SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast
SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast - Bert Update!
Aug 27, 202630 min
Major Isaac Van Zandt Becker Lead C-130J "Fat Albert" Pilot joins us with an update on "Bert" and the latest news in the airshow industry.
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Hosted by Unknown Host · history · EN · 111 episodes
Airshow announcers Matt Jolley, Ric Peterson and Steph Stricklen talk about airshows and the people that make them happen.
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SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast
Major Isaac Van Zandt Becker Lead C-130J "Fat Albert" Pilot joins us with an update on "Bert" and the latest news in the airshow industry.
SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast
<p>SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast - Well… we tried. There was a moment—right before we hit record—when it felt like we were turning a corner. Lights on. Cameras rolling. SHOW CENTER, finally in full video. And then… well… not quite.</p><p>Call it a near miss. The kind that’s just close enough to know you’re getting there. So for now, you’ve got us the way it all started—on the mics, where the stories still matter most. And truth be told, this one’s worth it.</p><p>Because just like that… it’s airshow season again.<...
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<p>SHOW CENTER: The Airshow Podcast, we’re covering the full spectrum of what makes this industry special—from elite preparation to raw resilience, and ultimately, the heart that binds the airshow family together.</p><p>We start the episode with Aaron Fitzgerald from Red Bull, as he walks us through the team’s upcoming training cycle heading into the 2026 airshow season. Aaron gives us a look behind the curtain at how Red Bull approaches preparation—not just the flying, but the mindset, discipline, and personal routines that keep him sharp when the margins are thin and expectations are sky-high. It’s a remi...
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<p>SHOW CENTER The Airshow Podcast - It’s day three — the final day of the ICAS Convention. As the exhibit hall shuts down and everyone prepares for airshow’s biggest night, the Chairman’s Banquet and Awards Night, we recorded our final episode from the convention floor. Take a listen to this surprise-filled episode — and the pre-show that came with it. And our sincere thanks to Pacific Airshow for bringing us back to the ICAS Convention again this year.</p>
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<p>SHOW CENTER THE AIRSHOW PODCAST - Big announcements out of Las Vegas today — Day 2 of the ICAS Convention — and we’re talking to the people at the center of them.</p><p>Take a listen as we get the inside scoop on the Flying Bulls’ upcoming USA visit, plus hear from the newly appointed Commander of the Canadian Forces Snowbirds.</p><p>And that’s not all — Randy W. Ball from Fighter Jets Inc. joins us to talk about the F-4 and the F-100 returning to the airshow circuit in 2026.</p><p>A huge news day, packed with big stories you...
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