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PPG Radio Show Schedule

These are tentative schedules. Times, topics and guests are subject to change. Shows scheduled during flyable times are especially subject to reschedule during times of perfect weather.

Archives should now be available immediately after the show is produced since there is no editing involved. It really is live!

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2007 Sep 13

To be recorded
10/19/2007

 Segment 1: Preserving PPG - Ed Poccia, one way to put a positive face on our flying fantasy. We've talked it before, we'll update the latest on PPG Search and Rescue.

Segment 2: Life After Training - Michelle Daniele. Now it's all about the fun. We'll check in with Michelle to see what's the latest at Paramotor City.

Segment 3: Electric PPG - What's the latest.
2007 Sept 20

To be recorded
10/19/2007

 Segment 1: The perfect layout for a no-brainer no winder.

Segment 2: What's new from Leon Massa of compact Radial Engines.

Segment 3: Adam Bell suggested the topics and this will be part 1. How can I continuously work towards being a safer and more skilled pilot? Overview. Preflight decisions and responsibilities.
2007 Sept 27

To be recorded
10/26/2007

 Segment 1: What's new from MacPara - Andy McAvin.

Segment 2: Wing loading and how heavy can you be for a new pilot, for an experienced pilot.

Sement 3:  How to work toward being a safer and more skilled pilot, part 2. Kiting and wing control practice. Eric Dufour joins us.
2007 Oct 4

To be recorded
10/26/2007

 Segment 3: How to work toward being a safer and more skilled pilot, part 3. Spot landings, multiple takeoffs and landings, active piloting, keeping yourself in a position where you have an out, realizing that flying conditions are changing and could contribute to incidents and so on. Steve Mayer, now the world's #2 man in FAI sanctioned Accuracy competition gives his thought.
 

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