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A podcast about public transit disasters, and what we learned (or didn't learn) from them! Hosted by Joe Zadeh and Zach Lybrand.
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Can you count how many toilet paper squares there are? No? Then maybe Valujet isn't for you. This episode features the incredible talents of Ray, Lena, and Allie!Find us elsewhere on the internet:Allie: bsky.app/profile/
Show notesWhat did we learn? I guess we learned not to do it again. This episode was submitted by a viewer like you! If you have anything you'd like to see covered, or have a story about dying or almost dying on public transit, we
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April Fools! Well, almost. We're talking about the nonsense that takes place in the Railway Series, and have some special guests to help us do that. We had a lot of fun making this one, and we hope that you liked watchin
Show notesThis episode almost broke us in more ways than one. The series of events that led to this accident were less "Swiss cheese model" and more "boring a hole through a block of cheese with a drill." Be glad it's only happene
Show notesThis seems like a simple accident, but in actuality it's a prime example of the Swiss Cheese Model, with lots of different holes all lining up to allow a bus and a train to fight to a draw. It's also a prime of example o
Show notesTexas International 655 is a forgotten story of 11 people dying in the dark recesses of rural Arkansas. We learned nothing from this, because we chose to learn nothing from this. The 1970s were a bad time. Got a story fr
Show notes1950 was a different time. People died in horrible accidents and nobody did anything. Those were the days, huh? Find us elsewhere on the internet: Joe: instagram.com/aboveaverage.joe Zach: turn on the foamer signal when
Show notesOn one hand, you should probably sleep before driving anything, let alone a train. On the other hand... the bunkhouse in Edson might actually be *that* bad. Got a story from public transit you'd like to share? EMAIL US a
Show notesAir Canada 797: a tale of heroism, flammable substances, and a toilet managing to catch fire. Also this airplane was wired back together very badly. Not that we'll ever know, because all the NTSB's horses and all the NTS
Show notesAny time someone calls for fewer safety regulations, tell them that chucklefucks like Mel are the reason we can't not have safety regulationsI guess this is our holiday episode so happy whatever you celebrateBe sure to c
Show notesI want to get off Mr. Lybrand's Wild Ride :( Extreme apologies to Spotify listeners who are getting this three days later than YouTube listeners because Zach forgot to upload it here :( **THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED ON OCT
Show notesTHESE CHUCKLEFUCKS- -excuse me... These chucklefucks came *this close* to permanently ending the heritage steam industry, and nearly killed a trainload of people in the process. Dumbasses in the industry like these dudes
Show notesThe Great Lakes have swallowed thousands of men... just like your mom did.This is the story of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a big ship on a bigger lake that sailed headlong into the storm from hell. The Great Lakes aren't forg
Show notesA poorly maintained ship, with a sketchy crew, and a compliment of pre-apartheid South Africans aboard? Sounds like the setup to a GREAT sea story. Some notes: 1: Joe got some basic info about "The Superliners: Twilight
Show notesFoamers ruin everything. Don't believe us? Ask the attendees of the 1950 NMRA convention in Milwaukee. Ask anyone who worked for Speedrail. Ask anyone who knows how a Nachod Signal works. Just don't ask Jay Maeder.Got a
Show notesBeing tired sucks. What sucks more is when you're driving a bus. Or a train. Or an A320. Make sure you get a good night's sleep everyone. Got a story from public transit you'd like to share? EMAIL US at SYDDOYWTW@gmail.c
Show notesA grim story of how laughably bad safety standards and a cultural acceptance of drunk driving led to one of the worst bus accidents in US history. Got a story from public transit you'd like to share? EMAIL US at SYDDOYWT
Show notes1948, a time when Dallas ran on rails... and also a shockingly bad form of signaling that worked mainly off of landline phones and social niceties. Got a story from public transit you'd like to share? EMAIL US at SYDDOYW
Show notesNot quite a disaster in the sense of carnage and mayhem, but boy howdy, Las Vegas sure is good at making nothingburgers Send your public transit stories to syddoywtw@gmail.com because we'd really like to read them! **THI
Show notesImagine the horrors of having your ears blasted with "I'll Be There For You" in the seconds before you die Did you see something clearly unsafe on public transit? Let us know by emailing us at syddoywtw@gmail.com! **THIS
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