Railfanning Review explores railroad news and history.

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Railfanning Review explores railroad news and history.
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Recent Episodes

December 21, 2025
A Conversation With a Dunedin Railways Driver (Part II)
In this follow-up to Part I, Todd and Dunedin Railways driver Bradley discuss the robust preservation and railfan community in New Zealand, and focus on the Taieri Gorge excursion train. Bradley describes the scenic beauty of the Taieri Gorge, highlighting its diverse landscapes and engineering marvels, and notes the challenges of maintaining the track, including managing invasive gorse. The conversation also touches on the impact of COVID-19 on the railway and the dedication of the staff in rebuilding and rebranding the service. Music Intro: “Waiting on My Train to Come,” recorded live at the Southeastern Railway Museum on August 2,

November 11, 2025
A Conversation With a Dunedin Railways Driver (Part I)
In this podcast, Todd DeFeo and Dunedin Railways Driver Bradley discuss the robust preservation and railfan community in New Zealand and the Taieri Gorge excursion train.

September 3, 2025
What If New York City Built a Subway 30 Years Earlier?
What if New York City had built a subway 30 years earlier? Imagine they did and took mere minutes to ride across the city in a pneumatic tube. Award-winning author and public radio host Matthew Algeo’s new book, “New York’s Secret Subway: The Underground Genius of Alfred Beach and the Origins of Mass Transit” (Island Press, Sept. 30, 2025, $35), explores the riveting, real-life story of Alfred Beach, a visionary inventor who constructed America’s first operational subway, in secret, beneath the streets of 1860s Manhattan. He joined Railfanning Review to discuss the plan and New York City of the era.
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