Spread Aviation Podcast

Dec 31 2023 49 ep. 53 mins 118
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Professional Instructors and Aerobatic competitors discuss all aspects of aviation and answer questions from inquiring student minds about the “how” and “why” of flight.

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Ep. 49 – Tailstalls and Swag

Dec 31 2023 57 mins  
Ever see that placard in a 172 that says "Avoid Slips With Flaps Extended"? Why it's there and more in this episode! Sponsored by Mike Goulian Aviation.

Ep. 48 – Don’t Adlib on Checkrides

Dec 14 2023 54 mins  
Matt and Rob discuss how it's best to keep the "same day changes" for airline flights, not checkrides. Listener questions and fun stories fill the rest.

Ep. 47 – From SUN ‘n FUN to Oshkosh

Aug 25 2023 80 mins  
Rob & Matt discuss Sun 'N Fun and Oshkosh, explore formation flying, and analyze airfoil aerodynamics.

Ep. 46 – The Search for More Aviation

Oct 10 2022 61 mins  
The duo covers Rob's adventures in aviation over the last 6 months and Matt's search for a new CFI. Don't miss questions from our listeners!

Ep. 45 – Time to Buy an Airplane

Mar 27 2022 51 mins  
We discuss Sun 'n Fun 2022, Rob's experience with ADD, a hopeful upcoming airplane purchase, and answer listener questions.

Ep. 44 – Tailing Twelve Months

Jan 23 2022 46 mins  
A discussion of the last 12 months in aviation, tail stalls, being a DPE, and more.

Ep. 43 – Airplanes

Jan 09 2021 56 mins  
The duo returns to talk all about airplanes and answer listener questions.

Ep. 42 – Grief is Uncomfortable…

Oct 30 2020 51 mins  
Aviation involves risk. In this episode, Rob shares some experiences in order to help others who may have the same experiences.

Ep. 41 – Space and Missiles and Rockets, OH MY!

Sep 03 2020 38 mins  
This episode features an interview with Lt. Col. Brian Chatman, who offers insights into the USAF, recent rocket launches, and Space Force!

Ep. 40 – Do It, but Do It Right

Jun 30 2020 33 mins  
Social media is a great way to share your aviation experiences. But remember to fly safe: you're an ambassador to the rest of the world.