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Jack To The Future

Episode 8: The future of rail travel

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// Continuing his Stem To The Future series after a break, Jack chats to Darren Fitzgerald, an engineer who works for the RSSB about  the future of rail travel. The pair discuss Darren's role; how trains may develop in the future; possible fuel sources,  as well as debating the wacky and wonderful in the world of train travel and engineering. //

© Laura Andrews Length 00:23:26 26 September 2022 Season 2 Episode 8 Age: 6-10 Topics: Science , Talk Country: USA Type: Episodic

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© Laura Andrews Length 00:23:26 26 September 2022 Season 2 Episode 8 Age: 6-10 Topics: Science , Talk Country: USA Type: Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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Continuing his Stem To The Future series after a break, Jack chats to Darren Fitzgerald, an engineer who works for the RSSB about  the future of rail travel. The pair discuss Darren's role; how trains may develop in the future; possible fuel sources,  as well as debating the wacky and wonderful in the world of train travel and engineering.

A really interesting episode!

Jack proudly designed the cover art for this episode himself.

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The RSSB

Radical Railways: 15 Technologies that Could Drive the Future of Trains


© Laura Andrews | 00:23:26

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