Rail to Rail with Roger Thomas

By: Roger Thomas III
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  • Have you ever really talked to a stranger? Roger Thomas enjoys deep and meaningful conversation with unknown humans while traveling in one of the world’s oldest traveling systems....the American Railway.
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Episodes
  • Rail to Rail Ep.2 - Ian Montoya

    Rail to Rail Ep.2 - Ian Montoya
    Jan 24 2024

    Rail to Rail with Roger Thomas dares to interview and investigate people enjoying one of the oldest forms of transportation to date, the American Railway. This week we meet Ian Montoya, avid video gamer, cyber security hopeful and a gentleman with a wealth of perspective on the world around him.

    Please don't forget to share and subscribe to the podcast for updates as they come. And as always...NVRWLKALN! 

     

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    1 hr and 52 mins
  • Rail to Rail Ep.2 - Ian Montoya (Teaser)

    Rail to Rail Ep.2 - Ian Montoya (Teaser)
    Jan 24 2024

    Short Intro Trailer for Upcoming Episode of Rail to Rail with Roger Thomas introducing Mr. Ian Montoya
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    1 min
  • Ep.1 - Carolina Vaca Salas

    Ep.1 - Carolina Vaca Salas
    Dec 3 2023

    Rail to Rail with Roger Thomas dares to interview and investigate people enjoying one of the oldest forms of transportation to date, the American Railway. This week we meet Carolina, a Bolivian-American student still discovering herself as she grows through life. Special thanks to Amtrak for safe travels across the USA. Please don't forget to share and subscribe to the podcast for updates as they come. And as always...NVRWLKALN! 

     

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    1 hr and 46 mins

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