In books and films, trains are the setting for great journeys, romantic encounters and perilous adventures, but in our daily lives, they are just public transport; dirty, noisy and crowded. This week we have stories about trains and the very different places they hold in our imaginations.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes some heavy content and reference to suicide. Please listen with care. 

If you need support you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or the suicide callback service on 1300 659 467. 

 

'Sidelines'

In our first story, Selina describes the scenes she witnessed on the Wynyard to North Ryde train line.

Producer: Selina Springett

 

'Steam Trains and Small Trains'

Our editorial manager, Mell, was in regional Victoria over the weekend, and encountered a handful of trains and train enthusiasts.

Producer: Mell Chun

 

'At The End Of The Rail'

In our last piece, Tim walks the tracks with his father and unpacks Australian mythology, masculinity, land and violence from a child's perspective. This poem is the opening to Tim's forthcoming verse memoir, ‘your father was a bastard’. You can find more of his work at timloveday.com

Written and Read by Tim Loveday

Sound Design: Mell Chun

 

All The Best credits

Production Manager & Host: Danni Stewart

Editorial Manager: Mell Chun

Episode Mix and Compile: Lochie Stevens

Social Media Producers:  Emma Pham

Community and Events Coordinator: Lidiya Josifova

<a href="http://allthebestradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Train_Faces.tiff"></a>In books and films, trains are the setting for great journeys, romantic encounters and perilous adventures, but in our daily lives, they are just public transport; dirty, noisy and crowded. This week we have stories about trains and the very different places they hold in our imaginations.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes some heavy content and reference to suicide. Please listen with care.&nbsp;
If you need support you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14 or the suicide callback service on 1300 659 467.&nbsp;
&nbsp;
'Sidelines'
In our first story, Selina describes the scenes she witnessed on the Wynyard to North Ryde train line.
Producer: Selina Springett
&nbsp;
'Steam Trains and Small Trains'
Our editorial manager, Mell, was in regional Victoria over the weekend, and encountered a handful of trains and train enthusiasts.
Producer: Mell Chun
&nbsp;
'At The End Of The Rail'
In our last piece, Tim walks the tracks with his father and unpacks Australian mythology, masculinity, land and violence from a child's perspective. This poem is the opening to Tim's forthcoming verse memoir, &lsquo;your father was a bastard&rsquo;. You can find more of his work at timloveday.com
Written and Read by Tim Loveday
Sound Design: Mell Chun
&nbsp;
All The Best credits
Production Manager &amp; Host: Danni Stewart
Editorial Manager: Mell Chun
Episode Mix and Compile: Lochie Stevens
Social Media Producers:&nbsp; Emma Pham
Community and Events Coordinator: Lidiya Josifova

All The Best is for new Australian storytelling. Hear from a Melbourne-based cannibal, how the Australian Wallabies used theatre workshops to improve their game, anxiety attacks in a Tantric sex class, and what the shopping centre Santa Claus is really thinking, all on All The Best. 


We're a weekly radio show and podcast produced at FBi Radio in Sydney in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne, and broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network. We’ve been telling stories in a variety of forms since 2011, picking a theme each week and using short form documentary, personal narrative, interviews, and spoken word to bring you the best from across Australia.

All The Best is for new Australian storytelling. Hear from a Melbourne-based cannibal, how the Australian Wallabies used theatre workshops to improve their game, anxiety attacks in a Tantric sex class, and what the shopping centre Santa Claus is really thinking, all on All The Best. 
 
We're a weekly radio show and podcast produced at FBi Radio in Sydney in association with SYN and Triple R in Melbourne, and broadcast nationally via the Community Radio Network. We’ve been telling stories in a variety of forms since 2011, picking a theme each week and using short form documentary, personal narrative, interviews, and spoken word to bring you the best from across Australia.

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