
The Podcast where we discuss all things transit. Join us as we dive into transit systems across the US, bring you interviews with experts and advocates, and engage in some fun and exciting challenges along the way.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelGovernmentSociety & Culture | |||

Denver’s transit network has a problem that most riders can name instantly: transfers. When a normal trip demands two transfers and long waits, RTD stops feeling like a real option for everyday life and starts feeling like something you tolerate. Fro... more
Austin’s public transit is changing fast, and some of those changes are going to sting before they help. We break down the newest CapMetro updates across the Red Line, MetroRapid, and system-wide fare increases, with an eye toward what’s driving the ... more
A 30-mile Kansas City monorail that runs from KCI to downtown, then stretches toward the Plaza and the Kansas City Zoo sounds like something out of a retro-future postcard. But once you look past the “wow” factor, the real questions show up fast: Whe... more
Brightline finally filed for bankruptcy and the internet rushed to declare private rail dead. We slow it down and unpack what’s actually happening: why trains can keep running through a restructuring, how a tangled ownership setup changes the story, ... more
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Transit Tangents offers data-driven, on-the-ground exploration of transit systems across the U.S., pairing hands-on city visits with expert and advocate interviews. Recent episodes balance practical rider experiences with governance, funding, and policy discussions, often weighing new infrastructure ideas (BRT, rail corridors, station design) against real-world implementation challenges like funding, politics, and service reliability. Noteworthy aspects include candid critiques of deployment gaps, high-frequency design debates, and a willingness to compare multiple metros in a single city-by-city framework. Overall, it's a valuable listen for industry pros, policymakers, and advocates who want actionable takeaways on how transit projects ev... more
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Recent guests on Transit Tangents include:
1. Jay Arzu
2. Jonathan Cole
3. Christian Linhart
4. Tammy Miller
5. Nadia Barrera Ramirez
6. Enrique McGregor
7. Tyler Wright
8. Jay R. Zhu
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