The Roundhouse Podcast
Do you love trains and railroads? The Roundhouse brings you the most interesting news, stories, and interviews about the railroad industry, hobby, history, and more.
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169: The Everett Railroad w/ Alan Maples (opens the original)
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The Everett Railroad is a story of how a small freight short line in Central Pennsylvania became not only a strong carrier but also a successful tourist railroad. Alan Maples, President of the Everett Railroad, talks about how he came to take ownership, grew the freight business, and entered tourist railroading, along with why he loves passenger car restorations. This episode is sponsored by Rapido Trains Inc.
168: 'Thomas & Friends' Video Storytelling w/ Carson's Video Workshop (opens the original)
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Carson Marenka and his team at Carson's Video Workshop create original video stories set in the Thomas & Friends universe. We explore how he uses a train simulator to create the videos and his approach to making original stories fit the world of Thomas the Tank Engine. This episode is sponsored by Rapido Trains Inc.
Big Boy Happened. Now What? (Nick's Train of Thought #1) (opens the original)
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Whether you think it's massively impressive, massively overrated, or just massive, there is no denying that Big Boy's Eastern US tour has captured public attention for steam railroading in ways that haven't been seen in decades, if ever. But how can we channel that enthusiasm into rail preservation moving forward?
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