Earl Lawrence, Experimental Aircraft Association
So what would you like to ask the FAA Administrator if you got the chance? Well, in a matter of speaking you do have that chance. A big event at AirVenture each year is a chance to meet key people including the head of the FAA. As part of their advocacy program, the EAA is already gathering your concerns at Oshkosh365 to be fielded at the event. Earl Lawrence talks about how you can participate. Experimental Aircraft Association (5/25/10)

Paul Hamilton, BeASportPilot.com
The big sport pilot transition is over. One of the most prolific authors of sport pilot on-line resources, videos, and books talks about the transition and what's next for him. BeASportPilot.com (5/25/10)

Jim Sweeney, SweeneyCorp
Starting June 30, ground taxi procedures are changing at towered airports around the country. Jim Sweeney is up on the changes and will share them with you. He'll use an example of the Lincoln, Nebraska airport while explaining the details. Learn more about the taxi procedures from the AOPA. SweeneyCorp (5/25/10)

Greg Gremminger, Magni USA
One of the more difficult things to explain is the concept of gyroplane stability. Greg Gremminger joins us to explain gyro stability in a way that airplane pilots can understand. Magni USA (5/25/10)

Dan Johnson, ByDanJohnson.com
If you follow the news, you know that there are big changes going on in Europe which are affecting the exchange rate between the US Dollar and the Euro. This is probably good news for you if you are in the market for a new light sport aircraft. Dan Johnson explains why. ByDanJohnson.com (5/25/10)

Earl Lawrence, Experimental Aircraft Association
We talk with Earl Lawrence about this past weekend's Learn to Fly Day. We talk about what went on around the country and around the world. Experimental Aircraft Association (5/18/10)

Jeff Goin, FootFlyer.com
Recently the 2010 Beach Blast event in Panama Beach, Florida was held for the second year. Jeff Goin was there and he talks about what it is like to wear yourself out by constantly flying new equipment. FootFlyer.com (5/18/10)

Richard Neal, ChartGEEK Charts
ChartGEEK takes the most current FAA / NACO sectional and TAC charts and digitally stretches and twists them to fit the surface of the earth for use in Google Earth. Richard Neal tells how it works and how you can get them. ChartGEEK Charts (5/18/10)

Bill Fortney, Powered Sport Flying Magazine
Bill Fortney writes the Part 103 Chronicles for Powered Sport Flying Magazine. He talks about how to choose the right ultralight for the kind of flying you want to do. Powered Sport Flying Magazine (5/18/10)

DeWitt Whittington, Virginia Regional Festival Of Flight
The Virginia Festival of Flight is happening this weekend and DeWitt Whittington joins us to talk about what pilots and guests can expect at this year's event. Virginia Regional Festival Of Flight (5/18/10)

Earl Lawrence, Experimental Aircraft Association
Last week Earl Lawrence talked about getting people started flying. This week we talk about what can be the ultimate pilot challenge, flying a sport aircraft around the world. It seems the last big challenges are for pilots of smaller, lighter aircraft. Earl talks about the challenges and resources out there for earthrounders. Experimental Aircraft Association (5/11/10)

Penny Hamilton, Ph.D., Teaching Women To Fly
It's rare for someone to be a pilot with only 0.23% of the US population being active pilots. Of that 0.23% only 6% of pilots are female pilots. Yes, that means only .014% of the US population. Dr. Penny Hamilton asks the basic question, "Why is that?" Well, she's actually been asking people a lot more than that and we talk with her about what some of those questions are, who she's asking, and the trends she's beginning to discover that will hopefully lead to more women becoming pilots. Teaching Women To Fly (5/11/10)

Jeremy Monnett, Sonex Aircraft
You may remember that Sonex invited the FAA's newly formed National Kit Evaluation Team (NKET) to use Sonex, Waiex and Xenos kits for their practice evaluation exercises. That means that those three kits are the first to receive official NKET checklist acceptance and publication under the newly revised rules governing experimental/amateur-built aircraft. We talk with Jeremy Monnett about what that means for customers and the kitbuilding community. Sonex Aircraft (5/11/10)

Bruce Charnov, Hofstra University
Bruce Charnov joins us to talk about the gyroplane movement in Finland. One of the major innovators in the sport comes from there and has influenced gyro design throughout the world. Hofstra University (5/11/10)

Felice Apodaca, Brian Ranch Airport
It is time again for my favorite named event, the World's Smallest Airshow at the Brian Ranch Airport. We visit with Felice Apodaca to see what is going on this year in Southern California. Brian Ranch Airport (5/11/10)

Earl Lawrence, Experimental Aircraft Association
Earl Lawrence joins us to talk about the International Learn to Fly Day, May 15, 2010. This EAA initiative is to encourage more people to pursue their own dreams of flight. This is happening by setting aside a day with events around the world to get potential pilots into the sky. Experimental Aircraft Association (5/4/10)

James Wiebe, Belite Aircraft
James Wiebe had a very busy Sun 'n Fun. He won Grand Champion Ultralight for his Belite airplane. He kept the winning plane flying every chance he could. And last but not least, he introduced a complete new line of lightweight avionics specially designed for ultralight aircraft. We talk about all of it. Belite Aircraft (5/4/10)

Jim Sweeney, SweeneyCorp
While Jim Sweeney was at Sun 'n Fun, he had the opportunity to take a couple of airplanes around the patch. He talks about his experiences with the Tecnam P2006T and the 3XTrim Navigator 600. We also talk about the Red Bull Glider-to-Glider people exchange. SweeneyCorp (5/4/10)

Mike Stratman, California Power Systems, Inc.
There has been a big change in how the Rotax 912 family of engines are rebuilt. Now Rotax is offering short block engines that decrease the amount of labor involved in an overhaul which will hopefully decrease the price of keeping an engine in service. Mike Stratman fills us in on the details. California Power Systems, Inc. (5/4/10)

Greg Gremminger, Magni USA
The flight training season has begun in the United States and the FAA still has not produced the instructions to define how FAA offices can allow instructors to continue to instruct in experimental aircraft with LODA's. Greg Gremminger joins us to talk about how this is affecting the gyroplane community, which has a training fleet which is nearly 100% experimental aircraft. Magni USA (5/4/10)