

Fighter Pilot Podcast
The Fighter Pilot Podcast explores the fascinating world of air combat: the aircraft, the weapons systems, the emerging technologies, and most importantly—the people. Most episodes feature a guest who helps explain military aviation topics such from Vietnam shoot down stories to how AI is changing air combat. If you love the roar of a high-speed flyby or are enamored by the poise and confidence of the brave men and women who fly, fix, and fight these amazing aircraft, then this show is for you!
Episodes


FPP227 - Dogfighting Goes Digital

FPP226 - A Lifetime in Combat Aviation

FPP225 - In the Skies Over Iraq
Rear Admiral Doug "Woody" Beal details a 35-year career in naval aviation, tracing his journey from being medically disqualified from the Air Force Academy to commanding the final A-6 Intruder squadron and serving as Vice Commander of NAVCENT 5th Fleet. He highlights the strategic evolution of carrier strike groups, no...

FPP224 - The Software Problem

FPP223 - The Human Factor

FPP222 - Afghanistan: America's Longest War

FPP221 - The Israeli Ace with 12 Mig Kills

FPP220 - Launching a Satellite From an F-104

FPP219 - From Wimbledon to Mach 1.58: Louis Skupien’s Wild Ride into Telling Aviation’s Story

FPP218 - The Humans Behind Autonomous Air Combat

FPP217 - Shot Down, Not Out: Col. Richard "Dog" Brenneman on Service and Survival

FPP216 - 300 Vietnam Missions in the F-4: Combat and the Making of a Leader

FPP215 - U-2s on Aircraft Carriers: A Cold War Gamble

FPP214 - Fighting Falcons: VMF-221 and the Soul of Marine Aviation

FPP - 213 Top Gun, Tomcats, and AI Wingmen: Yank Cummings on Tomorrow’s War

FPP212 - Four Stars, One Secretary, Zero Ego - Gen. Goldfein & Sec. Wilson on Servant Leadership

FPP211 - The Last Harrier: Inside the Final AV-8B Squadron

Artemis II: Back to the Moon! (Rebroadcast)

What Happens After Talent Runs Out: Unlocking the Last 20%
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