
This is our podcast - made for the incredible people who keep the London Overground moving every day! Each month, we bring you insights, stories, and great conversations from across the network. From behind-the-scenes exclusives to chats with colleagues, we cover everything from day-to-day life on the railway to the topics that matter most to you - all with a fun and engaging twist. So, whether yo... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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In the final episode of Sound of the Overground series one, George and Bentley sit down with train driver Jamie Anderson and operations director Charlotte Whitfield to explore what really happens behind the cab door - and what it takes to get there. ... more
In this episode, hosts George and Bentley are joined by two guests from the heart of the operation – Stuart Giddings, Head of Performance, and Ryan Hall, Driver Instructor. Together, they unpack what train performance really means, why it’s so import... more
In this episode, hosts George and Bentley are joined by a special guest - Arriva Rail London’s Managing Director, Steve Best. With over 11 years at ARL, Steve shares insights into his career journey, leadership priorities, and what’s ahead as the com... more
Leaders and managers play an incredibly important role in any workplace, but can you learn how to be a good leader?
In this episode, hosts George and Bentley talk to colleagues about a groundbreaking initiative, aimed at helping frontline colleagues... more
In episode two, George and Bentley are joined in the studio by Shaminder Uppal, ED&I manager and Liam O'Kane, operations trainer, for an open conversation about neurodiversity.
Liam shares his personal experience as a parent of an autistic son, off... more
Meet our hosts, George and Bentley, as they kick off this exciting new series. Bentley shares his journey with London Overground, reflecting on his experiences over the years, while George offers a different perspective, working in Arriva Rail London... more
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