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This will be a series talking about my life on the railroad from the time I was hired until present time. Stories and locations are real but I'll try to refrain from using names while telling the stories.I will try to release new episodes once a week! #railroad #conductor #engineer #trains #work
Rabbit hosts Rabbit on the Rails, a business show with 17 episodes published.
After 14 years away from home, an unexpected opportunity finally opened the door for Rabbit and his family to return to Louisiana through a seniority swap. In this episode, Rabbit shares the long approval process, the fr
In this episode of Rabbit on the Rails, I talk about the years that followed one of the hardest moments in our lives... welcoming our rainbow baby, raising a growing family, and trying to balance it all while chasing wor
A reflection on the pregnancy, birth, and passing of our 7th child. A journey that carried us from excitement and hope to heartbreak and grief, and the way it shaped us moving forward.
I share the story of my first time being called up to the engineer’s seat in 2015 — from tackling new territory in Bloomington and Houston, to missing a call because of bad phone signal, to earning the respect of an old
This week on Rabbit on the Rails, I reflect on the early days of my railroad career and the adventures of juggling yard jobs, extra boards, and shifting schedules. But life on the tracks wasn’t the only thing changing—ou
Thanking you all for the journey in this podcast! Sharing that life happens but we keep moving forward!
Now officially a certified engineer, I'm back in the conductor's seat. In this episode, I share what it was like returning to the ground after training, dealing with unexpected pressure to run, and getting back into the
After months of classroom work, simulators, and hands-on OJT, the day finally came: my qualifying run. In this episode, I take you through the nerves, the pressure, and one key moment that could’ve gone either way. From
Continuing my engineer class. finally getting to the OJT's. Going through the different areas of on the job training: yards, locals, and road trips.
A follow-up to the two weeks in engineer class. discussing simulators and tests. A little free time allowed us to explore some of Salt Lake while we were there. a thanks for tuning in!
This week on Rabbit on the Rails, I’m sharing what it was like stepping into engineer class, the training that turns conductors into locomotive operators. I break down why I chose to go, how the class is structured, and
A new addition to our family: the trials of being there for the birth of our 5th child.
From the extra board to a regular turn and back again. just enough seniority to stay out of the yard and where i want, on the road!
A look into life on call with the railroad.
This week I'll discuss being marked up during Mardi gras and then going through remote control training!
Looking back at my first call to work by myself as a conductor!
The beginning to my journey of working on the railroad!
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