Mike, Mackenzie, and Curtis briefly discuss what the day was like for them working a Saturday at the Depot, as well as reaffirm their eternal grudge against the hated pigeons.

Mike, Mackenzie, and Mary are LIVE IN THE STUDIO recording a podcast about the Orphan Trains that sent kids from New York into the prairies in the late 1800s.

Mike, Mackenzie, and Mary discuss what it was like opening the museum again after 12 weeks and what they did during their time away.

Mike and Mackenzie look into some other Michigan Railroad Disasters from the early 1900s!

Mike, Mackenzie, Mary, and Tim pitch ideas and decided this was a good podcast idea. We had fun, at least!

Mike, Mackenzie, Mary, and Tim discuss how they make museum exhibits at the Depot. The short answer is "strangely." The long answer is "strangely, but everything works out!"

A rare episode in which Mike doesn't ruin the audio, but does discuss presidential whistle stops with Mackenzie and Mary. Special Guest: DUSI founding member Dan Brooks!

Mike, Mackenzie, and special guests Curtis and Jerry discuss what goes on in our Library and Archives. This podcast also contains a technical screw up that is almost assuredly Mike's fault.

Mike, Mackenzie, and Mary dive into personnel records of the late 1800s to find out how you could get fired on the railroad back then. Turns out: destroying the engine is a very good way!

Mike, Mackenzie, and Mary discuss the 1903 Wreck of the Wallace Circus Train, which killed 26 humans and a dozen animals.