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Spread Aviation Podcast episodes
- Ep. 19 – Twelve Stall/Spin Myths Exposed
We’re back after the holidays! 12 Stall/Spin Myths exposed, plus we dive into the differences between cold brew and regular coffee. Thanks to Rich Stowell’s content for providing the basis for this episode. Check his website out at https://www.richstowell.com.
1 hr 7 min - Ep. 18 – Ice Cream at 30,000 Feet
Rob airs a special interview with Robert Kibbie of The Muscle Car Place. Rob & Matt answer your questions about ground controllers, aerobatic parachutes, severe turbulence and more. Don’t miss the story about ice cream at 30,000 feet, and an unsolicited taste test of Cave Shakes, as featured on Shark Tank.
57 min - Ep. 17 – What is a Discovery Flight?
Matt & Rob talk about Discovery Flights and what it’s like to fly an airplane for the first time. Don’t miss our new name!
32 min - Ep. 16 – Top Gun Insights
Matt & Rob review the most famous aviation movie in history, plus discuss historic Meigs Field and answer questions from our listeners.
1 hr - Ep. 15 – DCA Adventures with TIA
Matt & Rob talk about how they met, how they became friends, what an unexpected trip to DC is like when you’re stuck in bad weather, their awesome friend Tia who saved the day… and stall-spin awareness in the pattern!
55 min - 52 min
- 37 min
- Ep. 11 – Airline Pilot
Our first remote episode! It won’t be a habit, but Matt was running late. We talk Oshkosh ’18, checklists, speak to an airline pilot, answer questions from our social media, and as always, take time to answer various online questions.
1 hr 11 min - Ep. 10 – Double Digits
We talk to Peter Schmidt, Co-Founder & COO of Transcend Air, answer valuable questions, and thank our Instagram followers.
1 hr 1 min - 45 min
About Spread Aviation Podcast
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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.