I listened to all the episodes and finished today. Learned much about general aviation. Thanks a lot for such great content. (20-March 2024)

I am finishing up my commercial license, and this is one of the best aviation podcasts I have found. I can tell they put a lot of work into each episode, and they discuss topics relevant to all aspects of general aviation. Every podcast I learned something useful.

Amateurs in every way possible. I’ve been in aviation for 16 years, and this is a boring dribble of stories and anecdotes.

I love the podcast! One of my favorites! Thanks for your good work!

Carl and the cast taking you on an adventure every episode. Current and relevant topics keep you up-to-date and informed on the latest headlines in the aviation industry. Subscribe, and sit back while the silky smooth voice that is Carl Valeri puts you in a trance and takes you on a journey

The 101 episode about crossing the great divide. It seems as if flying for you without having glass is a death defiying feat. I also found it interesting that you seem afraid of fabric AC. Guys, get a few hours in a Cub or something similar.

Use to be good but last 3 episodes (83, 84, 85) really not interesting. Not as good as it use to be a few years ago.

They sound like nice enough people, but the show is unorganized and filled with babbling, people laughing at their own jokes and non-sequetors. I gave up.

Diverse knowledgebase teamed with a pure love for aviation produces a fun, informative, yet entertaining podcast I try to never miss now that we know Stuck Mic exists – we listen to new episodes in the office here and enjoy every minute. Thanks again for your hard work, and appreciate your time putting it all together!

The older I get the less tolerance I have for amateurish annoying stuff. This podcast approaches my intolerance limit. Two big problems: the 'casters don't quite know how to avoid sounding awkward with each other; and they too often don't know when to shut up when interviewing someone, and let the guest talk. The worst was when Victoria's grandfather, who worked on the Apollo program, was interviewed. One of the 'casters kept interrupting and interjecting his own opinions and thoughts, a typical but egregious mistake of amateurs who lack self-confidence and are not comfortable being out of the limelight. I listen to this and other podcasts while building an RV in the garage. This podcast belongs to the class that I don't mind if it's drowned out by air tools and noisy operations. The other class of podcasts or broadcasts, that I really like to hear, I put on pause or delay my build a few minutes.

Great listening. Look forward to every episode. Thank you!

I have added to the list of my aviation podcasts. A great mix of knowledge in the group. Very professionally done and well put together podcast. If you are new to aviation or have been around longer then dirt you should take the time to listen to this pod cast for the info that is provided will help your learning and remind you of things you forgot and need to revisit.

One of my favorite podcasts. A great group of hosts and guests. Production values are top notch... Treat your ears and your mind!

With a cast ranging from VFR pilots to commercial airline pilots and CFIs, the stuck mic avcast offers a great range of perspectives on flying, safety, and learning. There's a healthy banter, lively interaction, and very well done production. My only critique is the interstitial music is such a different style from the rest of the podcast; the hosts are so mild and the music so hard-edged that its a bit jarring to hear. As I said, this is a minor critique and the quality of the material more than makes up for the music.

The crew on Stuck Mic AvCast does an AWESOME job of sharing relevant aviation content and material. I especially love how they keep a well rounded discussion about topics important to every day GA pilots. Well done!!! Worth the listen.