Spread Aviation Podcast

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.

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.

Rob & Matt are back with discussion on the must-visit aviation events, SUN ‘n FUN and Oshkosh. Rob delves into experiences formation flying, and caps off the episode by unpacking how different airfoil shapes impact lift and drag. Whether you’re an aviation geek or a casual enthusiast, this episode will elevate your understanding of flight.

Rob covers his adventures in aviation over the last 6 months, and the duo discusses Matt’s search for a new CFI. And of course, we answer questions from our listeners. Will we see you at the next airshow?

We discuss Sun ‘n Fun 2022, Rob’s experience with ADD, a hopeful upcoming airplane purchase, and answer questions about trim tabs, first time CFIs, and more.

A discussion of the last 12 months in aviation, tail stalls, being a DPE, and more.

The duo returns to talk all about airplanes and answer listener questions.

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

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

Social media is a great way to share your experiences with the aviation community. But remember to fly safe: you’re an aviation ambassador to the rest of the world. Thank you to the listeners who continue to engage with us – it really is special!

We discuss the importance of retrospectives, the future of auto-land, and that time a Cessna landed in Moscow’s Red Square. We wrap up by answering aviation-related questions.

Rob discusses his pre-flight routine with safety tips you don’t want to miss. He also discusses the importance of following the rules in a world of unmanned drones and jets in formation.

Taildragger vs. Tricycle. Fixed vs. Retractable. Nosewheel vs. Tailwheel. Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about landing gear.

An episode produced from afar! Matt and Rob discuss airplane stalls, context-switching, and of course answer your questions.

In this episode, Rob talks about different methods airlines use to stay afloat during financial crisis, and we interview two Aviatrix friends who attended Patty Wagstaff’s Aerobatic School.

We cover flying GA to Canada and pusher type airplanes. As always, we also answer your questions!

Our first episode recorded with video. We discuss Rob’s cross-country from Florida to California, cover recent aviation news, and answer online questions from curious minds.

This episode features guest host Chris Stratton, a man who flew some amazing aircraft for the United States Air Force, and overcame some major hurdles throughout his career. We highlight those unique aircraft flown, and his transition back into civilian flying.

This episode is guest hosted by Retired Army Lt. Col. Blaise Gallahue. Follow us through his journey as a Kiowa Warrior pilot, to a modern day airline cockpit.

Many of you started out by listening to the Plane Talk Podcast, a venture started in the basement at Rob’s house with Matt. That first year was an incredible experience featuring guest hosts, interviews at Sun N Fun, and videos at Oshkosh. Little did we know that it was laying the foundation for what would become Spread Aviation. In celebration, we’ve put together a Highlight Reel epis...

US Advanced Aerobatic National Champion Jeff Petrocelli guest hosts this episode of the podcast. We discuss his journey and the future World Advanced Competition coming up in 2020.

We dive deep into the use of carb heat: when, how & why. We also discuss rudder usage, and the difference forces that act on an airplane that necessitate its use.

We talk about Rob’s trip to Nationals, transitioning to complex aircraft, and declaring emergencies. We also had the privilege of speaking with Mike Linden from My Radar.

A continuation of Episode 25: our remaining stories about Oshkosh 2019, including aircraft we saw, interviews we had, and a new aerobatic maneuver called “The Blake. As always, we answer your questions about lessons learned, favorite aerobatic maneuvers, and more!

All about our travels to Oshkosh 2019, including Rob’s cross country in an Extra 330SC that was prominently displayed throughout the event. As always, we answer your questions about Special VFR, inflated bags of chips at 30,000 feet, and more!