Pages 18 and 19 feature my column, in which I discuss future freight railroads and their opportunities.
My Podcasts are advertised on page 5. To listen in click this link:
http://trn.trains.com/photos-videos/2018/09/conversations-with-brian-solomon
This the second issue that features the new redesigned image.
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Today, Friday December 7, 2018, Trains Magazine released Episode 11 of my podcast Converstions with Brian Solomon.
Bob Bentley of Massachusetts Central is my featured guest in an interview conducted at the Palmer Public Library in Palmer Massachusetts.
See Trains at:
http://trn.trains.com/photos-videos/2018/09/conversations-with-brian-solomon
Or listen to the podcast on Sound Cloud:
https://soundcloud.com/user-312824194/conversations-with-brian-solomon-episode-11
Although only partially related to my photographic work, I thought that Tracking the Light readers might be interested to learn that I’m conducting a series of audio podcasts with Trains Magazine.
Over the coming weeks and months, I’ll be interviewing and discussing railroads with a variety of knowledgeable and interesting people, including active and retired railroaders, tourist railroad operators, railroad activists, and a few well known railroad enthusiasts and railroad publishing professionals.
Among my first conversations was with John Gruber about his latest book: Beebe & Clegg—Their Enduring Legacy.
To listen click here: https://soundcloud.com/user-312824194/conversations-with-brian-solomon-episode-4
My hope is to allow my guests expertise and perspectives to entertain and inform my listeners and enable all of us a great appreciation and understand of railroad topics ranging from freight cars and locomotives, signals, stations and short lines to how to avoid snakes while making photos.
A new Podcast will be released every two weeks. My aim is to keep these to between 16 and 20 minutes.
See: http://trn.trains.com/photos-videos/2018/09/conversations-with-brian-solomon
