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The UK's rail network is one of the safest in the world, but this is a reputation that has been hard-won through a dark history of death and destruction. Each of these accidents has helped to prevent another in the future. Signals to Danger is a series of Podcasts exploring and explaining the worst disasters on the UK rail network. Using reports, inquiries, news articles and first hand accounts, we will dive deep into these accidents and understand what went wrong, who was effected and how e ...
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Join railway engineer and writer Gareth Dennis plus a wide range of guests on his semi-topical weekly talk show about all things rail... This podcast is uploaded after the live (or live-ish) show has finished on YouTube at 7pm (UK time) on Wednesdays.
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The American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association (AREMA) is the leading professional association for railway engineers working together to further the development and advancement of both technical and practical knowledge in the railway industry. Come “roll with AREMA” as we chat with Members from every aspect of the Association. Each episode will contain entertaining and informative stories from our members about their time in the Association and how it has advanced their ...
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RAILWAY MANIA is a podcast covering everything to do with trains and railways. Each episode, Corwin takes you on a bite-sized journey through many topics and tales of the Iron Road, including everything railway modelling to railway history, interviews with fellow enthusiasts and experts. Pop the kettle on and let's talk about trains!
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Railways Africa Magazine discusses the activities of African railway operators and the supporting railway industry. Railways Africa has been providing railway news and rail-related business intelligence - focused specifically on the African continent since the early ’50s. Our platforms consist of - Railways Africa Live, Coffee with the editor, the immersive experience and our weekly and monthly publication. Our online premium platform provides project information as well as opportunities to ...
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Wessex Ways

Paul Whitewick

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Paul Whitewick and Hedley Thorne chat about everything and anything they find in Wessex. From Ancient Trackways to Abandoned Canals, from The Ridgeway to An Abandoned Railway and everything in between. Join us on our fortnightly adventures.
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The Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway is a narrow gauge steam railway in Kent, UK. This podcast will update you on the latest goings on at the Railway. If you've never heard of us, the first podcast introduces the Railway including a brief history and 'virtual trip' on a train.
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Dear Railway

Jordan Girardin

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Dear Railway is a podcast that will make rail travel cool again. Quirky anecdotes, useful tips, and ideas for new itineraries will make Dear Railway a new community for people with an incurable travel bug.
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A live commentary to listen to when traveling along the railway line from Dwellingup to Etmilyn on the Hotham Valley Railway Forest Train. This podcast will give you information about our railway together with the history of the line and history of the railway. The historic Dwellingup Forest Train will take you 8 kilometers eastward from Dwellingup to Etmilyn, along the state's last surviving lightly built developmental railway. Located in Dwellingup, Western Australia.
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From HS2 to Tornado, Flying Scotsman to Crossrail, the Railway Hub brings you news, views, features and reviews from Britain’s leading publisher of railway magazines and information. Mainline news, stock movements, steam, diesel, electric, modelling, railwayman and 120+ years of rail history are all included in a site brought to you by the publisher of The Railway Magazine, Heritage Railway, Rail Express and The Railway Magazine Guide to Modelling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for ...
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How to Build a Railway is an industry-focused 12-episode podcast series, to help tell the story of the construction of HS2 – increasing awareness and understanding of the project.Each episode will focus on a different aspect of our story so far, from archaeology to enabling works, the main civils works underway and much more.In each episode, our host will bring the subject to life in an entertaining and engaging way, including contributions with a variety of experts from within HS2 and our s ...
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Our podcast is very much like the beginnings of the Queensland Railways in 1865 - a journey into the rich tapestry that is the story of Queensland. Since the colony and later the state of Queensland first came into existence there has been a story in the background. A story of iron, and steel, of timber and tin and most importantly, people. People think about the railway, and think of the iconic images of the steam locomotives, rollingstock, railway lines, stations but so much of our history ...
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The Musafir Stories is an audio podcast that documents Indian travel tales. Each episode, we share the journey of travelers in their own words and relive their experience with you, our listeners. The sole aim of our podcast is to share the rich experiences of traveling in India and inspire listeners to take the leap of faith, grab those backpacks and set out to explore the beautiful and exotic country, India!
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Up Front & Steaming is all about heritage steam railways where we hope you will feel the joy, passion, fun, nostalgia shared by the thousands of people that volunteer and work for the 150 heritage railways in the UK, plus the delight of millions who ride on heritage railways every year. Series is hosted by Tom Burgess who has had a lifelong interest in railways and is a fully trained diesel and steam locomotive driver and recently started rebuilding his childhood model railway. If this is an ...
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Making Tracks

Alasdair Stewart

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Engineer Alasdair Stewart and guests talk trains, technology and infrastructure at historic, minor and quirky railways from around the world... The ‘Making Tracks’ podcast is a blatant excuse for railway enthusiast Alasdair to spend more time talking to other track and infrastructure experts and take a deep dive into Heritage Railway projects world-wide. From Civil Engineering Manager for the Welsh Highland Railway reconstruction, completing the final twelve mile phase from Rhyd Ddu to Porth ...
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David C. Robinson

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British and American railway news and articles from the late 1800's and early 1900's, as reported in Railway Magazine and other publications and narrated by Dr. David Robinson
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OVER 50 YEARS AGO multi-award-winning journalist John Francis interviewed ageing Australian Outback characters, before their voices were lost in the red dust. THIS IS VERY SPECIAL Outback history. Most of these unique old characters would be aged over 130 if they were still alive today. NEARLY ALL lived largely solitary lives, in the harsh and lonely inland, on the edge of deserts, in a world of searing droughts, and occasional fierce floods. THEY WERW prospectors, sheep and cattle men, boun ...
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Boring Books for Bedtime is a weekly sleep podcast in which we calmly, quietly read something rather boring to silence the brain chatter keeping you awake. Think Aristotle, Thoreau, and whoever wrote the 1897 Sears Catalog—mostly nonfiction, mostly old, a perfect blend of vaguely-but-not-too interesting. If you're on Team Sleepless, lie back, take a deep breath, and let us read you to rest.
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The London Necropolis Railway is an original, full cast audio drama podcast that premiered in fall 2018. The story takes place in London’s underground system where an organisation called The London Necropolis Railway moves the souls of the dead out of London to avoid the city getting overrun with hauntings. Barney works at the LNR, he’s one of the ghouls whose job it is to ensure that the souls end up on the trains that take them to the hereafter. He is bored with his job and tired of his en ...
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A podcast with the ridiculous goal of covering the history of the railways across the world. History of the Railways is a podcast for anyone interested in railroad history. Come and join Michael Lancashire as he gets distracted, fascinated ... and yes, even sidetracked ... by stories from the railways (or railroads if you're American). Find show notes and more at https://historyoftherailways.com Join the conversation on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HistoryOfTheRailways/ Support the sho ...
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InnoTrans Podcast

Britta Wolters, Kerstin Schulz

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The InnoTrans Podcast is all about the future of mobility. We take you on an exciting journey into the world of mobility. With over 3000 exhibitors from more than 60 countries, InnoTrans is the platform where mobility is thought further together. We talk to international industry representatives about current developments, trends and challenges. Additionally, we present exclusive insights about the upcoming InnoTrans 2022. Tune in & Simply stay on track Monthly presented by Kerstin Schulz & ...
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The Severn Valley Railway is one of Britain's best known steam railways. Over much of its length, there is only a single track, with passing points at various points along the line. As with any commercial rail operation, the timetable needs to meet passenger needs and health and safety requirements. The five video tracks in this album follow the work of railway employees as they monitor and develop the service to suit passenger demand and ensure safety systems are in place. The material form ...
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On The Rails

West Midlands Trains

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On The Rails is the podcast brought to you by West Midlands Trains. In this podcast, we’ll be delving into a series of rail-related topics, from timing your ticket purchases perfectly to tips when travelling by rail. We’ll also have some delightful conversations with everyone in the West Midlands Trains family, from our longest-serving staff to our newest recruits and apprentices; all on hand to give you everything you need. We’re here to bring you some helpful facts and entertainment to hel ...
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We discuss the day to day runnings at the Southern California Railway Museum, chatting to volunteers and interesting people. We share event information and talk to the people and vendors at the events.
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In this podcast, I will be looking at the history of the construction of the Trans-Continental Railway in Canada, from the people and places who helped make it happen along the way. Top to bottom, it will cover everything about the amazing accomplishment by a young country. Don't forget to subscribe to my other podcasts, Canadian History Ehx, From John to Justin and Canada's Great War.
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Der Podcast für die Safety Community. Expert:inn:en im Gespräch über Safety Engineering und Management im Kontext von großen, komplexen Systemen. About the host: Florian Wagner is a Functional Safety Consultant with msg Plaut Austria. He has worked in Automotive, Railway and Aerospace projects. Mehr erfahren: https://safetycorner.wagnerflorian.eu/index.php/de/der-host
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G Line 2.0

Valley Transit Partners

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A podcast for small and disabled veteran businesses interested in subcontracting opportunities on the G Line Bus Rapid Transit Improvements Project. Presented by Valley Transit Partners a Joint Venture with Stacy and Witbeck, Flatiron, and Modern Railway Systems.
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Relaxing White Noise

Relaxing White Noise, LLC

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Welcome to Relaxing White Noise, the podcast featuring white noise and nature sounds to help you sleep, study or soothe a baby. We make relaxing sounds to improve your life and are excited to share them with you. Join the hundred million people who have already enjoyed our white noise soundscapes which include rain sounds, ocean waves, white noise for babies, fan sounds, spaceships, Tibetan bowls, waterfalls and rain with thunder. Whether you're trying to study for a test, focus at work, fal ...
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A monthly podcast dedicated to celebrating the literary short story and all things bookish. Bite-size short fiction for writers and readers everywhere. Listen to a short story or interview on the 1st of each month at 12:00am. Hosted by Tabitha Potts and Martin Nathan open to established, new and emerging writers in the English language. Always free to submit. We are a small organisation run by volunteer writers and producers (Tabitha Potts and Martin Nathan) hoping to benefit the writing com ...
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In this edition of Coffee with the Editor, Zaituni Nakonde, Director of Infrastructure Development at CCTTFA, discusses the agency's role and mandate in enhancing rail connectivity across East Africa. Learn how the Central Corridor is tackling funding challenges and promoting the new Standard Gauge Railway to boost regional trade and logistics.…
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"All aboard!" The conductor yells at the platform. The last train for the night leaves in just a few moments. You hurry on, get your ticket punched, and settle into your room. After a few months of working non-stop, it is finally time for a much-needed vacation, starting on this super relaxing train ride. There is something soothing about the clack…
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"It is not uncommon for a country to create a railway, but it is uncommon for a railway to create a country," Sir Charles Eliot, then commissioner of British East Africa, made the bold statement in 1903. Eliot, "who initiated the policy of white supremacy in the British East Africa Protectorate (now Kenya)," was referring to the meter gauge railway…
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Let’s return to this sleepily detailed guide to rail journeys in 1860, and learn what to wear, the importance of travel insurance, and how to steal a horse to get to the station on time. Handy indeed! Giveaway! All Patreon supporters in May will have a chance at one of four slots to determine our readings for August. By joining Patreon, you get exc…
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This one has been in the pipeline a while... Should we reopen the full Waverley Route from Tweedbank south to Carlisle? No! We shouldn't! I'll explain precisely how we shouldn't, using maps, showing the route that any new Borders Main Line should take, and explaining how and why you'd choose between the two available options. I might even tell you …
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In this edition of Coffee with the Editor, Eng. Achieng’ Akun Beatrice discusses the role of the East African Community (EAC) and its mission to integrate the region through various policies and infrastructure development programmes. We touch on topics from project preparation, to standards, and harmonisation for seamless operability and connectivi…
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Story Radio interviews Katie Willis, author of The Quiet Act of Loving Bones, published by Joan Publishing. We discuss bones, inspiration, the colour yellow, Russia and lucid dreaming. "It is rare to come across a book that feels, at the same time, overwhelmingly strange and delightfully familiar. The Quiet Act of Loving Bones takes you into a worl…
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There's a storm over the coast tonight, bringing rain, thunder, and pure bliss! The lighthouse perched on the island guides ships safely to shore on this dark evening. There is something peaceful about a thunderstorm out on the water. The soft lapping waves compliments the rain and thunder to create a wonderful ambience for sleeping. Relax to the s…
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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to museologist and archivist, Amruta Dhalkar as she takes around the district of Ratnagiri in Maharashtra! Today's destination: Ratnagiri district, Maharashtra!! Nearest Airport: Kolhapur airport (KLH) Nearest Railway Station: Ratnagiri railway station, RN Requirements: n/a Packing: Pack depending on the weathe…
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There are two distinct parts to this episode: first, more revelations about an early aviation legend. Then, we visit Ada (Sis) Mcrae, born 1889, who recalls the hardships and joys of life in a small Outback town. SIR NORMAN BREALEY really made the dust fly with his biplane-era airline in Western Australia, but the maverick way he ran his business a…
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The sound of a fan for sleep is perfect if you need to play white noise at night. Many people sleep with a fan on but sometimes it may be too cold to keep it blowing all night long. That is where we come in! The soothing power of a fan played through your speakers brings all the relaxation of your usual fan without the cooling breeze. Use this fan …
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Welcome to another episode of the RSSB podcast! This month we're joined by Tracy Orlandi, who is Head of Wellbeing and Occupational Health at East Midlands Railway. She talks about the progress being made in rail employee health and wellbeing, areas where gaps remain, and what it'll take to elevate health to the same level as safety in the rail ind…
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This episode looks at the ballad Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old Man aka An Old Man Came Courting Me aka Never Wed an Old Man aka The Foolish Old Man.TracklistThe Dubliners – Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old ManThe Clancy Brothers – An Old Man Came CourtingPat McNamara – Never Wed an Old ManSam Larner - Maids When You’re Young Neve…
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In a recent Coffee with the Editor interview, Alex Wariithi, Senior Valuer at LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority, provided insight into the LAPSSET project and its current status, particularly from a railway perspective. LAPSSET stands for Lamu Port-South Sudan-Ethiopia Transport, a significant transport and economic corridor. The objective of …
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This week, we conclude a relaxing Greek classic about getting the best from your cavalry horse, including what to wear, and then fall asleep to the riveting legalese of Project Gutenberg’s usage license for all these free eBooks I share with you. The horse stuff is more fun, to be honest. Giveaway! All Patreon supporters in May will have a chance a…
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Do you know which member of the Barmakid family is a well known name from pop-culture and also appears in the Arabian Nights multiple times? Do you know which author went to India to write a story set in Portugal but ended up writing a novel famous for its unreliable narrator? Do you know which famous 20th century conspiracy theory features the div…
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Imagine strolling through a Japanese garden on a bluff overlooking the ocean, hearing the bamboo water fountain and ocean waves. Running water through the bamboo fountain creates a distinct sound as it flows through the chutes and splashes into the pool below, creating a calm atmosphere perfect for relaxation, concentration, or sleeping. Pair that …
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Join hosts Caroline Hardie and Archie MacKay in the fourth episode of Tales from the Rails as they delve into the history of the Stockton and Darlington Railway, celebrating its upcoming 200th anniversary in 2025. This episode focuses on the crucial role of railway bridges, spotlighting the Gaunless Bridge and the Skerne Bridge, their design, const…
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A storm has formed overhead, pouring heavy rain in a dense forest as you prepare for sleep! This 10-hour rainstorm video brings rain sounds for sleeping right to your bedroom, allowing you to relax at night and feel at ease when you close your eyes. The soft pitter-patter of relaxing raindrops falling on leaves and berries also creates a soothing a…
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In this episode, Walt talks with Keith Bailey, Co-Founder of Articulated Intelligence, who you may recognize as the AREMA Annual Conference emcee. He helps people who have great ideas become better communicators. Keith shares strategies for effective communication emphasizing the power of stories. They are the gift we give to the audience. He also …
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Do you know what was unique about Cate Blanchett's Oscar win in 2005? Do you know what name derived from a snack was given to the cheap front row seats in theatres in the heyday of Vaudeville? Do you know what a Nisba is and what it has to do with the famous Persian poet Rumi? Tune in to find out!!You can reach us atInstagram: https://www.instagram…
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Let's continue to wend our relaxing way through a fundamental text of science and explore how elements combine and de-combine with that wonderful substance, water. Truly the solution for sleep! Giveaway! All Patreon supporters in May will have a chance at one of four slots to determine our readings for August. By joining Patreon, you get exclusive …
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Nothing is better than looking up into the sky and seeing our stunning galaxy shimmering through the trees. We truly live in a beautiful world! The view itself is so magnificent, but pair that with the sound of white noise for sleeping and you have a great combination to help you truly relax. Enjoy a night of bliss with sleeping white noise! Here a…
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"Remember that you are not merely shifting earth, you are bringing prosperity to both your families and this beautiful land," the french groundbreaker told Egyptian workers rallied around him at the launching ceremony of a project challenging human imagination on April 25, 1859. What unfolded afterward, however, proved his speech was yet another ho…
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Alex caught up for an exclusive chat with Adam Slevin the Director of Creative Design & Experience and Andy Hygate the Operations Director at Pleasure Beach Resort in Blackpool. The park is pretty much Alex's second home... so he was keen to discuss what happens behind the scenes to keep the park running with rides that are well over 100 years old,…
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Many people love the sound of rain and thunder in the desert. Closing your eyes and listening to thunder boom across the barren desert and the heavy rain falling while you sleep can help you unwind after a long day. The rain creates a consistent white noise perfect for blocking out distractions, while thunder enhances the soothing atmosphere. Have …
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They wouldn’t let Brearley look at the bodies. A women said it was the first time she’d ever seen a man cry. 'I made all the rules, and I followed every one of them'. World War One dogfighter Major Norman Brearley was the first off the ground with an airline in Australia, dramatically changing the lives of people in Outback Western Australia. Major…
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When people think of a hot tub, they think of the steam and the soothing jets creating a space for physical relaxation. But one thing that gets overlooked is the relaxing ambience created by the sound of the bubbling water. Jacuzzi's make a relaxing white noise that helps enhance the calming properties of the warm water. If you need a moment of pea…
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On April 7, 1994, Rwanda plunged into darkness as nearly 1 million Rwandans, predominantly Tutsis, fell victim to brutality in three months. Hutu militias unleashed a wave of terror, perpetrating beatings, torture, rape, and murder against Tutsi civilians, including numerous women and children. The seeds of division were sown through the colonial s…
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Do you know what serendipitous name did Werner von Braun give to the leader of the Martians in his sci-fi novel? Do you know what character Mario Lopez played in the short film 'A Recipe For Seduction'? Do you know what was Jerry Parr inspired to do after watching a film about a secret service agent, and how did life come a full circle for him? Tun…
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Fire Draw Near Episode LIV features wrens, bitterns and cailleachaí.Roisin El Cherif - Siúil a RúinDavid Murphy – Sean O'Duibhir a GhleannaDave Van Ronk – Luang PrabangWire Worms – The Cutty WrenThe Young Tradition – Byker HillThin Lizzy – SitamoiaMeaigí Nic Dhonncha – Cailleach an AirgidStiofán Ó Cualáin – Cailleach an AirgidDavid Power – The …
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As you soar over the clouds in your private jet, you peer out across the horizon and are amazed by the view! The soft glow of the sun that set for the evening, the bright full moon illuminating the clouds below the plane. This is pure heaven and you have it all to yourself! The soft hum of the plane's engines do wonders creating the perfect white n…
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Syria hasn't been making headlines for years now. When a violent earthquake struck southern Turkey late in 2023, the area around Idlib in Syria was devastated. After 12 years of Civil War, what is the status within the country? Has Assad regained the upper hand? Today's episode explores Syria's current situation while also going over it's recent hi…
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Thunderstorms can create such a soothing ambience. Pair that with the relaxing ringing of Tibetan bowls and you will have a combination that can surely ease the tensions of your day. Try playing these thunderstorm sounds and Tibetan bowls at night if you struggle to sleep. It can help block out distracting sounds and can even ease your mind as you …
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This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to traveller and writer Priyanka Gupta as she gives takes us around some villages in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh! Today's destination: Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh! Nearest Airport: Kullu Airport (KUU) Nearest Railway Station: Joginder Nagar railway station, JDNX Requirements: n/a Packing: Pack d…
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Imagine sitting on the banks of this lazy river, the relaxing raindrops dripping onto the water from the canopy overhead as the river slowly progresses downstream. There is something super relaxing about the sound of rain falling onto water. Use this natural white noise to sleep and relax if you are stressed out after a long day. The consistent pit…
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Do you know which comic character is the official mascot for the Space Flight Awareness program? Do you know which anime was adapted into a 90s Hong Kong film starring Jackie Chan? Do you know which Indian surname or last name references perfume sellers? Tune in to find out!!You can reach us atInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/areyouquizzingme/F…
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Tonight, let’s celebrate the sleepy splendors of spring and go shopping for the latest in floral novelties offered by Gardiner & Co. in their seed annual. Apparently, in 1890, Japanese delights were all the rage. I also announce a new Giveaway! All Patreon supporters in May will have a chance at one of four slots to determine our readings for Augus…
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We're throwing it back to the '90s with this white noise mix tape! Grab your headphones, pop a cassette tape into your Sony Walkman and hit play. That's some old school analog white noise, perfect for sleep. The '90s are back! Cassette tapes always produced such a fly sound when listening to music on them, now imagine an 8-hour white noise track pl…
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How does Australia perceive the world? Most importantly, what is its relationship with China, the US and the Pacific Island nations? This English-speaking and multicultural island nation, rich in land and energy, will play a fundamental role in future geopolitics. So let's find out how it gets along with other major powers. Track: Different at //ww…
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In this episode, Walt chats with Luv Sehgal (Senior Rail Engineer, ARUP). A native of India, Luv grew up surrounded by the world’s fourth-largest railway network, making it easy to fall in love with rail as a kid. He took that passion and propelled it into an accomplished engineering career. From winning the CEEAA Young Alumni Achievement Award pre…
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In this edition of Coffee with the Editor, we are joined by Russell Baatjies, CEO of Transnet Freight Rail (TFR). Russell provides invaluable insights into TFR's strategic direction, ongoing collaborations and formidable challenges. Our dialogue navigates through TFR's overarching vision and proactive approach in aligning with industry imperatives …
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Rain falls upon the forest canopy and trickles onto the mossy ground below. A gentle stream meanders through the ferns. You've found the perfect place to relax! Imagine sitting on that log as you listen to the water sounds and falling rain. Let go of stress and take some deep breaths. Feels pretty good, right? Let the raining sounds help you study,…
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Professor Jan Havenga, the newly appointed board member of PRASA, offered an insightful dialogue on current rail affairs in South Africa, during the celebration of the PRASA’s 200th train launch in Cape Town on 23 April 2024. His expertise in freight logistics will bring fresh perspectives to passenger rail transport. Full article: https://www.rail…
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This episode looks at the song Paddy Works on the Railway aka Paddy on the Railway aka Poor Paddy aka Fillimiooriay aka Paddy Works on the Erie aka Pat Do This, Pat Do That.TracklistThat Clancy Children – Paddy on the RailwayThe Pogues – Poor PaddySalty Dick – The ShaverMark Page – Paddy Works on the RailwayEwan MacColl – Paddy Works on the Railway…
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Intro performed by: Gail Nobles Song: Somebody Bigger Than You and I Song by: Jimmy Jones Somebody Bigger Than You and I is a song performed by Jimmy Jones. It came from the live at Wattstax 1972 album. Wattstax was a benefit concert organized by Stax Records to commenorate the seventh anniversary of the 1965 riots in the African-American community…
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Well, our original plans are out the window as Labour decided to publish their plans for Britain's railways. We have no choice but to go through them. And it might not take us a full episode. Let's see if they are worth the pixels... And whether nationalisation will mean that, and if it will deliver. Enjoyed this? Please do consider supporting #Rai…
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Within a few short years after the First World War, over the heads of horses donkeys camels and bullock teams, a new sound could be heard in Australia’s interior: the droning and spluttering of aircraft. First it was the 'barnstormers' offering thrills and first flights to small country communities. Then came airmail services, then passenger routes…
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