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The Aeronut Podcast

Welcome to the Aeronut Podcast! Each episode, we cover aviation from a new angle, with interviews from guests.

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00:29:42

Vaughn Bateman, P-3, B-25, C-47 pilot

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2022/02/24

This week on The Aeronut Podcast, we're talking to Vaughn Bateman, a former United States Navy P-3 pilot who now flies for Yankee Air Museum as a B-25 and C-47 pilot. We discuss what his favorite plane between the B-25 and C-47 is, some stories of his time flying long missions looking fo r subs and other maritime intel, as well as talking about what it's like to fly a 80 year old airplane in an airshow.Please subscribe, leave a rating/review, and we'll be back in ten days with another great

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00:42:55

Chris Henry, EAA Museum Programs Director

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2022/02/14

In this episode of The Aeronut Podcast, I'm joined by another special guest from the Experimental Aircraft Association, Chris Henry. Chris has had an interesting aviation career, working as a medical helicopter dispatcher before working at EAA, eventually becoming the Museum Programs Director. He has worked on multiple interesting projects, including the recent restoration of a UH-1 Huey, repaint project of a F4U Corsair that flew in Jesse Brown's squadron, and a book about WW2 veterans flying on

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00:46:15

The Mother of All Airshows with Dick Knapinski

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2022/02/03

This week on The Aeronut Podcast, we're talking about a whole variety of things, all relating to the Experimental Aircraft Association. Joining me is Dick Knapinski, who is the the Director of Communications for EAA. Dick has all kinds of cool experiences from working behind the scenes at AirVenture, the largest airshow in North America. He's met such people as Sir Richard Branson, Neil Armstrong and many more. We talk about what it's like behind the scenes at AirVenture, how the EAA team arranges

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00:43:19

What is Civil Air Patrol?

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2022/01/03

Ever wonder if there's an aviation and leadership program designed for young people that's also an auxiliary of the USAF? Well then you're in the right place because today we're talking all about Civil Air Patrol. CAP was founded back in 1941, only a few days before Pearl Harbor. CAP has done lots of missions for the USAF since then, we go into detail about this in the early stages of the episode. We then move on to talk about some of the cool stuff you can do in the program, as well as some great

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00:38:06

Missionary and General Aviation with Bob Hamilton...

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2021/12/12

Have you ever wondered what it's like to land a small plane on the Amazon river supporting local people? This week on The Aeronut Podcast, I'm joined by Bob Hamilton. Bob flew cargo out of Willow Run Airport for several years, then transitioned to missionary work in Brazil, flying his Super Petrel airplane in and around the Amazon river. He has several harrowing tales from not only his missionary flying, but also some good ones from flying cargo. All of that and much more, all right here on The

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00:39:51

B-25 flying and GA with Mike Vetter

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2021/12/04

This week on The Aeronut Podcast, we're talking all about what it's like to fly the B-25 "Rosie's Reply" in an airshow. Mike is a great pilot for Yankee Air Museum, and he joins me this week to talk about some of his other experiences and stories. Those include working for Cessna and ferrying brand new aircraft cross country at a young age, and many other great stories as well. Please like/subscribe, and we'll be back in ten days with another great interview! ------- Follow us on social media:

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00:45:28

USAF Test with MAJ Jared Evans

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2021/11/24

"You can have a RC plane, why can't you have a RC tank that's full size?" No, we're not interviewing an RC enthusiast. Today we're talking all about USAF test with MAJ Jared Evans. Jared worked testing several different things for the AF, including guided bombs, and he has some pretty crazy stories about different projects he worked on, including launching ICBMs at small Pacific Islands to test their operational ability. Now he works at AFWerx, which deals with helping people gain a contract from

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00:51:14

Aviation Photography with Erik Johnston

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2021/11/12

In this episode, we're talking all about aviation photography featuring Erik Johnston. Erik has photographed a wide variety of aircraft over his career, and he shares some tips as well as some stories from some of the aircraft and people he's met along the way. Aircraft he's photographed include the MiG-23, UH-60, B-52, and a lot more. Erik also runs a great YouTube channel featuring lots of cool aviation content: https://www.youtube.com/user/ErikJohnston Please leave a rating/review, subscribe, and

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00:43:09

Air Force Combat Controller Teams with Dan Schilling

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2021/11/02

In this episode of The Aeronut Podcast, we're talking USAF CCT with Dan Schilling. Dan retired after a long career involved in USAF special warfare, including starting a unit that remains classified to this day. He was a part of the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993, where he was credited with saving the team that he was working with. He wrote another book about the first AF Medal of Honor since Vietnam, about fellow CCT John Chapman who saved the lives of a SEAL team by making the ultimate sacrifice. We

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00:01:52

Season Two Trailer

The Aeronut Podcast ·

2021/10/23

This is a trailer for Season Two of The Aeronut Podcast. We'll be featuring these interviews and many more starting Nov. 2, 2021. Thanks for listening, please leave a rating/review, and we'll be back in ten days with Dan Schilling's interview to kick off Season Two! Visit our website for contact info: https://aeronut-podcast.wixsite.com/home/podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/austin-jesse/message

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00:02:51

Dan Schilling Interview Trailer

The Aeronut Podcast ·

2021/09/09

In Season Two of The Aeronut Podcast, I interview Dan Schilling, a former USAF Combat Controller who fought in the Battle of Mogadishu. (Colloquially known as "Black Hawk Down") He would go on to become an author, writing the book Alone at Dawn, about the first Medal Of Honor for the Air Force since the Vietnam War. This interview will be aired in full when Season Two releases in a few weeks. Please subscribe, leave a rating/review, and look forward to the release of Season Two coming in Fall

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00:01:38

Season Trailer

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2021/06/22

This is a trailer episode for The Aeronut Podcast, looking back on the 2020-21 season. Please leave a rating/review, subscribe, and we'll be back in the fall with Season Two! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/austin-jesse/message

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00:03:49

Season Highlights

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2021/06/02

Since summer is coming up and things are getting busier, the first season of the Aeronut Podcast is now over. Here are some of the best lines, stories, and moments from that first season. Thanks to everyone who listened! We'll be back in the fall with Season Two, but you might want to check back occasionally. Who knows, there might be some extra content? Please subscribe, leave a rating/review, and share Season One with everyone you know! --- Send in a voice message:

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00:30:47

Bose Headsets with Brian Gawronski

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2021/05/22

Have you ever wondered about how headsets for general aviation are developed and produced? Or what it's like to showcase those products at major airshows across the country Well, you're in the right place then. This week on The Aeronut Podcast, we're joined by Brian Gawronski. Brian worked for Bose, a major headset company, where he would fly to various airshows to showcase Bose products. Now he's working on the B-25D crew at Yankee Air Museum, where he keeps the headsets in the plane in working

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00:44:53

Aircraft Structural Testing with Robert Morford

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2021/05/12

Do you know that military aircraft undergo rigorous testing to determine stress points in their structure? Or that a device is used to literally push down the wings of an aircraft to see when and how they break? This week on The Aeronut Podcast, I'm joined by former McDonnell Douglas aeronautical engineer Bob Morford. Bob worked with McDonnell testing the F-15 Eagle, he developed several ways of testing aircraft for stress, so he's just the guy to talk about this subject. We discuss how he got

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01:15:31

ATC with Brent Morgan

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2021/05/02

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be an air traffic controller in a war zone? Controlling multiple runways with drones, fighters, and bombers while under enemy mortar fire? Well, that's what Brent Morgan did in the Air Force. He was an Air Traffic Controller (ATC) in the United States Air Force, deployed to Balad, Iraq, and worked at several different USAF bases in the States before continuing his career in the civilian sector in the same job. This week he joins me to discuss what it's like

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00:45:54

Alison Beatty

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2021/04/25

Did you know that in 1944 a B-24 bomber rolled off of Willow Run's production lines every 60 minutes? Isn't that crazy? How did they do that? That success was largely due to the women that worked at the plant, known as Rosie the Riveters. This week on The Aeronut Podcast, Alison Beatty joins me to discuss the history of women workers at Willow Run, as well as some of the history of the plant as well, and how they got the production lines up to speed. Hold on to your hats, it's aviation history

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00:37:58

Delane Buttacavoli

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2021/04/13

This week on The Aeronut Podcast, we're continuing our Women in Aviation series with an interview with Delane Butttacavoli. Delane is a B-25D captain for Yankee Air Museum, as well as a Boeing 737 pilot for Southwest airlines. We discuss how she got her start in aviation, how she managed both college and flight school at the same time, stories from her time flying both the 737 and the B-25, all that and much much more, all right here on The Aeronut Podcast. Please subscribe, leave a rating/review on

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00:40:26

Overview of Women in Aviation

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2021/04/02

"They don't know that they can, they don't know that they can go into this field"... On this episode of The Aeronut Podcast, we're talking all about the history and importance of women in aviation, with Hannah Buttacavoli. Hannah is a friend from Yankee Air Museum, and she's the ideal person to help host this month of themed content all about women in aviation. We talk about the history of women in aviation, how it's an important topic, and much much more, all right here on The Aeronut

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00:02:30

Women in Aviation Month Trailer

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2021/03/29

Did you know that in 1945, women comprised 36% of the civilian work force? Did you know that only 5% of pilots in the world today are women? In April, we're talking all about women in aviation, with a month of themed content and interviews with some incredible ladies. For this month of content, I'm joined by cohost Hannah Buttacavoli, a good friend from Yankee Air Museum. She gives a general overview of the history and importance of Women in Aviation in the first episode, followed by two exclusive

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