A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one. Join us as we sip whiskey (and other things) and talk about everything. Let's be amateurs together, so we can learn to be experts.
Joining us in the booth is the one, the only, Jordy Herring. From graphic design to competing in triathlons, we take a deep dive into Jordy's head and learn what makes him tick. We hope you enjoy.
On this weeks episode, Charles Sanders joins us in the booth to draw parallels between flying, training, and well being. We discuss the importance of mental heath, the limits of the human body, volunteering, and always trying something new. This weeks drink: H20 We hope you enjoy.
On this episode, Gary Penna tells tales the war, BMX racing, golf, whiskey clubs, and flying with crazy friends. This weeks drink: Buffalo Trace We hope you enjoy.
Airplanes, dust devils, sketchy hotels, and apples. On this episode Barry Durrschmidt (AKA BarrythePilot) brings us into the life of a ferry pilot.
This weeks drink:
H2O We hope you enjoy.
On this episode, Douglas Braswell joins us to discuss the "creek of Knob," triathlons, airplanes, and running the most unique pawnshop in all of Arkansas. Today's drink: Knob Creek We hope you enjoy.
Jason Brown, President and CEO of the Bryant Chamber of Commerce, joins us in the booth to discuss the first Wings Over Bryant Airshow, what makes people successful, and why he chooses to selflessly serve the people of Saline County.
On this episode, Carl West (known locally as Bo Diddle) tells us why family matters, the trials and tribulations of running a liquor store with the coldest beer cave in all of Saline county, AND maintaining a barbershop. We hope you enjoy.
Today's Whiskey: Larceny
On this episode we sit down with Dane Pruitt and talk whiskey, planes, airports, and oil...and not in a good way. Dane retells his tales of aviation, close calls with trees, forced landings, winning air races by fractions of miles, and enjoying the simple days of flying with his dad. We hope you enjoy.