On this special episode we discuss the end of the Afghanistan War. We go over the past, present, and potential future impacts, and dive deep into our own emotional reactions, experiences, and thoughts about the matter. We believe this episode was necessary to be put out expeditiously in light of recent events. The episode features a diverse cast with a collective decade of experience physically in country, and thousands of hours of experience being involved in the war at an operational level.

On this episode we get a chance to talk with Hollywood Brotherhood founder and RPA Pilot Mikal Elder. With him are two special secret guests Yo and Brett that flew during the RQ-1 days back in 1999, and are also members of the Brotherhood. Check them out at Hollywoodbrotherhood.com

On today's episode we dive into the success story of Logan Bonney. From Unmanned Sensor Operator to proud Brewery and Restaurant owner of Anything But Beer in downtown Syracuse, NY. Listen as Logan describes how he tapped into a unique niche of the brewing world, and the challenges he faced opening just two weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic!

Listen to the inspirational story of Nicholas J Wedlow. A true success story of overcoming the odds in his custody battle for his son during an incredibly demanding USAF career. Author of the book Overnight Father available for pre-order now at nicholasjwedlow.com

Enjoy the second half of the Drunk N' Drones show where we go over Auto Takeoff and Landing, SSLR, and a UAS company rumored to be associated with Amazon's delivery service. We get toasty!

On part 1 of this episode we go into UAV lawsuits, deployments with COVID, and political positioning on future foreign involvements. As always the audio is raw and for the most part unedited. Due to a software switch there are some parts that aren't audible between all guests when we are all laughing or cutting up, and for that we apologize.  Warning:: Episode is explicit in nature and parental supervision is advised. About 90% of the material is easily understandable. Crack a beer with us, and enjoy! 

In this episode I discuss how the year was impacted by the pandemic regarding contracting and deployments. The 2nd half of the episode goes into detail regarding where my businesses are heading after the big setbacks from 1st half of the year.

Unmanned icon Falisha Rexford takes us through her inspirational story, from rags to riches, and giving back to the community in Las Vegas that she helped build.  For the first time ever, listen to Falisha explain her journey of the past 16 years.  From waiting tables, to joining the military, and rising out of a decade long period of silence to become a leading Las Vegas Realtor and community icon.  You won't want to miss this. For any Real Estate needs, check out her website @  https://www.lasvegasdreamhomes.com/falisha-rexford 

Volume 2 of the unedited and raw Drunk N' Drones mini series is even crazier than the first. Topics include - Iran vs RQ4, Deployments, Sky dick drawings, drone gaming, toilet hooch, and much more. Check it out!

Drunk N' Drones Volume 1 is a completely raw and unedited mini series. This episode we talk about topics a little more controversial. Just to name a few - Border Patrol, drone cops, porn, racing, criminal activity, and many others! We hope you enjoy the show.

On the show today we get an inside look at what it's like being a RPA pilot in the military, and why the transition to contractor is becoming so popular.

In this episode we talk with Thomas Hall from Eagle Aerial Solutions, LLC regarding UAS business, photography, marketing, safety, news, SEO, current events, and advice to new UAS entrepreneurs. Visit www.EagleAerialWorld.com to see his work. Facebook.com/eagleaerialsolutions

In this episode we discuss getting started in the commercial UAS market, capabilities of the platforms, current events, UAS school houses, and safety/privacy laws.   Our special guest is Ed Gonzalez.  Ed is the founder and owner of High Point Aerial Solutions.  Ed is a multiple award winning UAS videographer, and the leading sUAS Drone Expert in Central New York.

In this episode we get to hear from Shawn Weigman about his transition out of the military, and eventually out of the UAS career field altogether.  He explains the mistakes he made, and what he would do differently if he  had to do it again.  Shawn also discusses certain aspects of the job, and gives the audience a bit of insight as to what it was like being a Military UAS operator. Shawn is a decorated USAF Combat Veteran, and was a Sensor Operator during the early stages of the MQ-1 program on the GWOT.  He served for four years, and racked up an impressive 1,200+ hours of seat time.