Podcasts about train talk

Welcome to the R&B N' Chill Podcast! Season 8! On this episode, Live from The Metro Podcast Studio in Downtown Manhattan, Ty sits with legendary singer, songwriter, producer & Brooklyn's own, D-Train. They discuss his upbringing in the heart of Brooklyn where his interest and love for music became more than just a dream. D-Train talks creating his small single, "You're the One for Me" and how that changed the trajectory of his career while also hinting at some big name artist that he has worked with. Finally, D-Train talk his new upcoming project with his new single, "Time Has Come Today" and shares his thoughts about P. Diddy.   Follow R&B N' Chill on social media: https://twitter.com/epicechopro https://www.facebook.com/epicechopro/ https://www.instagram.com/_epicecho/ Listen to the full episode: https://www.epicechopro.com Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Brittany Furlan Lee and Brittany Schmitt discuss why having a crush is a FULL-TIME job, a story about a Bartender hehe and the girls share their worsts while reacting to YOUR worst CRUSH stories. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Presented By Olipop #Olipoppartner https://drinkolipop.com/ Thank you to our sponsors this week: Blueland: Celebrate Plastic Free July with up to 25% off your Blueland order. This is a special, limited time offer! Go to https://www.Blueland.com/worst for up to 25% off. CB Distillery: Visit https://www.CBDistillery.com and use code BRITT for 20% off. Stay connected and follow us: • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thisistheworstpod/ • TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thisistheworstpod • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thisistheworstpod/ What's YOUR worst? Want our BADvice? Email us at thisistheworstpod@justmediahouse.com or send us a voice memo here: https://memo.fm/thisistheworst/ SHOP MERCH HERE: https://downrightmerch.com/collections/just-media ---------------------------------------------------------------- Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Italian Summer and Fart Stories 00:04:00 - Cute privilege 00:07:49 - Hollywood Roaches 00:11:29 - The Edgelord Bartender 00:15:41 - The Building Anticipation and Crushes 00:19:21 - Plastic-free July with Blueland 00:23:25 - Flirting Tips and Seduction 00:27:16 - Instagram Troubles 00:30:59 - The Pitfalls of Real Estate Inspections 00:35:03 - Crushes and Obsession 00:39:12 - Old habits of buying affection 00:43:37 - A Dance Off to Show Love 00:47:23 - The Chad and Brad Saga 00:51:37 - Train Talk and Awkward Hookups 00:56:11 - Dealing with Toxic Relationships 01:00:05 - The Impact of Parental Discord on Children 01:04:10 - The Worst Podcast Powered by: Just Media House -- https://www.justmediahouse.com/ Hosted and Executive Produced by: Brittany Furlan Lee and Brittany Schmitt Studio: Kandoo Films -- https://www.kandoofilms.com/ Edited by: Shane Danahy -- https://instagram.com/shanedanahy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wir waren zu Gast bei Markus Prokschi in Train&Talk und das sagt er über uns: Das Coaching Couple hat es sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, weg vom Bodybuilding Hype, Menschen dabei zu unterstützen stressfrei und nachhaltig ihren Wohlfühlkörper zu erreichen. Folge Julia auf Instagram:

Stugotz is convinced that someone has stolen his list of Top 11 Most Boring QBs To Ever Appear In A Super Bowl. Michael Rubin sold jet-skis when he was 14…maybe. Dan & co. discuss Lil Dicky taking a lil breaky from making “Dave” on Hulu. Plus, Jerry Seinfeld making a Pop-Tart movie is, uh. Certainly a choice.  Nicolas Cage was Superman for a few minutes; but he certainly did not fight a giant spider. Lucy is introduced to the infamous footage of Andy Reid as a gigantic child, dominating a punt, pass & kick competition. Also, we learn that the “P” in “Dan Patrick” stands for “phony”. The crew then discusses the logistics of rubbin' one out at the end of the world. Plus, TRAIN TALK! Adnan and Samson then prove Dan's theory that there are no good football movies by revealing their respective Top 5 Football Movies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We cover our tracks and find out what happens when a train stalls in the city in this episode of Novi's number one podcast.

Talk This Way is BACK! We have a new logo, new merch, new movies, and a whole new vibe! Super excited to get this ball rolling again! Thank you so much to our editor! Follow this link to check out more of her work: https://linktr.ee/RhiaWetherup?utm_so... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0M6ofvd... Talk This Way Merch: https://talk-this-way.printify.me/ Sticker Mule: $10 credit https://www.stickermule.com/unlock?re... Fiverr: 10% 0ff your first order https://www.fiverr.com/pe/mogprV --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkthiswaypodcast/message

Dan Wetzel and SI's Pat Forde & Ross Dellenger come together to react to the biggest developments across the spring college football landscape including Colorado's resurgence and the movement of some big-time recruits.Coach Prime has Colorado Buffs fans ready to see some action on Saturday as Colorado has sold out Folsom Field for their upcoming spring game. Many fans, media members & highly-regarded recruits will be in attendance on Saturday in Boulder.The state of South Carolina is seeing some change as the South Carolina Gamecocks have been on a very impressive recruiting spree this offseason. At this point, they are rolling over in-state rival Clemson in the recruiting power rankings, especially in recruits from the Palmetto State.Top QB prospect Dylan Raiola is in the news with rumors about him possibly committing to the University of Georgia. The Nebraska Cornhusker faithful are hoping that he stays within the family but there could be too much star-power in Athens.New details have emerged surrounding the resignation of Illinois State's athletic director Kyle Brennan. The university took umbrage with a night he spent trying to land a possible donor in Indianapolis, racking up reportedly over $23,000 in charges, taking his guest to a football game and a gentleman's club.Pat has breaking news surrounding his grill situation, which gets a mixed reaction from the rest of the hosts. Lastly, to close out the show, the guys dive back into more train and rat talk.1:00 Colorado & Coach Prime have sold out their Spring Game15:32 South Carolina picked up some big commitments23:17 Dylan Raiola is rumored to be committing to Georgia29:53 Illinois State's athletic director had to resign40:20 Pat has breaking news about his grill situation44:17 Train talk continues52:00 Rat talk continuesStay up to date with the latest college football news and coverage from Yahoo Sports on Twitter @YahooSportsCFB.Follow Dan @DanWetzelFollow Pat @ByPatFordeFollow Ross @RossDellengerCheck out all the episodes of the College Football Enquirer and the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports PodcastsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's episode, The Terror Train talk with LA/Atlanta film director Lou Simon! Chris, Germ, and Kelli discuss the movie process, Ms Simon's work on "73 Minutes" among her other work, and the 4 of them discuss a handful of films of all walks of life! Check out all of Lou Simon's work via White Lotus Productions! Movies discussed this week: Blacktop (2000), Silent House (2011), American Mary (2012), Triangle of Sadness (2022), Animorph (2007), The Frankenstein Theory (2013), Prospect (2018), Humanoids from the Deep (1980) Got a movie recommendation? Email us at ReelVilePodcast@gmail.com Follow the podcast on Facebook Follow the podcast on Instagram Check out the Reel Vile Podcast Shop Check out Ruthless Pro Wrestling Check out some of Germ's writings Check out Kelli's work Logos done by Kelli Miller and Ecko Randy of Slam Death Metal Logos

On this week's edition of the On Iowa Politics podcast: it was a big week for the pipeline debate at the Iowa Capitol, we talk trains in the wake of the Ohio disaster, and we're back on the 2024 trail.On Iowa Politics is a weekly news and analysis podcast that aims to re-create the kinds of conversations that happen when you get political reporters from across Iowa together after the day's deadlines have been met.This week's show is hosted by The Gazette's Des Moines Bureau Chief Erin Murphy and features Gazette Deputy Bureau Chief Tom Barton, Lee Des Moines Bureau Chief Caleb McCullough, Sarah Watson of the Quad City Times, Jared McNett of the Sioux City Journal, and Gazette Columnist Todd Dorman.The show was produced by Stephen M. Colbert, and the music heard on the podcast is courtesy of Kelly Pardekooper and Copperhead.

Trains. It was an outrageous caper to end all capers: stealing millions from a train (and maybe a little of the train, too). What could go wrong? Well, a lot. But a fair bit also went right. Trains. And thanks to all that, we have a dope television theme song. Makes sense, don't it? And trains. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.

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Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.

In the latest It's Always Media Thursday podcast, Editor Justin Pearse and Publisher Andy Oakes host another slick and highly-polished run through of a week in digital media and marketing.This week's show sadly once again features Andy's Train Talk segment but is saved by the guest appearance of two doyennes of the digital industry. Maria Cadbury, Director Of Strategic Partnerships, Say It Now and co-founder of networking and support group Digital Leading Ladies joins us to discuss the incredible work of the group and its upcoming industry trends report, soon to be serialised on NDA.Our other special guest is Ellie Edwards-Scott, Co-Founder, The Advisory Collective, who joins us to discuss the upcoming Brand Safety Summit, of which NDA is a media partner, making a welcome return to an in-person event in London in March.

Clear the tracks because the Gutter Boys train is leaving the station! The boys are back with another interview from the Hocking Hills Cartoonist Retreat and this time it's none other than long time friend of the show Blake "The Uncle King" Sims. Based out of Bowling Green, Kentucky, Blake is a true comics soldier who's been cranking out pages since high school and doesn't show signs of letting up any time soon. His last book, Logor, was one of our top picks from last year and his upcoming book, Sicko Hunter, is shaping up to be another contender for 2021. We talk about his long love for comics, his early influences, and what he's hoping to accomplish in the near future. We also sprinkled in some wrestling talk because of course Blake is also a wrestling fan and it would've been disingenuous to not bring it up. If you want to check out more of Blake's work or stay updated on what he's up to, give him a follow on Twitter and Instagram @blakersims. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email us at gutterboyspodcast@gmail.com and we'll read it on the next episode, or give the Gutter Boys a follow on Instagram and Twitter (JB: @mortcrimpjr; Cam: @camdelrosario). And of course, please rate, review, like, share, and subscribe on your preferred podcast platform and help grow the Gutter Gang Nation! If you're feeling generous, subscribe to our Patreon at patreon.com/gutterboys (or gutterboys.top) and browse our different subscription tiers to receive exclusive merch, behind-the-scenes comic process updates, bonus episodes, plus much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gutterboys/support

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.

Dragon has explored Ahway Island and has met a lot of new friends, but is still curious and nervous to meet people. Will the train talk Dragon into being brave.

We talk about keeping our Martial Arts practice in perspective, and when it's just not enough. Look for us on Facebook “the Invisible Sensei Podcast” and on Instagram. And don't forget to checkout Bujintv.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yama-bushi/message

Dominique makes her long awaited Keeping It Real With Jarrod Lawrence debut. They talk about what happened at True Kitchen and who was truly at fault for Twerkgate? How old is too old for a boy to lay on his Father's chest? Dominique gives a nurses perspective about everything going on with COVID. They discuss the top 5 struggle meals, and then Jarrod nerds out with Trail Blazer and Train Talk!

Chincoteague Train Talk hosted by Chris Yenson featuring BRunO... the sliders are in the biscuit batter and the grease is unleashed.

Chincoteague Train Talk hosted by Chris Yenson featuring BRunO... the sliders are in the biscuit batter and the grease is unleashed.

As we creep up on the end of 2019, Kevin and Kornflake relax and look back on the whole stupid year. We review our Flopcast segments (Capes or Apes!) and guests (Train Talk with Ed!), as well as concerts (Taylor Dayne! TAYLOR DAYNE!), conventions (hey, Arisia returns next month!), and lots more. Plus: National Whatever Day, a new novel from Matthew Dicks, the return of the Kornflake Book Club, a very Tootie Christmas movie, a very Boston lobster heist, and our very exciting New Year's Resolutions. And now we must prepare for Flopcast episode 400. By napping, mostly.

This week we're joined again by Ed, longtime friend of The Flopcast, Sponge Awareness Foundation keyboardist, and train expert from the Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum! So yeah, that means more nerdy train talk! Learn the shocking truth behind the trains in pop culture classics like Stand By Me, Polar Express, Dumbo, School House Rock, and lots more. Does anyone know what happened to the train from Silver Spoons? (The shocking answer: No.) Can you ride a Boston train today that Next Karate Kid star Hilary Swank climbed on top of 25 years ago? (The shocking answer: Yes.) And which classic rock stars are also huge train geeks? (The shocking answer: Just about all of them, apparently.) All this plus plenty of immature giggling about "hump yards"! (It's a train thing.) So, you know, all aboard. You don't have to slip into a fancy train conductor uniform like Ed did... but it would be nice.

This week Kevin and Kornflake are joined by special guest Ed, from The Sponge Awareness Foundation! But Ed is not just the other half of Kevin's old comedy band. Ed is also a train expert, and today we're talking trains. HEY, WAIT, COME BACK. This is The Flopcast, so specifically we're talking about trains from old movies, TV shows, and cartoons! Anyone else remember the short-lived 1979 show Supertrain? (It was Love Boat on a train, essentially. We miss it terribly.) Can you name the movies that had Jack Lemmon and Jon Cryer racing through Boston's South Station, just like Kevin and Ed did when being chased by screaming Sponge Awareness fans? Want even more details about that train scene in our favorite obscure summer camp show, High Feather? Ed has tracked down some fascinating facts about all this and much more. It's scary and fun. (Mostly scary. Happy Halloween.) Also: A Super Megafest preview and World Numbat Day, both of which we somehow make all about trains. Why, we might even keep the train talk going next week. You've been warned.

Today on Trust and Believe with Shaun T, listen in to a recorded conversation with @TeamShaunT on a train ride from Amsterdam to Berlin as we discuss self-image, confidence and how individually we take care of ourselves differently which contributes to how we provide energy to others. — This episode of Trust & Believe with Read More The post Episode 168 – Train Talk: What is your self-image? appeared first on Shaun T Fitness.

In the Season finale of Train Talk, we talk to the brains behind the Train Talk Podcast, UT Dallas Intern Addison Dobias. Addison joined the team in August 2018 and dove in head first, taking on the roles of producer, audio engineer, videographer, scheduler, and more for Season One of Train Talk. We truly wouldn’t have been able to do it without him.  Great Job, Addison!

In this episode, hosts Rebecca and Monty interview Texas Central’s Civil Infrastructure Director, Linda Miller, who discusses her amazing career trajectory from being a helicopter pilot in the US Army to being honored by the Queen of England for her contributions to the science of engineering and promoting gender equality. Linda is a globally recognized leader in the infrastructure world, having worked in leadership positions on projects in the US, UK, Australia and more. In 2017, She was awarded an Order of the British Empire by the Queen of England, a designation reserved for persons who make important contributions in the fields of science and arts, charity and public service.

In this episode, we have Part 2 of our discussion with customer experience expert Graham Leech, who leads the team working every day to make sure you have the best experience possible when riding the Texas high-speed train. In it, Rebecca and Monty talk to Graham about his career before joining Texas Central, including his time working for Virgin Trains in the UK and Europe, his view of relevant trends in the transportation industry, and why Texas trains will HAVE NO MIDDLE SEATS.   Remember, Train Talk is available on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts, so be sure to listen and subscribe!

This is Part 1 of a fun episode of Train Talk, where Rebecca and Monty talk with the Customer Experience expert at Texas Central, Graham Leech, who leads the team responsible for making the train as comfortable, enjoyable and convenient as possible for all riders. In Part 1, we talk about what goes into creating a great customer experience from a door-to-door perspective, why this technology is right for Texas, and specific benefits of the system from a future rider’s point of view.   Plus, we take a couple of minutes to watch Texas Central’s “Life on the Fast Train” video with Graham and get his thoughts on the experiences of one future rider. Remember, Train Talk is now available in audio-only format on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts, so be sure to listen and subscribe!

In this episode, Monty and Rebecca traveled to Houston to talk with Outreach Manager Mac Flores – and to see the Gonzo247 mural in person for the first time! While there, we talk about Mac’s job, Houston culture and sports, and a little about Mac’s alma mater the University of Houston. #yallaboard

In this special episode, Rebecca sits down with Bob Lauby, the Former Associate Administrator for Railroad Safety and Chief Safety Officer of the Federal Railroad Administration, to discuss the FRA’s role in oversight of the project, the incredible safety record of the Shinkansen system, the importance of purpose-built infrastructure like the Texas high-speed train and the superiority of a building a fully dedicated system over one that shares infrastructure with other technologies.

Train Talk is now available on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean or wherever you get your podcasts, so be sure to subscribe and never miss an episode! Of course, you can always subscribe to our Youtube channel to keep up with new episodes and special videos as well.   This week, we’re going audio-only with Texas Central’s Integration Director, Siv Bhamra, who has worked in the rail industry for 30+ years, leading both rail and high-speed rail developments all over the globe. We discuss the future of trains in Texas and the US, the phenomenal safety record of the Shinkansen system and the environmental benefits of high-speed trains compared to travel by plane and automobile. Let us know what you think!

In this episode, we talk to Texas Central Chief Investment Officer Tim Keith about the comprehensive data collecting and data analysis that goes into infrastructure development of this magnitude, what conclusions we can draw from that data, and the economic and personal impacts this high-speed train will have on the state and its population. #YallAboard

In this episode, Monty and Rebecca discuss the recent endorsement of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), and run an interview with former MADD National President and Texas City native, Laura Dean Mooney, who lost her husband in a drunk driving accident in 1991. In the interview, Laura discusses the importance of having multiple transportation options between cities and the dangers of drunk and distracted driving – especially on I-45 between Dallas and Houston, which consistently ranks as one of the deadliest in the U.S. and has scored in the top in both DUI-related crashes and fatal nighttime incidents. The Texas high-speed train would offer residents and large numbers of out of town visitors a safer, faster travel alternative by significantly decreasing accidents due to drunk, drowsy or distracted driving. This will allow a safer and more-efficient way for Texans to get to and from the Brazos Valley for large-scale events in and around the area. On the Texas high-speed train, you can avoid I-45 entirely and have peace of mind knowing that your friends and family will be safe traveling on a system that has a spotless 50+ year safety record. And that’s a win for everyone.

This week on Train Talk, Project Delivery Director Bill Tucker stops by the set to talk about what it takes to deliver on such a massive project. Previously, Bill served as Bechtel's delivery director for the central section of the Crossrail project, where he was responsible for leading the delivery organization within the client’s program management team. 

In this episode of Train Talk, Rebecca and Monty continue their chat with Brady Redwine who is technically the Vice President of Real Estate for Texas Central, but is actually another aspiring bearded podcast star and stand-up comedian. His team is responsible for the development of the right-of-way for the train’s alignment and for the development of the 3 stations in Dallas, the Brazos Valley, and northwest Houston. If you’ve been wondering what it will be like to live work and play in and around the new high-speed train stations, this is the episode for you.

In this episode of Train Talk, Rebecca and Monty talk to Brady Redwine who is technically the Vice President of Real Estate for Texas Central, but is actually another aspiring bearded podcast star and stand-up comedian. His team is responsible for the development of the right-of-way for the train’s alignment and for the development of the 3 stations in Dallas, the Brazos Valley, and northwest Houston. If you’ve been wondering what it will be like to live work and play in and around the new high-speed train stations, this is the episode for you.

This week on Train Talk, Rebecca and Monty have a fun discussion with Texas Central Area Design Manager Fabiola Dagrin about the incredibly important work she does for the project and her experiences that led her here, working on the largest infrastructure project in Texas history!

When we built out Texas Central’s Houston office, overlooking beautiful downtown Houston, we knew the space deserved something distinct, something with rich local flavor that lived up to our commitment to promote local business and culture. In this episode, Monty and Rebecca unveil a giant wall-sized mural of the high-speed train that now hangs in Texas Central’s Houston office. The mural was created by Gonzo247, a native Houstonian and wildly popular urban graffiti artist, who tags areas of the city with his hometown style, like the famed “Houston is Inspired” mural, near Market Square Park in downtown Houston. For this undertaking, Gonzo shows his own unique passion for the high-speed train project, drawing inspiration from the city of Houston, the music he grew up listening to, and memories of the graffiti-tagged trains that peppered his youth. “Gonzo continues to be an artistic powerhouse in Houston, beautifully transforming public walls across the city into vibrant attractions that make Houston a more colorful place to live,” said Christine West, Cultural Programs Manager for Houstonfirst. “His passion for this city, and his commitment to the artistic community has generated a safe space for hundreds of street artists to create new works, and to be seen.” This episode also includes the release of a short behind-the-scenes video that documents the making of the mural, complete with interviews with Gonzo and a sneak peek into his workspace.  Spencer Whelan stops by the studio to talk about his filming of the mural, the significance of Gonzo’s work, and how he was able to translate the idea of this transformational project into art in the city whose seal contains a train and whose motto is “where seventeen railroads meet the sea”. Watch the video here:   Follow Gonzo at @Gonzo247 on Instagram to see more of his work and experience more of Houston.

This week on Train Talk, Monty and Rebecca chat with Travis Kelly, the Vice President of Stakeholder Engagement for Texas Central and a high-speed train project day-oner. In this video, Travis opens up about his childhood growing up in Waxahachie, his darkest fears and hopes and dreams – but mostly the three of them just geek out over trains. Coincidentally, they all three love working for a railroad company building the first high-speed train project in Texas and the US! Also: Did you know Travis is a very prestigious national award winner? Are tears shed? Did the shocking darkest fears segment make the final cut? And, what does a “Vice President of Stakeholder Engagement” do anyway? Answers to those questions and more are just a click away. #YallAboard

This week on Train Talk, Monty and Rebecca chat with Travis Kelly, the Vice President of Stakeholder Engagement for Texas Central and a high-speed train project day-oner. In this video, Travis opens up about his childhood growing up in Waxahachie, his darkest fears and hopes and dreams – but mostly the three of them just geek out over trains. Coincidentally, they all three love working for a railroad company building the first high-speed train project in Texas and the US! Also: Did you know Travis is a very prestigious national award winner? Are tears shed? Did the shocking darkest fears segment make the final cut? And, what does a “Vice President of Stakeholder Engagement” do anyway? Answers to those questions and more are just a click away. #YallAboard

Welcome to the second episode of Train Talk, a Video Podcast from the team building your Texas High-Speed Train! Once constructed, the Texas Train will shuttle passengers between North Texas, Houston and the Brazos Valley in less than 90 minutes, at speeds of up to 205 mph, and using the world’s most advanced high-speed train technology. This episode is part 2 of our interview with Texas Central's Rail Systems Director Paul Waby. Paul is one of the World's foremost experts on the Shinkansen system and what it takes to transfer that technology to another market. Paul was part of the team that built the Taiwanese Shinkansen system, which began operations in 2007. Just like its predecessor system in Japan, the Taiwanese Shinkansen line has been running for over 11 years with ZERO injuries or fatalities due to operational accident. Paul discusses the amazing safety performance of the Shinkansen system during the earthquake in Fukushima Japan. This system kept all of its passengers safe throughout extraordinary circumstances. Thanks for watching Train Talk. Please subscribe to receive updates to see the work we're doing everyday to build your Texas High-Speed Train! #YallAboard

Welcome to the first episode of Train Talk, a weekly video podcast from the team building your Texas High-Speed Train! In this new series, we will get to know all of the amazing folks working every day on this project; we’ll talk about the opportunities a project of this magnitude brings for Texans, and, we’ll touch on a host of other issues related to bringing high-speed trains to the United States. If you don't already know, the Texas high-speed Train will move people between North Texas and Houston in 90 minutes at 205 mph, with one stop in the Brazos Valley.   In this episode, Monty and Rebecca interview Texas Central’s Rail Systems Director, Paul Waby. Paul is one of the world’s foremost experts on the Shinkansen system and what it takes to transfer that technology to another market. Paul was part of the team that built the Taiwanese Shinkansen system, which began operations in 2007. Just like it’s predecessor system in Japan, the Taiwanese Shinkansen line has been running for over 11 years with ZERO injuries or fatalities due to operational accident. Combine that with the Japanese system touting a 54-year perfect safety record and you can easily see why Texas Central wants to bring the world’s safest mass transportation system to Texas. We hope you enjoy this first episode of Train Talk, a new platform for us to showcase the amazing people that are working on the project and keep you updated on the work we’re doing everyday to build your Texas High-Speed Train! #YallAboard

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.  www.stangarner.com

Esta semana vamos a hablar con Antonio Fabregat de cómo convertirnos en mejores oradores y comunicadores, utilizando las técnicas de los grandes oradores. Antonio es socio fundador de la empresa de comunicación Train&Talk, formador en oratoria y comunicación en instituciones educativas desde secundaria a máster. En 2017 se proclamó campeón mundial de debate, en 2015 y 2016 fue considerado mejor orador del mundo. Antonio ha escrito un libro muy interesante que se titula "Convence y Vencerás", para que descubras el poder de la palabra y consigas todo lo que te propongas. Esta semana sortearé un ejemplar de su libro entre todos los que realicen una reseña positiva en iTunes durante la semana que se publica el episodio del podcast. Si me sigues normalmente ya sabes que hay muy poca competencia y que te va a llevar simplemente un par de minutos hacer la reseña en iTunes. Convence y vencerás - Técnicas de los grandes oradores  1.- Hay personas que tienen una cierta facilidad para comunicarse y eso nos lleva a las preguntas: ¿Un buen comunicador nace o se hace? ¿Todos podemos ser buenos comunicadores? 2.- Comunicar eficazmente es una poderosa herramienta para los profesionales y nos ayuda a acercarnos a nuestros sueños.  3.- Hablar en público no es cuestión de 4 trucos, ni de ninguna fórmula mágica. ¿Cuántas veces te han pedido consejos para ser un buen orador? 4.- Cuando hay que dar una charla o presentación lo común es ponerse a crear la presentación sin pararse a pensar a qué público nos dirigimos y cuál es su nivel de motivación. Es fundamental analizar a nuestra audiencia antes de ponerse con la presentación. El mensaje varía en función de la edad, cantidad de asistentes, nivel de estudios…. [bctt tweet="Como decía Séneca “no hay viento favorable para quién no sabe a dónde va” #EmprendedoresDigitales #ConvenceyVenceras" username="josemiguelMKD"] 5.- Tenemos que tener claro cual es el objetivo que queremos conseguir en nuestra presentación. Tenemos que llevar al público del punto A al punto B. 6.- Comunicar no es lo mismo que argumentar. Argumentar bien es algo difícil y se tiene que aprender. Se puede decir que sólo eres buen comunicador si consigues que tus argumentos lleven a la audiencia al objetivo. 7.- Cuando creamos nuestra charla o presentación, debemos tener presentes una estructura: Comienzo cautivador. Introducción al tema y línea argumental. Anticipación de la estructura. Desarrollo de la estructura argumentativa. Resumen de los puntos clave. Final contundente. En comienzo cautivador, tenemos 20 segundos para intentar causar buena impresión, algo fundamental para empezar con buen pie. En el final contundente, debemos impactar. Si además hemos cometido pequeños fallos durante nuestra charla, un final que impacte dejará una sensación general positiva. En las charlas se cumple la premisa de que: lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno. Es importante en la presentación: Decir lo que vas a decir. Decirlo. Resumir lo dicho. Hay frases que tienen el mismo significado pero dan resultados diferentes depende de como se digan, como ejemplo; titulares en periódicos que varían dependiendo de la ideología, lo mismo ocurre con las  televisiones etc. Te das cuenta lo fácil que es manipularnos conociendo estas técnicas. Lo mismo sucede con las palabras que se dicen en una charla, tienen el poder de alejarnos o acercarnos a nuestro objetivo. El orden en que presentas las ideas tiene un resultado distinto, si lo negativo va por delante digamos que disuade y si es al revés tiene el efecto contrario. 8.- Técnicas más útiles para preparar nuestra presentación o charla: Grabarte en vídeo. Practicar con algún familiar.  Practicar en condiciones similares. Preparar las respuestas a preguntas típicas que nos pueden hacer en el turno de preguntas. 9.-En comunicación se dice que la fórmula para tener éxito es cuando existe un equilibrio entre lo que quieres decir, lo que dices y lo que entiende el público. [bctt tweet="La fórmula para tener éxito: el equilibrio entre lo que quieres decir, lo que dices y lo que entiende el público #EmprendedoresDigitales #ConvenceYVenceras" username="josemiguelMKD"] 10.- Hay un 75% de personas que tienen fobia a la comunicación, los peores enemigos del orador son los nervios y el miedo. La excusa habitual para no enfrentarse es: “yo no hablo en público porque se me da fatal”. Los nervios no llegan a desaparecer nunca. Algunos consejos para calmar los nervios en una charla. 11.- Además del miedo y los nervios para ser buenos oradores deberemos dominar el lenguaje no verbal y el paraverbal .  ¿Qué es el lenguaje verbal y paraverbal? Por qué se suele evitar la mirada a la audiencia o mirar a 2 o 3 personas en toda la presentación. [bctt tweet="Como decía Napoleón: Si quiero convencer a alguien le hablo al corazón y le miro a los ojos #EmprendedoresDigitales #ConvenceYVenceras" username="josemiguelMKD"] ¿Qué son las disonancias cognitivas y por qué evitarlas? 12.- Tenemos que ser buenos creando nuestras presentaciones y perfeccionándolas. Guy Kawasaki, referente en publicidad y marketing nos habla de la regla del 10/20/30 en una presentación: 10 diapositivas 20 minutos 30 el tamaño máximo de la letra 13.- Debemos pedir feedback a la audiencia para mejorar. 14.- La importancia del storytelling en las charlas para mejorar la comunicación. http://josemiguelgarcia.net

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Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.  www.stangarner.com

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.  www.stangarner.com

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.  www.stangarner.com

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc. Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership. I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car.  www.stangarner.com

Meet Stan Garner, Founder of Train Source Inc.Stan does Train Talk with January and takes you into the world of private train ownership.I am frequently asked what it's like and what it takes to own and operate an Amtrak approved private railcar. Owning a private railcar can be the fulfillment of a dream and a dreadful nightmare, all at the same time. Before you even think about buying a private car you owe it to yourself to take a trip on a private car. www.stangarner.comThis show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

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