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Oct 19, 2026
Jon GrayHOST
I can survive this thing.
Jon GrayHOST
Recorded on location at the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Hangar following their annual fly-in.
Jon GrayHOST
This is a candid, difficult conversation about public safety aviation.
Jon GrayHOST
From the power of agency fly-ins and interagency relationships to hard-earned lessons on crash preparedness, trauma, and recovery, RJ shares how lived experiences can help others prepare and support one another when the unthinkable happens.
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He is armed.
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Stay there.
Jon GrayHOST
Hey, welcome to Hangar Z podcast.
Jon GrayHOST
I'm today's host, John Gray.
Jason ZilberbrandHOST
I, I can't even understand how someone would argue the simple math.
Jason ZilberbrandHOST
Hangar, insurance, annual reserves, engine calendar times, your time.
Jason ZilberbrandHOST
See, a two hundred and fifty thousand dollar airplane three months on the market is easily five to eight thousand dollars a carry, plus whatever the market's done in the meantime.
Jason ZilberbrandHOST
The first Archer seller never even saw a hundred and seventy-five K cash offer in June.
Tail DraggerHOST
The National Air and Space Museum Archives and the Smithsonian's Aeronautical History Collection are the best places to go deeper on the Golden Age racers.
Tail DraggerHOST
Worth your time.
Tail DraggerHOST
More at RadioHangar.com. I'm TailDragger.
Tail DraggerHOST
Keep the shiny side up.
Ariel MerkHOST
This is exactly the stage where I want to help you protect the overall vision before major decisions start getting locked in and become much harder or more expensive to change.
Ariel MerkHOST
And if you're still in the planning phase, I'll link the companion blog, Your Hangar Home Design Actually Starts Outside, in the show notes.
Ariel MerkHOST
You can use that as a deeper resource as you're thinking through your own property.
Ariel MerkHOST
And if you know someone with an Airpark lot and approximately 47 saved floor plans, send them this episode before they pick number 48.
Jaime ProsperoGUEST
Hmm.
Florian CarterGUEST
There is also a small airport where you can pay to store your plane Uh, like hangar-wise, but it's not used by a lot of people.
Florian CarterGUEST
Maybe, maybe there's five planes there.
Florian CarterGUEST
Most people have their...
Tail DraggerHOST
Not a flight suit, not a uniform, a business suit.
Tail DraggerHOST
I'm Tail Dragger, and this is The Hangar here on Radio Hangar.
Tail DraggerHOST
Today we are talking about the Hughes H-4 Hercules, the airplane the newspapers called the Spruce Goose, the airplane that only ever flew once, and the reason it is still with us today, sitting inside a custom-built museum in McMinnville, Oregon, where you can walk under its wing and try to process what you're looking at.
Tail DraggerHOST
Today's show is brought to you by AviationSoul.com. Aviation challenge coins for every milestone in flight.
ArielHOST
I've spent the last several months doing the work.
ArielHOST
I've been designing aviation residences and private hangars.
ArielHOST
I've been working in commercial aviation spaces and pilot lounges.
ArielHOST
I've worked through site planning and floor plans.