Podcasts about jet city

Each of us has had one of his wines...somewhere, somehow.  Charles Smith is an acclaimed winemaker renowned for his authentic and refreshing approach to the craft. Starting with humble beginnings, Charles personally transported his wine, driving an overburdened van filled with 84 cases to his first potential buyers. His genuine personality and hands-on dedication quickly endeared him to wine enthusiasts and consumers alike. His journey from a passionate individual in an overloaded van to a recognized name in the wine industry embodies his commitment and unique flair in winemaking. Passion Ignited: Charles shares his heartfelt story of how a passionate waiter once inspired his deep love for wine while working at a restaurant. This passion eventually led him to craft wines that are both spectacular and accessible. Integrity in Winemaking: Charles emphasizes the importance of purity in wine production, steering clear of over 70 potential additives. Discover how he maintains honesty in his craft, ensuring every bottle reflects the true essence of the grapes and terroir. A Journey of Perseverance: From selling wine out of an Astro van to becoming the largest independent wine producer in Washington, Charles's journey is a testament to dedication and hard work. Hear about the beginnings of his Kay Vintners label and his adventures on the road. Exploring Terroir and Natural Practices: Dive deep into the philosophy behind winemaking, discussing the significance of "terroir" and the beauty of natural fermentation. Charles shares fascinating insights on his latest projects, including Sauvignon Blanc, Syrah, and Pinot Noir. Industry Insights: Get a fresh perspective on the current state of the wine industry. Charles critiques the influx of mass-produced wines and the emergence of alternative beverages like non-alcoholic wines and ready-to-drink cocktails. Personal Touches and Future Plans: Listen to Charles's plans for future client meetings and wine discussions in Southern California, and gain a rare glimpse into the man behind the label.   Incredible stuff ahead.    

We have the statistics on potholes in the Jet City! The caller who guesses the closest gets tickets to see the Doobie brothers!

Hello Hello! Today we have Jack and Lilla from Jet City Sports Club, an indie/pop/rock band from Sydney who have been killing it! The 4-piece played nearly 50 shows last year and I wanted to hear all about it. They've toured with THE GROGANS, THE VANNS, STUMPS, RUBY FIELDS and secured a hot spot at LOST PARADISE over the new years. In this episode we talk about busking, hostels, bad cover art, taxes and find out what Jack and Lilla's definition of band success is!  To connect head to How Do You Muse?

Steve Turner from Mudhoney has just had a book published – I suppose you'd call it a memoir, but in many ways it's more akin to a treatise on the enduring glory of punk and rock music, and the fusion of the two that would come to be known as grunge. Written with the music journalist Adem Tepedelen, Mud Ride: A Messy Trip Through the Grunge Explosion, does everything it says on the tin - and does it really fucking loud. There's plenty of Nirvana in there. Pearl Jam. Sub Pop. Soundgarden. Green River. Heroin. And also rich insight into how the band Steve plays guitar in, ended up becoming the most enduringly brilliant band to emerge from Jet City, during the alternative rock boom of the early nineties. There's plenty of that stuff in this episode too. Watch this episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqz3M7fGFxE&feature=youtu.be Twitter - @jamesjammcmahon Substack - https://spoook.substack.com YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Vf_1E1Sza2GUyFNn2zFMA Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/jamesmcmahonmusicpod/

Boat loadin', porcelain bronco ridin' and Jet City listenin'

Hour 1: Chris Carlin and Freddie Coleman talk about Aaron Rodgers interview on Pat McAfee Show and his intentions to play for the Jets. Plus, breaking news on Ja Morant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1: Chris Carlin and Freddie Coleman talk about Aaron Rodgers interview on Pat McAfee Show and his intentions to play for the Jets. Plus, breaking news on Ja Morant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vi pratar om det legendariska förstärkarmärket Soldano Custom Amplification. I veckans Fölster får vi höra om low gain overdrives. Ampete Engineerings Switching Systems är ämnet i veckans pryl. I detta avsnitt: Soldano, Insulander, Peavey, Mesa-Boogie, Jet City, Yamaha, Friedman, Greer amps, Synergy, Crowther, Analogman, Benson, Fairfield, One Control, Durham Electronics, Xotic, Nordland, Ampete Engineering, Milkman, Collings. 

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Welcome back to the Pastors & Pizza podcast. In this episode, the pastors try out pizza from Jet City Pizza in Monroe, WA while sharing some of their holiday traditions and discussing how to navigate holiday gatherings when everyone doesn't necessarily agree on important topics. Show Notes: The music used in this episode is "Outrageous" by Josh White. Listen on Spotify HERE Jet City Pizza is located at 14957 N Kelsey St Suite 103, Monroe, WA 98272 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crosswater-church/message

Jeremy chats with Lilla from Jet City Sports Club about their latest EP "September Sun", the writing of the iconic "Redfern Station" and a tease for an upcoming release in September!    You can listen to "Redfern Station" here. 

In this episode of Breaking in the Making, Lu chats to Jet City Sports Club about releasing music, only knowing each other for a year and upcoming singles.

As we begin to emerge from our protective pandemic bubbles, opportunities for in-person community connection of all kinds are starting to appear. One such happening is brand new: it's called Jet City Laboratory, a cultural incubator and collaborative space taking shape in the former 8 Limbs Yoga studio that sits just above the heart of the https://wsjunction.org (Alaska Junction). While the business is brand new, the enterprising mind behind it is someone you've probably seen or heard around the neighborhood plenty of times: it's local DJ Derek Moon, who we caught up with to learn more about his latest creative endeavor, along with updates on his work promoting Seattle DJs and musicians through https://worldwidefm.net/collection/ww-seattle (Worldwide FM), and the https://soulfocus.fm (Soul Focus) podcast that sprang from his popular nights spinning tunes at https://www.supreme.bar (Supreme) pizza bar.

Notice a little extra rasp in Dave’s voicebox? Blame it on the belting; this week your buds talk about safely getting back in our rehearsal and recording studios. Pro-tip: wireless units, while cheesy, are excellent for physical distancing.If that doesn’t rev your engine, have you ever been curious on how to record a remote podcast? You’ll definitely learn some tips and tricks on making a pro-sounding episode even when everyone is in different rooms.Finally, the dudes also get into the recent situation where Hank was able to salvage some gear headed for the trash; with a little elbow-grease and can-do attitude Hank rescued gear such as a vintage EHX pedal, Mackie mixer, Yamaha 4-track, Traynor amp, Gretsch floor tom, DW pedal, Jet City cab, and Basyn MIDI foot controller.Also discussed: the honestly pretty neat Pickaso guitar bow, free Surge soft synth plugin, former guest Shelby Pollard’s new guitar cafe venture Black Bobbin, Hank writing for Reverb, Great White and The Chainsmokers having Bad Ideas, Black Sabbath, (Peter Green era) Fleetwood Mac and the story of a famous 59 Les Paul Burst, and the Lakland Geezer Butler bass.Even if you’ve already checked it out in the past, please take a minute of your time and go back to saveourstages.com. Now’s the time.

Highlighted questions11:00 Guitars that are copied vs guitars that are faked.46:11 Low guitar sales are not the only problem for the mom & pop shops1:00:40 Will new high-end guitar prices drop in the next few months?Question Index0:00 intro2:00 Locking tuners for USA and MIM fenders3:30 Thoughts on the Marshall JCM 2000 and 6505+ combo7:18 Thoughts on the Charvel DK24?11:00 Guitars that are copied vs guitars that are faked.17:34 Thoughts on sound hole humidifiers19:35 Fender Noiseless Tele pick ups23:10 Jet City amps is on hiatus26:51 Thoughts on the gear market in 2021?34:51 matt schofield fundraiserhttp://www.mattschofield.com39:01 Upgrades for Strat besides pick ups44:20 Kansas City Orders Guitar Center Facility To Close46:11 Low guitar sales are not the only problem for the mom & pop shops57:30 Set neck vs bolt on beck which is better for longevity1:00:40 Will new high-end guitar prices drop in the next few months?1:17:26 Thoughts on the new Fender Mustang amps1:10:40 Sand paper and Fret Sprout?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeNy4LmrOMs&feature=youtu.be1:12:31 My Alvarez Dana Scoop Guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNJtonSUa7M&feature=youtu.be1:14:30 What wire do I use for wiring guitars?1:18:00 Gotoh 510 Bridge issue1:23:50 Happy Birthday Jake! Make sure to practice1:26:00 Use a EQ pedal to get a idea of what to look for in a speaker1:27:45 Player, Performer, Professional series1:32:40 Fender is now only doing limited runs of ash bodies1:36:40 Thank youMy Patreon Web Page https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYGSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

Highlighted Question 5:45 Baby Goo On A Guitar?KYG Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kygpodcast/id1252877095Question Index0:00 Intro1:03 Checkout Kennis Russel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPiryq75mD8&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0s-lytJywVD6FQ2voQ1iZa6WSsHgzC_9Z5jxx2Mjec-McqXkBZaqtoy-Q1:50 Mojo Tone Amp Build Class March 28- 29 At Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery in Phoenix, AZContact: Bart Applewhite Toll-Free: 800-507-3738https://roberto-venn.com/specialty-classes/mojotone-tube-amp/5:45 Baby Goo On A Guitar?9:02 If Dovydas goes to summer NAMM Im going10:45 Thoughts on Micheal Kelly guitars?12:38 Thoughts on Blade guitars?16:08 Thoughts on Jet City amps?17:45 Will the new Epiphone blow away Harley Benton20:08 Will I get another Kiesel?21:54 I was on Cheddars channel.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9wuyZBo1uc&t=59s28:20 Issues with Martin Guitar31:58 Do wax potted pick ups sound better?34:00 What is my Favorite head? Friedman, H&K, Mesa mk5 2537:39 My family has to listen to me play all week. 39:09 Is it better to get a head and cab or combo?42:55 My guitar influences?46:48 Do you need all 6 screws on a tremolo?47:59 New channels I digCat Pick Studioshttps://www.youtube.com/user/VooovaChris At The Guitar Pit. (For Discloser he is one of my Patreons)https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW2o5OFN_-TlwOPYbohFRlQ50:17 What should I do for the quarter million subs contest?58:13 Live show from shop area58:48 Apple is now just an adapter company1:00:01 My New Years resolution. No more gear attached to my phone.1:05:50 The pick up videos1:07:42 The KYG Mojo 2x12 cabhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndC-wsYITcY&feature=youtu.be1:08:28 The You Tube gig and what I was told1:13:08 Silver Sky, Ibanez AZ, Friedman, or Fender Custom Shop?1:16:07 John Mayer Shows. lol 1:17:40 The John Mayer tickets and why I bought 8 of them1:19:30 Mojo Tone Amp building class. Why you should go!1:22:14 Kit amps value.1:24:40 Blackstar amps1:25:29 My Biggest regrets with reviews last year1:27:30 Blues Deluxe thoughts?1:30:25 Glary guitar videos Hype1:32:48 Godin Session good used price?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

The fourth Queensrÿche studio album followed what was to become a classic concept album entitled "Operation: Mindcrime." The successor to this prog rock masterpiece would be their most commercially successful release. “Empire” is filled with hard charging, somewhat melancholy metal singles and their subdued masterpiece hit, "Silent Lucidity." In a time when hair bands were waning and grunge had yet to take over, Queensrÿche was a welcome heavy metal/prog rock alternative. We hope you enjoy this exploration of this underrated and talented band. Another Rainy Night (Without You) This song was the fifth track and the fifth single from the album. It is a Seattle inspired song about loneliness, and waiting for someone in the rain. Empire The title track is about drug and gang warfare. The spoken section is a protest about the amount of spending on law enforcement compared to things like national defense and space exploration. Silent Lucidity This is the hit off the album, and Queensrÿche's only entry into the Billboard Hot 100. It is about lucid dreaming, where you realize you are dreaming while still in the dream. "I'm smiling next to you in silent lucidity." Jet City Woman This track returns to the theme of loneliness. It was written about Geoff Tate's first wife, who was a flight attendant. Seattle is known as the Jet City. ENTERTAINMENT TRACK: “My Blue Heaven” by Fats Domino This 50's hit was on the soundtrack from the movie "My Blue Heaven," starring Steve Martin, and was based on the life of Henry Hill, a mobster in the witness protection program. STAFF PICKS: “Joey” by Concrete Blonde Rob's staff pick is an early alt rock hit about an alcoholic, loosely based on Mark Moreland from Wall of Voodoo. “Enjoy the Silence” by Depeche Mode Brian brings us a dance/electronica hit that was originally intended to be a ballad, but the band picked the tempo up before it hit the album. “Hard to Handle” by The Black Crows Wayne had a difficult time finding a staff pick for this month until he located this song from Georgia's own Black Crows. This was a remake of an original from Otis Redding. “Epic” by Faith No More This song was controversial, both because of front man Mike Patton's similarity in style to Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis, and because of the use of a fish out of water in their video for the song. INSTRUMENTAL: “D.F.W.” by The Vaughan Brothers This instrumental from Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmy Vaughan was on the charts after Stevie Ray Vaughan had died in a helicopter crash.

Jet City improv episode with a twist of hangover... real talk about making sh*t uphttp://www.jetcityimprov.org/

We stumbled upon the local hip-hop group Jet City Records while collaborating with USA Blog Network for its Facebook live interview series “Hometown Hero.” We connected after the show and decided to have them on the Winnipeg Music Project to talk more about their efforts and confidence in the local hip-hop scene.All pre-recorded music has been removed from this episode. The set list originally featured in this episode: Jet City Records “Ya Ya“, “Strippa Pole“, and “She Fly“. For more local music, check out the Winnipeg Music Project website. Thank you to UMFM 101.5FM. Music by Will and Art from Collector Studio. Transition contributed by Tristan Zaba from ZABA.

Jet city Records is an independent record label formed by a group of local artists, videographers, composers and so much more. When this group of talented men came together with a plan and combined all of their talents, Jet City Records was born.

Ep19: Jon Manley from Seattle’s 1077 The End joins Destination Eat Drink to talk about Seattle dogs, the craft beer scene, and music in the Jet City. Show notes: Places we talk about on this episode Music Venues Paramount Theater – https://www.stgpresents.org/ The Croc – https://www.thecrocodile.com/ The Showbox – https://www.showboxpresents.com/ Read more... The post Destination Eat Drink – Seattle with Jon Manley of 1077 The End appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Highlighted question36:48 Any guitar can be good on accidentQuestion Index0:00 Thank you for the 8 hour hang out2:04 Im going to be on Cheddar Kung Pao channelhttps://www.youtube.com/user/cheeseonchinesefood2:49 EVH Special with D Tuna issue check out the EVH Proshttps://www.youtube.com/user/johnnybeane4:31 UnBiased reviews 6:15 Thoughts on Diamond amps?https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Diamond-Amplification/Spitfire-II-USA-Custom-Series-50W-100W-Tube-Guitar-Amp-Head-113496651.gc7:10 The Restring EVENT is FREE.https://www.facebook.com/events/480463659081846/8:29 Is the PRS MT15 amp made in the USA?9:48 Are Roasted Maple Necks all Hype?11:11 Any help on a rosewood neck with raised grain?12:19 PRS McCarty or Custom 24 if you hate thin necks?13:53 LPD 87 pedal new lower price and I am excited!https://reverb.com/item/3974100-lawrence-petross-design-lpd-eighty-7-preamp-cadillac-metallic-black15:07 Lefty T shirts are coming I promise and Stickershttps://reverb.com/item/13573766-5-know-your-gear-stickers16:28 Does it bug you that Suhr guitars look like Fenders?17:41 Have I tried a Parker Bass Guitar?20:11 Why I think you should get a second opinion on twisted necks and always get a replacement when something is new.23:30 Fender Custom Shop Strats to me are more high end than custom.26:38 Line 6 power cabinet and other line 6 products27:30 Marshall DSL20HR H&K or Jet City?29:00 A Martin Guitar with juice splashed inside issue30:48 Thoughts on the Ibanez Tube Screamer amp?32:05 Can you run a Fender Blues jr into a 2x12 cabinet?https://www.mojotone.com34:25: I can not believe all the stuff I have never heard of.35:44 How do make a 1x12 combo into a 2x12?https://www.mojotone.com36:48 Any guitar can be good on accident. 40:21 Jackson Minion are so good!43:04 Any chance of Randy Rhoads style T shirt?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

This week on the podcast we sat down with three ladies from the Jet City Roller Derby: Nikki, Helana, and Tia, aka Harley Spin, Chicklets Rock, and Impaler Moon. Tougher than nails and lovers of beer, these hardcore ladies are fanatics when it comes to body injuries and racing around tracks.Get ready to laugh it up, or they'll bust your jaw. Just kidding...or are we?

It’s the first day of Emerald City Comic Con 2018! Kenric couldn’t make it but John went with his wife

Question Index0:01 The Know Your Gear Crew1:45 How Many Strats do I have?4:14 Allen Woody Rumble Kat? What Is it?4:40 My Trip to Bizzare Guitar in Reno Nevada9:10 Have you ever tried a D Angelica Guitar9:40 Egnater Tweeker 10:24 Know Your Gear T shirts support the channel.https://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgear11:24 What I ended up getting for Christmas17:48 The Keeley D&M Drive (I Need One)19:27 Have I played Way Huge. Im A Fan Boy 20:39 Is the Jet City amps any good? I thought they would do better21:28 Is it hard to make your own pick-guard?23:10 Some advise for your first visit at NAMM24:50 Thoughts on a good non Epiphone Les Paul alternative27:39 Is a best time of year to sell gear?28:54 MI Audio Super Crunch Box29:50 Is it a good idea to build a Warmoth guitar?30:50 Thoughts on the Sterling Guitar vs USA Music Man?33:10 What do I think of Steve Vai guitars?35:48 Metallica and Pantera Tone from a pedal37:00 Fender Jaguar Bass vs Squier 38:20 Why are most guitar players technology challenged?41:07 Parker Fly Mojo 42:07 Next Sharpen My Axe Gretsch is next45:13 Fender Blues Jr, Princeton, Or Blues Deluxe for at home playing?47:40 Why did the Boss DD3 just go up in price?49:25 What is my favorite pedal? 51:24 Do I still love my Mira? I like lower priced PRS guitars53:30 Learn to replace your own output jack.56:20 Strat is buzzing?57:06 How do you get a Tele sound from a Strat?57:49 Do string lubricants work?1:01:10 What do I think of the Eleven Rack?1:02:00 Elixir strings? Nano vs Poly1:04:19 EVH USA Wolfgang vs Mexico made one?1:05:56 Bonus time because 786 live viewers WOW!1:06:18 I want to check out G&L while I'm at NAMM1:06:50 Did I say I would never buy a Electro Harmonix pedal?1:07:29 Should I pay more to have my Fender Elite Plecked?1:09:50 My Ibanez TS9 broke1:12:29 A good over drive for a Fender Princeton?1:13:56 A good pedal for a doubled sound?1:15:00 Is the Keeley Blue magnetic Echo the same as the Green Echo?1:16:36 PC board vs wired electronics in Gibson's?Find out more at my websitewww.knowyourgear.netGet a Know Your Gear T shirthttps://teechip.com/stores/knowyourgearSend your T shirt Pictures to pmcknight7@gmail.com with the word picture in the subjectBecome a Patron member and get special content https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/Knowyourgear/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/phillip_mcknight/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/phillipmcknightKYG)

Cailey Nickerson joins for Chuck Your Privilege, the show about checking and then chucking our various privileges. Hosted by Chuck Privledge.  Cailey Nickerson will be in Nancy You starting 11/30 at Jet City Improv, and in the Bechdel Test also at Jet City starting 1/11.  You can also catch her on the IMPRV News 9 at 8 podcast, available wherever fine podcasts are found. 

The bros review Jet City Pizza in Seattle, WA

In which Jeff and KC discuss a variety of fun topics, and we learn a little bit more about their personal stories; Mother's Day has come and gone, but not without a few tears; KC describes her biggest fears (including heights and snakes); Jeff has brain problems; our intrepid hosts explore their souls in poetic fashion in The Writing Process; KC regales us with tales of the roller derby life, introducing us to such teams as the Dockyard Derby Dames, Rainier City Rollers, Jet City, and Rat City Roller Girls; we learn of the sweet Dungeons and Dragons podcast with Brian Posehn (and friends); the news is discussed; baseball has returned and the Mariners are crushing it like never before; bus service is improving and yet KC still has yet to ride one; sales taxes increase in Tacoma and KC is not having it; Brandon Harvey of the Sounds Good podcast interviews super positive Snapchatter Sarah Hopkins; Splatterhouse Records celebrates its one-year anniversary, and more!   Closing Song: "Last Caress" - Hot Roddin' Romeos (Splatterhouse Records)   Coming up: Grit City Podcast presents Thursday Night Comedy at the Acme w/host Josh Firestine Dockyard Derby Championship Captain Jean-Luc Picard Day at Destiny City Comics and more!

Ep. 180 - Wine Enthusiast's 2014 Winemaker of the Year, Charles Smith is this week's podcast guest. We talk about his early days as a tour manager for musicians as well as the music he grew up listening to, all while drinking some of his delicious wine. We also found out how he got Jerry Lee Lewis to play the opening of his brand new urban winery Jet City in Seattle. Get more info about his wines at http://www.charlessmithwines.com **********************Special thanks to our sponsorsAudible.com - Get a free 30 day trial and free audiobook today by signing up at http://www.audible.com/FOODandSelfie Station - Get $500 off the professional package at http://www.selfiestationpodcast.com using the promo code FOOD.

The Dog Show #351 – November 18, 2015 Julie talks with Dr. Erica Anderson of Jet City Animal Clinic about their practice and the importance of your veterinarian being open-minded and including you in the decision-making process. What makes a … Read More

Tacoma has been known as the “City of Destiny” for more than 140 years. And while the city’s slogan is unique because it has lasted for so long (when was the last time you heard Seattle referred to as “Jet City?”), it also comes from a 19 Century “crazy person” who was a relentless promoter of Tacoma. Read more on I Wonder Why ... ?

Here in the US and elsewhere in the northern hemisphere, airshow season is either here or right around the corner. Weâ??re making some early calls to some of the performers that youâ??ll see this summer to get a preview of the upcoming season and to find out a little more about what makes them tick.Michael Mancuso is a fixture on the airshow circuit and this is his 10th year doing shows. He has 7,000 hours total time and commercial and instructor certificates. He started flying gliders at age 11 and soloed for the first time when he was 13. He and his family own Mid Island Air Service on Long Island in New York and Michael started Gyroscopic Obsessions in 1995 to teach aerobatics.He competed in IAC aerobatics from 1992 to 1997 and then spent from 1998 to 2000 with the Northern Lights.Michael flies the Klein Tools Extra 300L. The 300L is about 23 feet long and nine feet tall at the tail, and has a wingspan of about 25 feet. Itâ??s powered by a Textron Lycoming AEIO 540-L1B5 300 horsepower engine connected to an MT three-blade prop that pulls the aircraft through the air at 170 knots when cruising at 75% power. Itâ??ll get off the pavement in 315 feet, climb at more than 3,000 feet per minute, pull plus and minus 10 gâ??s, and do all kinds of crowd-pleasing gyrations between its 55-knot stall speed and Vne of 220 knots. The aircraft is built in Germany and certified in the United States.We caught up with Michael as he was preparing to head down to Sun-n-Fun to talk about the Extra, aerobatics, airshows, and flight training, and we even got to talk a little about light sport aircraft.Letâ??s go to the interview.[Interview audio.]A couple of administrative notes and other cool things for you.We've added a voicemail system so that you can leave us feedback and enter some of the upcoming contests! Call 206-339-8697 any time - day or night and leave us voice mail.It's a Seattle number, but it's free to me, so that's all that matters! And it's always free when you call from work (thanks, TMBG!).No, I haven't moved to Jet City. Still here in southeast Michigan waiting for the frost to melt off the planes so I can get up and train without turining the airplane into a Cessna-cicle.To get us warmed up, let's kick off the first contest of the year. Call the Airspeed voice mail line and leave us a short message telling us one thing about aviation that non-pilots don't experience and probably won't understand until they get up. For me, the main thing that comes to mind is flying with a head cold and feeling like my face is caving in during descent. Or what it's like to fly with just your wheels in the clouds. But I'll bet that you guys can come up with even more funny, strange, and inspiring observations. Call us at 206-339-8697 and leave us your observations.Also, please leave us your e-mail or other contact information because the best observation gets an Airspeed embroidered logo hat and we'll need to know where to send this standard-setting garment of 21st century aviation that will surely soon to take its place next to the silk scarf and the bomber jacket in the pantheon of aviation icons.Lastly, but not leastly, there's good news from The Pilotcast! Everybody loves the video content that The Pilotcast has posted of late, but many of us miss the hangar-flying sessions with Pilot Mike, Pilot Dan, and Pilot Kent. the've recorded a new hanger-flying episode that should be up very shortly. If you haven't checked the Pilotcast feed lately, watch it over the next few days for the new episode. The Pilotcast is one of my two favorite hangar-flying shows on the net and I'm delighted that they're back talking shop. See the Pilotcast website at http://www.pilotcast.com/.Aditional information for this episode:Michaelâ??s web page: http://www.mmairshows.com/Extra Aircraft: http://www.extraaircraft.com/Battle Creek Field of Flight Air Show and Balloon Festival: http://www.bcballoons.comKlein Tools: http://www.kleintools.com/