History Of Aviation

08/11/2025

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08/05/2025

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In this inspiring episode, host Derrick Beeler, co-host Julien Martinson, and producer Shae Jones welcome Jerry Scott, Chief Operating Officer of the Lone St...

08/04/2025

🎙️ Coming Up Next: Episode 81 – Jerry Scott
We’re honored to welcome Jerry Scott, Chief Operating Officer of the Lonestar Flight Museum, to the show! With a rich background in aviation and leadership, Jerry brings stories and insights that highlight the legacy and future of flight.

🗓️ Available Tuesday, August 5th
Don’t miss this inspiring episode — subscribe now and get ready for a journey through aviation history, innovation, and passion.

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07/22/2025

Now Available: Episode 80 – Rod Machado
The legendary Rod Machado joins The History of Aviation Podcast for an unforgettable conversation! From flight sim stories at 30,000 feet to inspiring the next generation of aviators, this episode is packed with insight, humor, and heart.

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📱 Short clips coming soon—stay tuned!

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07/16/2025

✈️ Upcoming Guests on the History of Aviation Podcast! 🎙️

We’re soaring into two incredible episodes you won’t want to miss:

🗓️ Tuesday, July 22
🎧 Rod Machado – Legendary flight instructor, aviation author, and speaker joins us to share his insights, stories, and passion for teaching the art of flying.

🗓️ Tuesday, July 29
🎧 Jerry Scott – Chief Operating Officer of the Lone Star Flight Museum, talks about preserving aviation history, inspiring future aviators, and the museum’s mission in the skies and on the ground.

📍Mark your calendars, set your reminders, and get ready to take flight with us!
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07/12/2025

Finding True North… on Skis
Julien takes us on a frosty flight of discovery, explaining how pilots find true north—even when their plane is outfitted with skis instead of wheels. It’s a cool blend of navigation know-how and aviation history you didn’t know you needed. ❄️✈️🧭
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07/12/2025

In this hilarious behind-the-scenes moment from The History of Aviation podcast, Derrick forgets how to stop recording and spirals into a full-blown panic about accidentally triggering a "self-destruct button." Spoiler: there is no self-destruct button. Or is there?
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07/03/2025

Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. On behalf of the crew, welcome aboard Flight HOAP-202, non-stop service to Aviation History Heaven. We’re currently cruising through a cloud of creativity at 30,000 feet, and I’d like to take a moment to highlight some of the incredible sights available in our in-flight store.

If you look out the left window, you’ll see vintage blueprints of legendary aircraft, soaring alongside minimalist designs of iconic jets. On the right, we’ve got stylish tees, mugs, stickers, and more—each one a tribute to the pioneers of flight and the machines that changed the world.

Our destination? The History of Aviation Store on Redbubble—where every design is a smooth takeoff into nostalgia and innovation. Whether you're a Wright brothers buff, a Concorde connoisseur, or just love the sound of a roaring engine, we’ve got something to make your heart taxi down the runway.

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Thank you for flying with us. We know you have many choices when it comes to aviation-themed apparel, and we’re thrilled you’ve chosen to fly vintage with us. Cabin crew, prepare for inspiration!”

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06/12/2025

Coming Tuesday, June 17 – Episode 76
When Flying Was Fine Dining: A Look Back at Airline Meals

Before streaming screens and USB ports, airline luxury meant white tablecloths and multi-course meals at 30,000 feet. In this episode, we rewind to the analog era of aviation, when flying was a full-on culinary experience.
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06/09/2025

Coming Up Next: Episode 75 – Radar on the Ridge

On Tuesday, June 10th, we’re releasing a brand-new episode exploring the hidden history of Lake City Air Force Station—a Cold War radar post nestled in the hills of Tennessee. From the technology that powered it to the people who lived and worked there, this episode uncovers a forgotten chapter of American defense history.

Radar on the Ridge: The Story of Lake City AFS
Available June 10 on all major podcast platforms.
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06/05/2025

Episode 75: Radar on the Ridge Available June 10th radar
Coming Up Next: Radar on the Ridge – The Story of Lake City Air Force Station

In Episode 75, we uncover the fascinating history of a Cold War radar station hidden in the hills of Eastern Tennessee.

Originally named Cross Mountain Air Force Station, the Lake City Air Force Station was part of the United States' General Surveillance Radar network from 1952 until its closure in 1960. Located just west of Lake City, Tennessee, this station played a crucial role in monitoring the skies during a tense era in history.
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02/03/2025