I became fascinated by trains as a young’un when I saw my first steam locomotive and train being used on a movie set in Inglewood, CA. I have worked on 4 railroads for over 40 years and I have a lot of stories to tell. Trains would always be a part of my life, even after I retired as an Amtrak Engineer in 1994. I have also worked on the tech side in live theater for more than 20 year, most of them with my wife, Susi who is the actress. I will be sharing these stories with you as well every so often.
The Naked Railroader - Going Off The Rails
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I became fascinated by trains as a young’un when I saw my first steam locomotive and train being used on a movie set in Inglewood, CA. I have worked on 4 railroads for over 40 years and I have a lot of stories to tell. Trains would always be a part of my life, even after I retired as an Amtrak Engineer in 1994. I have also worked on the tech side in live theater for more than 20 year, most of them with my wife, Susi who is the actress. I will be sharing these stories with you as well every so often.
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August 2, 2026
29 Quirks of the Railroad
Don’t forget to visit our sponsor at woodfireroasted.com to sign up for their newsletter, try their Cowboy roast, which is what I drink every day, and maybe check out their coffee of the month club. Melissa does that, but she’s fancy like that. Today, Tommy talks about some humorous things that have happened on the railroad. From missing the depot completely because of a beautiful woman to cars falling off the tracks. He even tells the story, again, about the fight in the aisle of the train after an Angels game. I think he likes that story! Intro and Outro:Sounds of Santa Fe Steam Locomotives by Stan Kistler Track 14 At Riverside, October 16 1950, 4-6-2 1369 is on No. 54
July 5, 2026
28 A Kerfuffle on the Santa Fe
Most of the time, things on the Santa Fe go very smoothly. The story that dad shares today is one time it did not. We also talk about the famous picture that many people have seen of the Santa Fe engine hanging out over Aliso Street. It is the photograph that The Original Whistle Stop model train store uses for their advertisements. Please check out our NEW SPONSOR! We drink their Cowboy Roast every day! https://woodfireroasted.com/ Intro and Outro:Sounds of Santa Fe Steam Locomotives by Stan Kistler Track 14 At Riverside, October 16 1950, 4-6-2 1369 is on No. 54
June 21, 2026
27 Listener Question about Tehachapi Tunnels
Dad clarifies why they couldn't turn the trail around near Tehachapi and shares what it was like going through those tunnels backwards. Intro and Outro:Sounds of Santa Fe Steam Locomotives by Stan Kistler Track 14 At Riverside, October 16 1950, 4-6-2 1369 is on No. 54
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