Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART

BART Senior Manager of Performance and Innovation Jesse Rubin says Lean 101 has trained over 200 employees, produced over 70 improvement examples, and generated time savings equal to about eight full-time employees.

BART Inspector General Claudette B.

Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART follows three transit speedrunners — Amin DaCosta, Enzo Wu, and Adam from Adam Does Not Exist — as they describe record attempts across every BART station.

Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART focuses on how BART’s Art Program uses station art, local partnerships, and community history to make transit spaces feel safer and more welcoming.

Hannah Lindelof, BART’s Manager of Strategic and Policy Planning, compares the Bay Area’s transit challenges with Switzerland’s system after a week-long study trip that included federal, Canton, and operator meetings.

An interview with BART's Manager of Transportation and Station Operations about his role and the agency's modernization efforts.

This episode discusses how BART riders forcing open train doors causes breakdowns and reduces car availability, featuring an interview with the superintendent of the Concord Shop.

An inside look at BART's train control and right-of-way teams, explaining how they maintain safe and efficient rail operations.

Interview with former BART spokesman Mike Healy about his book on the history of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system.