Episode list

Join Paul Comfort in Edmonton, Alberta, a city known for oil but now transitioning to clean hydrogen. Learn about Edmonton's innovative transit system featuring hydrogen and battery electric powered buses and tour the largest battery electric bus garage in North America. Experience hockey culture with a visit to an Edmonton Oilers tailgate party and a ride on the newest LRT line in Canada (to go along with the oldest). Tour the historic Strathcona area with food, shopping, theaters, and murals brightening up the street. Paul also highlights the CUTA (Candian Urban Transit Association) conference with interviews and a tour of the show floor, and shares insights about the future of transit from today's and tomorrow's transit leaders. Be a part of the journey through this distinct Canadian city.

Giddy up. We've hitched a ride on Valley Metro for a tour of Phoenix, Arizona--the fastest growing city in the U.S.. Join host Paul Comfort and the Transit Unplugged crew as they: - Learn about Valley Metro from its CEO Jessica Mefford-Miller - Take a tour of the car-free community of Culdesac with Ryan Johnson - Sample amazing Mexican food at Tacos Chiwas - Get a behind the scenes look at how Valley Metro operates - Listen to great music at Copper Blues - Check out the public art enlivening Valley Metro's stations - Learn how an old mall is becoming a new center for housing and community. - Plus interviews with Scott Smith, former CEO of Valley Metro, Rep. Earl Blumenauer, and more.

Keep Austin weird is a testament to everything that makes the Texas State Capitol such a unique place. Austin has a little bit of everything. Amazing food, interesting people, and the natural beauty of places like Barton Springs. And we can't forget the music scene; there is truly nothing like it in the world. And it's all powered by the CapMetro transit system. CEO Dottie Watkins is in the midst of a massive project to expand the system with more rail stations, light rail, more Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes, plus their bus electrification project. Paul starts at Terry Black's famous BBQ restaurant with the Food Network's Ali Khan and learns (some) of the secrets of great Texas BBQ. Then we get into the transit starting with CapMetro COO Andrew Skabowski then a project update with Dottie Watkins and her team. After the amazing tour of Austin--including its bats--we get a tour of CapMetro's operations center before wrapping up with some great music.

Transit Unplugged TV highlights Tulsa's unique blend of culture, history, and transit by visiting landmarks like Buck Atom Cosmic Curios, the Outsiders house, Greenwood Rising, and The Mother Road Market while exploring MetroLink's services with local leaders. Along the way, Paul Comfort meets voices such as Chase Phillips, Scott Marr, Herold Humphrey, and Dr. Raymond Doswell, closing the journey with a bit of comedy by host Paul Comfort.