
Authentic discussions with interesting people about railway subjects that matter.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Chris Gibb spent 45 years in high-profile positions across the British railways. He knows what a successful railway operation looks like — and right now he is publicly challenging the plans for High Speed 2 (HS2).
The issue is not the construction.... more
GSM-R is on its way out. FRMCS — the 5G-based successor for railway radio communications — is on its way in. But the migration from one to the other is anything but straightforward.
In this episode, Doc Frank talks to Rob van Looveren from the Nethe... more
Doc Frank talks to Michael Byng from England. Based on his vast experience from working on high speed rail projects in various countries, including Britain and the Middle East, Michael could share valuable lessons that went way beyond his home turf o... more
Doc Frank talks to Steve Allday, a renowned and experienced railway consultant from Sydney and regular guest on the show. They talk about three key topics defining the future of railway in Australia and maybe some other countries too. High Speed Rail... more
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This show centers on practical, forward-looking discussions about railway technology, signaling, and interoperability. Episodes commonly tackle topics like ETCS/ERTMS, GSM-R to FRMCS migrations, high-speed rail projects, and governance or funding challenges that shape delivery timelines. Guests range from independent consultants to executive leaders and signaling specialists, offering hands-on lessons from real-world projects and regional variations (Europe, Australia, and beyond). A notable strength is the mix of technical depth with strategic execution, helping listeners understand not just what technologies exist, but how to implement and scale them in complex rail ecosystems.
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Recent guests on Railway Conversations include:
1. Rob van Looveren
2. Michael Byng
3. Steve Allday
4. Tim Parker
5. Stanislas Pinte
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