This week, Editor Jim Wrinn and Associate Editor Brian Schmidt discuss upcoming steam excursions, commuter rail controversy, a Trains Magazine retirement, and much more!

Brian Solomon talks with David Swirk, the new owner of the legendary Conway Scenic Railway in New Hampshire.

Hear the Trains Magazine staff give its take on the week's news. This week, Jim and Steve discuss Canadian National's order for 60 new locomotives; the Hudson Bay Railway has a new owner; CSX executives predict one-person crews, and much more!

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This week, Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Associate Editor David Lassen high water is Wisconsin, Southwest Chief controversy, a colorful boxcar, and much more!

Beebe and Clegg are names synonymous with early railroad photography and familiar to most any railfan today. Brian talks with photographer and author John Gruber about their legacy in the 21st century.

Brian has a lively chat with Trains' designers: Art Director Tom Danneman and Senior Graphic Designer Drew Halverson about railroad photography, train-watching out West, and the cameras they use.

Brian Solomon sits down with Trains' passenger columnist Bob Johnston and retired Amtrak engineer Craig Willett to talk about the national passenger carrier. This is the first in a multi-part conversation.

Trains' columnist Brian Solomon interviews Associate Editor Brian Schmidt in his inaugural podcast. Learn about Solomon's new book on European railroads and his background as a professional railfan.

This week, Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Associate Editor David Lassen discuss Trains' annual preservation award, the Southwest Chief saga, a horse on a train, and much more!

Trains Editors discuss all the rail news that is fit to publish for the week of Aug. 17, 2018.

This week, Jim and Steve talk about the return to steam for Santa Fe 4-8-4 No. 2926, progress on the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad re-building, LA Metro body scanners, and more! Only from Trains!