Stan Stockton, K5GO and ZF9CW, is a true legend in the ham radio contesting world, known for his groundbreaking innovations in station building, antenna design, and his impressive contesting expertise. Despite his remarkable achievements, including competing at the highest levels like the World Radiosport Team Championship, Stan remains modest—rarely discussing his accolades and letting his work and reputation speak for themselves. In this interview, Stan shares his lifelong passion for ham radio, which began in 1967, and his journey from designing antennas in Arkansas to building a world-class station on Cayman Brac. A central theme is the incredible influence Stan has had not only on the hobby but also on his son, Kevin Stockton, N5DX, widely regarded as one of the top contesters in the world. Kevin’s success is deeply tied to growing up with a father who regularly ran multi-multi contest operations from their home, fostering a shared passion for excellence in the hobby. We explore Stan’s unique station-building philosophy, his cutting-edge antenna systems, and his thoughts on contesting. A highlight is the story of his Cayman Brac station, where Kevin recently competed in the CQ Worldwide CW contest. Kevin delivered a thrilling performance that has come down to log checking to break a virtual tie for second place with V47T, operated by Andy N2NT. Stan’s humility, vision, and influence make this interview a must-watch. Don’t miss the chance to hear from one of the most respected figures in ham radio. Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe to W1DED Worldwide Ham Radio for more inspiring conversations with ham radio’s finest.