by sharing your knowledge, points of view and experience with the rest of us. Again, start by emailing to ltt-at-railradio-dot-com.

This show is a repeat of the interview of Andy Kunz of the US High Speed Rail Association, along with fans calling in.

Nathan will be hosting live from The Depot Inn & Suites, the location of "The Amazing Chris Millionth Mile Lookout". AC Adam will co-hostSpecial Guests include Stan East who is conducting a class on extraction of rail passengers in an emergency rail situation in LaPlata. And Tom & Kelly Marshall, who built the Depot Inn & Suites and the Chris Guenzler Millionth Mile Lookout Point. Our regular callers and you will be featured. Please join us.

Join us for a professional journalist's point of view of trains.

Bob and Elizabeth Alkire will be the first married host team on Let's Talk Trains. Lloyd Flem of All Aboard Washington will be a Special Guest. The topic is "The Cascadia Corridor", a proposed high-speed rail link between Eugene Oregon and Vancouver, British Columbia. The 466-mile line would serve cities including Salem OR, Portland OR, Vancouver WA, Olympia WA, Tacoma WA, and Seattle WA. We will have our regular callers as well. Find out what the future of rail transportation is in the Pacific Northwest. Please join your show.

The latest news and events in the world of Trains. We will have some additional information about the history of the Grand Canyon Railway which was featured in the Sep 19th Show. We will have our regular callers and you.

The Amazing Chris Guenzler took many trips during this period of his life, Trips over the Tehachapi Loop, Trips on the Arizona Eastern, Branson Scenic, North Arkansas & Eureka Springs, and Arkansas & Missouri. CNW Historical Society Trips weere taken as was a UP to Yoder. He went to the Colorado RR Museum 50th Birthday Bash and did many tourist lines in Colorado. Trainfestival 2009 was dome and then the Big Trip to Wisconsin to ride tourist trains there before the NRHS Duluth Convention.  Trips to El Paso, La Plata  to go to the 2009 Old Threshers Reunion and Albuquerque plus much more were done on this show.

This week, TPNet Nathan is hosting this week's show. This weeks topic is railfanning 24/7/365, in any weather, season, or time--we will be talking about railfan websites, videos--both professional and amature--and other things railfans can do when we are unable to be along the right-of-way.

With Labor Day only two days away, the Sep 5 show is a replay of the show with Andy Kunz of the US High Speed Rail Association as Guest. It is done as two 1-hour shows due to a limitation of file uploading. You will have to start playing each show.