Keys To The Jet Podcast

Before the Hollywood fame… before Top Gun… before the legendary dogfights and carrier traps… the F-14 Tomcat was born out of military frustration, Cold War fear, and one massive Navy headache.In this episode, Red takes you deep into the real story of how the U.S. Navy brought the F-14 Tomcat to life. We’re talking Vietnam lessons learned, missile failures, Cold War threats, Soviet bombers, Navy politics, the disaster of the F-111B program, and how Grumman ultimately built one of the most iconic fighter jets in military aviation history.If you’ve ever wondered why the Navy needed the Tomcat, how close the program came to disaster, or why this aircraft became one of the most beloved fighters ever built… this episode is for you.Expect laughs, real aviation history, military facts, maintainers’ humor, and the kind of no-BS storytelling only Keys To The Jet delivers.✈️ Topics Covered: • The Cold War aviation arms race • Why Vietnam changed fighter aviation forever • Missile doctrine failures and dogfighting reality • The Navy’s frustration with existing fighters • The failed F-111B program • How the F-14 Tomcat was born • Fleet defense and carrier aviation explained • Real military aviation history and facts🎧 Listen now and find out how one of the baddest aircraft ever built came screaming onto the deck.#F14Tomcat #Tomcat #TopGun #USNavy #NavalAviation #MilitaryAviation #FighterJet #AviationHistory #ColdWar #MilitaryHistory #CarrierAviation #Grumman #USMilitary #NavalHistory #F14 #TopGunMaverick #AviationPodcast #MilitaryPodcast #AviationNerd #FighterPilot #Dogfight #VietnamWar #AircraftMechanic #MilitaryAircraft #Aerospace #JetFighter #AviationGeek #KeysToTheJetPodcast #PodcastLife #HistoryPodcast

What if one airplane completely changed the way the world travels?In this episode of Keys To The Jet Podcast, Red takes you deep into the legendary Boeing 707—the aircraft that launched the Jet Age and turned global travel into a reality.From its origins with Boeing’s secret prototype, the Dash 80, to its first commercial flight with Pan Am in 1958… this episode breaks down EVERYTHING.We’re talking:Full aircraft specs and performance breakdownEngine evolution from turbojet to turbofanDesign features that still exist in modern aircraftThe explosion of global air travelMilitary variants still flying todayAnd the insane true story of test pilot Tex Johnston barrel-rolling a prototype jet over SeattleThis isn’t just an airplane story…This is the story of how aviation became what it is today.If you’re into aviation history, aircraft engineering, military aviation, or just want to understand how modern airliners came to be—this episode is for you.

In this episode of Keys to the Jet, host Red dives into the fascinating and chaotic story of the Battle of Palmdale, a Cold War incident where U.S. Air Force pilots struggled to shoot down a malfunctioning drone, leading to unexpected wildfires and a series of lessons learned about air defense and missile technology. The conversation explores the historical context of military aviation during the Cold War, the technological challenges faced, and the evolution of air combat strategies.TakeawaysThe Battle of Palmdale highlights the unpredictability of military technology.Cold War anxiety drove U.S. military air defense strategies.The F-106 Delta Dart was a key interceptor of the era.Early missile technology was unreliable and often missed targets.The incident led to significant changes in military aviation practices.Failures in military exercises can lead to important lessons learned.The importance of redundancy in drone control systems was emphasized.Modern fighters carry both missiles and guns for better effectiveness.The evolution of air combat has been influenced by past failures.Technological advancements in aviation are often a result of trial and error.

Welcome back, degenerates and aviation nerds — Red kicks off the new year the only way he knows how: completely unsupervised and fully committed. In this episode, Red welcomes everyone back from the holidays, shakes off the rust, and dives straight into the latest aviation and military news from around the world.We roll into This Day in Aviation, breaking down why today actually matters in aviation history, then shift gears into some short, painfully relatable maintainer and pilot stories — the kind that make you laugh because you’ve either lived it… or watched it happen from a safe distance.Red also takes a deep dive into one of the weirdest and most underrated aircraft ever built: the X-6 X-Plane, the nuclear-powered testbed that proved engineers in the Cold War were absolutely unhinged and somehow brilliant at the same time.Same shenanigans, same chaos, same love for aviation — just a new year and slightly more motivation. Strap in.

Aviation is safer than it’s ever been — and somehow more stressed than ever.In this extended two-hour episode of Keys to the Jet, Red breaks down the biggest U.S. and global aviation and military aviation headlines from the past two weeks and explains what’s really happening behind them.From the deadly midair collision near Washington, D.C. to near misses in shared international airspace, from aging military aircraft to autonomous combat drones, this episode dives deep into how congestion, staffing shortages, outdated systems, and rapid technological change are quietly eroding safety margins.Red explains:What actually failed in recent aviation accidentsWhy air traffic control is under more pressure than everHow military and civilian aviation are colliding in shared airspaceWhat unmanned “loyal wingman” aircraft mean for future air combatWhy legacy aircraft programs struggle with safety and accountabilityThe episode also takes a detour into aviation history with a deep dive into the X-15 X-Plane, the rocket-powered aircraft that pushed humanity to the edge of space and reshaped aerospace forever.And because it wouldn’t be Keys to the Jet without some gallows humor, Airman Snuffy returns with the least helpful — and most accurate — weather report you’ve ever heard.This is aviation explained the way it actually works: complex, human, imperfect, and unforgiving.If you’ve ever worked on airplanes, flown in them, or trusted them with your life, this episode is for you

This week on Keys To The Jet Podcast, Red dives into one of the eeriest true stories in military aviation history — Ghost 21, the legendary F-100 Super Sabre that disappeared over the Nevada Test Range in 1959… only to keep flying. From radio calls on Guard frequency that shouldn’t exist to phantom radar tracks that vanish mid-flight, this is one spooky story you don’t want to miss.After the chills fade (maybe), Red switches gears and covers the latest military and aviation news — aircraft developments, global headlines, and the wild stuff happening across the flightline right now.It’s the perfect mix of history, mystery, and current events, all in true Red style.👻 Buckle up, keep your headset on, and remember… some pilots never stop flying.#KeysToTheJetPodcast #Ghost21 #AviationPodcast #MilitaryPodcast #F100SuperSabre #HauntedAircraft #AviationHistory #AviationNews #ParanormalPodcast #AirForceGhosts #FlightlineStories #NevadaTestRange #GhostPilot #HauntedAirForce #SpookyPodcast #HalloweenSpecial #FighterJetPodcast #HauntedHangar #MilitaryAviation #JetEnginesAndGhosts #RedFromKeysToTheJet #PodcastEpisode

Ever wonder what it’s like wrenching on a helicopter versus a fighter jet? In this episode of Keys To The Jet Podcast, Joey takes us through a day in the life of a flying helicopter mechanic — the noise, the chaos, the teamwork, and the grease that holds it all together. Then Red fires up his own story from the fighter jet flightline — where the speed is insane, the pressure’s on, and the jets scream louder than your crew chief’s morning coffee order. Together they swap stories, crack jokes, and build their dream flightline toolbox setups — because every maintainer knows the real power isn’t in the jet, it’s in the toolbox.Whether you’ve turned a wrench on a Huey or a Hornet, or just love the smell of JP-8 in the morning, this one’s for you.#KeysToTheJetPodcast #AircraftMaintenance #AviationPodcast #HelicopterMechanic #FighterJetMechanic #FlightlineLife #AvGeek #MilitaryAviation #AviationLife #CrewChief #JetMechanic #RotorHead #AviationStories #AviationCommunity #ToolboxTalks #HangarLife #AviationHumor #AircraftMechanics #AviationNation #RedAndJoey #WrenchTurners #AviationEngineering #FlightlineCulture #MilitaryMechanics

Keys To The Jet Podcast – Supersonic Flight: How It Changed America, Part Two – Cold War and the Supersonic DreamFrom the fiery skies of Vietnam to the edge of space, Part Two of our Supersonic Flight series dives headfirst into the Cold War — when speed, altitude, and paranoia ruled the world.Red breaks down the rise of the legendary F-4 Phantom II, the godlike SR-71 Blackbird, and the high-flying dreams of the B-58 Hustler and XB-70 Valkyrie — the kind of aircraft that made Soviet radar operators question their life choices.We’ll talk about how the SR-71 outran missiles, how the F-4 leaked more fluids than a 1970s muscle car, and how the world flirted with the future through the Concorde and Tu-144 “Concordski.” Supersonic wasn’t just technology — it was national pride, Cold War theater, and pure adrenaline on wings.So grab your ear protection and a cold one, because this episode is loaded with speed, sound, and straight-up chaos.🎙️ Hosted by Red — where aviation meets attitude.

This week, Red introduces the brand-new cohost Joey to the hangar! We kick back, trade some wild military stories, dive into aviation news, and crack open a fresh round of This Day in Aviation. You’ll get to know Joey, hear why the Air Force > Army (sorry, grunts 👀), and join us for an all-around good time filled with laughs, banter, and aviation nerdiness.If you love military aviation, aviation history, and maintainer culture told with Red’s signature humor—this is your episode.🔥 Strap in, jet fuel junkies—it’s gonna be a ride!#KeysToTheJetPodcast #MilitaryAviation #AviationPodcast #AviationNews #ThisDayInAviation #AircraftHistory #AviationLife #AvGeek #AirForceVsArmy #MilitaryStories #AircraftMechanics #AviationHumor #USAF #AirForceStrong #MilitaryPodcast #RedAndJoey #AvGeekNation #PilotLife #CrewChief #FighterJets #MilitaryLife #HangarTalk #AviationCommunity #AirForceBetter #PodcastLife #FunnyPodcast #AviationGeeks #AviationCulture #AvHistory #AirplanePodcast

Before Top Gun, before stealth, before even the word “supersonic” was cool, there was Chuck Yeager strapping into a rocket with busted ribs and proving the impossible wrong. In this episode, Red takes you back to the late 1940s and 1950s — the birth of supersonic flight. From the Bell X-1 and the “sound barrier” myth to the sketchy F-100 Super Sabre and the rise of America’s Century Series jets, this is the wild, loud, dangerous era when speed wasn’t just about flying — it was about identity, strategy, and straight-up bragging rights.Expect humor, sarcasm, maintainer rants, fake ads, and the kind of detail you don’t get in a history book. Buckle up — because once you hear that sonic boom, there’s no going back.#KeysToTheJet #SupersonicFlight #BreakingTheSoundBarrier #ChuckYeager #BellX1 #USAirForceHistory #ColdWarJets #CenturySeries #MilitaryAviation #AviationPodcast #FighterPilot #JetFighterHistory #AviationNerd #AircraftMaintenance #AvGeekNation #SonicBoom #AfterburnerLife #F100SuperSabre #AircraftHistory #AviationLegends #MilitaryPodcast

Step onto the flightline with Red as he dives deep into the origin and evolution of the aircraft crew chief—from the Wright brothers and World War I mechanics to the legends of WWII, the jet age, and today’s modern maintainers. Discover how crew chiefs became the backbone of military aviation, the culture that shaped them, and why fighter crew chiefs will always roast heavy crew chiefs. This episode is a gritty, funny, and fact-packed ride through aviation history and maintainer life.#KeysToTheJetPodcast #AircraftCrewChief #MilitaryAviation #AviationHistory #AirForceCrewChief #FighterJets #AviationLife #Flightline #AviationPodcast #AircraftMaintenance #JetLife #MilitaryLife #AvGeek #AviationNation

Step back in time with Red on the Keys To The Jet Podcast as we uncover the very first aircraft ever purchased by the U.S. military—the 1909 Wright Military Flyer. 🛩️ From its wooden frame and muslin fabric wings to its groundbreaking acceptance trials at Fort Myer, this episode takes you on a detailed, funny, and factually accurate ride through the birth of U.S. military aviation.We’ll cover: ✈️ Aircraft Specs – Engine power, wingspan, crew setup, and all the numbers that made this flying machine a game-changer. ✈️ Historic Trials – How Orville Wright and Lt. Benjamin Foulois proved the Flyer could meet the Army’s crazy 1907 requirements. ✈️ First Squadron & Service Life – Where it flew, who flew it, and how long the Signal Corps kept it in action. ✈️ Legacy of Military Aviation – How this fragile biplane paved the way for today’s stealth fighters, bombers, and modern air dominance.Packed with aviation history, military heritage, and Red’s trademark humor, this episode is perfect for aviation geeks, military history buffs, and anyone curious about how the U.S. went from horses and pigeons to jets and drones in just a century.#KeysToTheJetPodcast #AviationHistory #MilitaryAviation #WrightBrothers #WrightFlyer #SignalCorps #MilitaryHistory #USArmy #USAirForce #AvGeek #PilotLife #AircraftSpecs #AviationPodcast #PodcastRecommendation #HistoryPodcast

Today's episode of Keys to the Jet brings you all the current events in aviation and military aviation, hosted by the one and only Red! 🎙️ From new fighter jet developments to the latest on the military front, Red breaks it down with his unique blend of humor, insight, and a little bit of chaos. 🥶But that's not all! Red also digs into This Day in Aviation—a fun, informative, and sometimes mind-blowing look at aviation history! 🌍✈️Grab your tinfoil hat, because this episode is packed with turbulence, shocking updates, and a whole lot of laughs. Don't miss it—tune in now! 🎧Ask ChatGPT

Get ready to buckle up and blast off as we dive into the world of UFO crashes with the "Keys to the Jet Podcast" in this mind-bending episode titled "UFO Crashes in the U.S.: 10 Cases That Are Out of This World!"From flaming wreckage in the desert to alien sightings that defy logic, we’ll take you through 10 of the most jaw-dropping UFO crashes in U.S. history. We’re talking about everything from government cover-ups, mysterious sightings, and even some terrifyingly funny tales of extraterrestrial misadventure. Whether you’re a believer in alien life or just in it for the ridiculousness, this episode will make you laugh, cringe, and question what’s really out there.If you thought Roswell was the only UFO crash worth talking about, think again. We’ve got UFOs crashing in lakes, UFOs taking detours into schoolyards, and aliens who apparently never got the memo on how to land properly. You’ll hear about the unforgettable moments that left witnesses wondering: Was that an alien craft or a really weird military test?So sit back, grab your favorite snack (preferably something from another planet), and let’s get into the wild, fiery world of UFO crashes. Trust us, it’s about to get weird... and we’re here for it!

🎙️ Keys To The Jet Podcast – Episode Title: “Bombs, Beards, and Bullsh*t”Episode Description: Strap in and hold on to your tech manuals, because Red is absolutely unhinged in this episode of Keys To The Jet.In true maintenance-bay fashion, Red kicks things off with a no-holds-barred breakdown of the recent bombings in Iran, the geopolitical mess unfolding, and how none of it will stop the Air Force from doing PT in the rain. From precision strikes to political circus acts, Red delivers a brutally honest and hilariously inappropriate take on world affairs—while probably violating at least three OPSEC briefings. Come for the current events. Stay for the chaos. #KeysToTheJet #RedRants #AviationUnfiltered #IranNews #MilitaryLife #AFMAINT #WTFisGoingOn #VeteranHumor #CurrentEvents #NoFilterFlightLine

Strap in and pop that safety wire, because in this episode of Keys To The Jet, Red takes you on a deep-dive into the oldest living legends of the United States Air Force. We're talkin' about the crusty, dusty, still-kickin' units, bases, and buildings that have survived wars, wind, and way too many PowerPoint briefings.🔥 Segment 1: We start with the 1st Reconnaissance Squadron, the longest continuously operating flying squadron in U.S. military history. From chasing Pancho Villa in wooden planes to flying the high-altitude diva U-2 Dragon Lady—these folks have been in the sky longer than most of us have been in therapy.🏗️ Segment 2: Next, we hit up the oldest U.S. Air Force base, Kelly Field (now part of Joint Base San Antonio), where maintainers were born, EPRs were forged, and logistics became a way of life. If this base had knees, it’d be on VA disability.🏚️ Segment 3: And finally, we visit Hangar 9 at Brooks Field—the last surviving WWI-era wooden hangar still standing, still beautiful, and possibly haunted by a WWI pilot still mad his Jenny got scratched.With a mix of history, sarcasm, and that signature Red-style smartass commentary, this episode is a salute to Air Force history's oldest relics... that somehow still work better than the damn vending machines in your break room.🔧 Topics Include:The origin of military aviationThe Pancho Villa expeditionU-2 quirks and chase carsKelly Field’s legacy in aircraft maintenanceHistoric architecture and haunted hangarsAnd why everything smells like hydraulic fluid🛠️ Brought to you by: Flightline Cologne, Tech Sergeant Taint Powder, and Blue Falcon Meal Kits. (Fake sponsors, real laughs.)

"Kingman Field: From World War II to the Jet Age and Beyond" In this episode of Keys To The Jet Podcast, Red takes us on a journey through the history of Kingman Field—a pivotal yet often overlooked airfield in Arizona that played a key role during World War II and beyond. From its opening in 1942 to its role as a massive aircraft storage facility, we dive deep into the history of the aircraft and airmen who called Kingman Field home. Learn about the iconic planes like the B-17 Flying Fortress, P-40 Warhawk, and C-47 Skytrain, the brave men who maintained them, and the boneyard that became a retirement home for military aircraft post-WWII.Plus, we dive into this day in aviation history and the latest aviation news.Tune in to hear the full story of Kingman Field, its impact on aviation, and what’s happening in the world of military aviation today!

Red’s back on the mic and flying solo in this episode of Keys To The Jet, and he’s going full afterburner into the story of one of the Air Force’s most legendary squadrons — the 1st Fighter Squadron, aka the Fighting Furies. From dusty airfields and P-40 Warhawks to cold war Sabres and F-15 Eagles, this unit’s legacy is nothing short of legendary.But of course, it wouldn’t be a Red solo flight without some extra jet fuel thrown into the fire:🚨 This Day in Aviation – Someone probably broke Mach 1, landed gear-up, or invented a new way to get yelled at by the tower.📰 Aviation News – Stealth tech updates, budget drama, and a surprise hot take on retro paint jobs.💥 Red Rant of the Week: Why the F-16 is not a snake and how calling it “the Viper” is basically the equivalent of naming your lawn mower “Thor.” Spoiler: it gets heated.🎯 Plus:The birth and legacy of the 1st Fighter SquadronTheir role in WWII, the Cold War, and beyondEagles, Sabres, and the pilots who flew ‘em like they stole ‘emRandom fun facts and some very spicy squadron-level opinionsSo grab your headset, crank the volume, and get ready for 90 minutes of fast jets, historical deep-dives, unfiltered commentary, and the kind of aviation storytelling only Red can deliver.🔥 Fighting Furies forever. Gear down. Rants up. 🔥

Strap in and hit the burners — Red is flying solo this week on Keys To The Jet, bringing you the wild, dusty, and downright legendary history of Edwards Air Force Base!We’re talking about how a random patch of dirt turned into the proving ground for every crazy aircraft idea you can imagine. From Chuck Yeager busting Mach 1 with two busted ribs (because of course he did), to rocket planes melting their own windows, to Space Shuttles landing like bricks at 200 mph — Edwards has seen it all.Along the way, Red rants about why old-school pilots were built different (spoiler alert: broomsticks and bourbon), hits you with some wild "This Day in Aviation" facts, and runs through the latest aviation news — because the skies are still full of speed, innovation, and a little bit of insanity.Whether you're a seasoned crew chief, a first-term Airman, a pilot, a desk flyer, or just someone who thinks fighter jets are awesome — this episode’s got something for you.This Week Includes:How Muroc Dry Lake became the world’s most famous runwayChuck Yeager’s broomstick-fueled sound barrier smashThe golden era of X-planes (and melted cockpits)Space Shuttles landing like controlled car crashesThis Day in Aviation — with a few surprisesThe latest in Aviation News (and Red’s colorful takes on it)Lots of laughs, Red-style rants, and good vibesCome for the speed records — stay for the bad jokes and better company.Hit play, grab a cold one, and let’s break some sound barriers together.

🛩️ This Week on Keys To The Jet 🎙️Red takes the captain’s seat solo to bring you a jam-packed episode full of high-flying info and classic military maintainer humor. We kick things off with the latest in aviation defense news — from cutting-edge fighter upgrades to weird budget decisions (as always). Then we take a trip down memory lane with some wild "This Day in Aviation" history, including that one time someone almost strapped fireworks to a biplane (not really, but close).And finally — we pay tribute to Charles E. Taylor, the original aircraft mechanic, the dude who literally built the engine for the Wright Brothers. Without him, your jet probably wouldn't even start. We’ll throw in some odd facts, ghostly interviews from beyond the hangar, and maybe a few wrench-throwing sound effects for good measure.🔧 Sit back, relax, and enjoy some afterburner for your ears.

This episode we are joined by a very special guest, a best friend of mine from early in my Airforce career Mr. Frayer or "The Good Sir as they call him. Frayer takes us through his career in the Air Force, some of his favorite times, his travels, and talks about what he does on the side and his plans when he gets out.

Red and Blackbeard to save the day!!!!! They take you through aviation news, this day in aviation, random life stuff, and a segment about X-planes.

In this episode Red and Blackbeard take you through a butt load of aviation stuff!!!!! Fighter jets, wannabe fighter jets, vacuuming hot dogs, and much much more!!!!!!

In this episode Red and Blackbeard discuss life, current events, drones, ghosts, aliens, airplanes, and anything else that might be on their mind at the time.

In this episode Red is left unsupervised and does almost the entire episode by himself, speaking incoherently and who knows what about. Just when it seems like it would crash and burn, Blackbeard joins the episode and Saves the world from Red.

Red, Black Beard, and Mikey are back in the cockpit! In this episode, the crew dives into why they swapped out "Keys to the Jet" for "Hangar 66," what the new name means, and how it reflects their journey. Along the way, they catch up on life, share hilarious stories, and let the conversation fly wherever it wants. Buckle up for an hour of laughs, tangents, and the unfiltered hangar talk you’ve come to love!

Get ready to roll on the floor laughing with our episode, We’re kicking back, letting loose, and mostly shooting the shit. Airplanes? Maybe a mention or two, but it’s mostly us being ridiculous. Tune in for pure fun and zero seriousness!

After a much-needed hiatus, the Keys To The Jet Podcast crew is back and ready to take flight! Join Red, Blackbeard, Mikey, and Rhino as they dive into a chaotic and entertaining episode where they talk about everything and nothing all at once. From side-splitting goof-offs and personal anecdotes to passionate airplane discussions and the quirks of military life, this episode is packed with laughs and unexpected moments. Tune in for a high-flying, fun-filled reunion that only this dynamic crew can deliver!

🚀 Strap in for a wild ride with the F-15 Eagle! 🦅💥 Ever wondered what makes this fighter jet the king of the skies? In this adrenaline-fueled video, we’re taking you on a thrilling journey through the F-15's incredible speed, agility, and firepower. From jaw-dropping aerial stunts to its top-secret tech, you'll see why the F-15 Eagle is a legend in the air! ✈️🌟 Prepare for epic footage, insider facts, and a front-row seat to the action. Hit that play button and soar with the ultimate sky warrior! 🌌🔥

Hop aboard the Douglas C-47 Skytrain, the Swiss Army knife of the skies! Join Red from Keys To The Jet as he dives into the hilarious and heroic history of this WWII workhorse. From dropping paratroopers to hauling cargo, and even taking up post-war odd jobs, the C-47 has done it all. Don’t miss this high-flying adventure! 🚀✈️

Just a little update for the people!!!! Stay tuned we are still here!!!

In this episode Keys To The Jet is joined by Stoner, a Raptor Keeper who knows Blackbeard and Red from the Air Force. He takes us through his 17 year career as a maintainer, talks about shenanigans he's been a part of "allegedly". Sit back and enjoy ya filthy animals!!!!!

Kickin back with our friend Wolfie!!! Retired crew chief who talks about his time in the AF and stories of when he was a crewdawg on the line working F-15s and F-16s.

Mayor and his brother Wooly hang out with the Keys To The Jet lunatics and have kick ass time talking about shenanigans and airplanes that they were a part of in the 1900s. Strap in and travel back to the future past with The Butterscotch Brothers!!!

This episode is one that goes off the rails with Good Year and the usual lunatics that run this place!!! Ya gotta just jump in and listen!!!!

Red, Rhino, and Blackbeard attempt to successfully livestream an episode to the social medias!!! Did we succeed? Did we fail??? Tune in and find out!!!!

Red, Rhino, and Blackbeard actually talk about airplanes in this episode!!! The 3 shoot the shit about historical flights, aircraft, the Kaspian Sea Monster, and bonus box nasties!!! Again!!!!

Join us at Sunday Roll Call every Sunday at 0930 AM PST!!!! Streaming on Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, and Rumble!!!!

Join us at Sunday Roll Call every Sunday at 0930 AM PST!!!! Streaming on Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, and Rumble!!!!

Every Sunday morning at 930am PST Keys To The Jet Podcast goes live on Twitch, YouTube, and Facebook!!!! Join in and leave a comment!!! Now get back formation and be ready every Sunday!!!!

In this episode Red, Blackbeard, Hubble, and Lil Mikey kick back and shoot the shit about the flight line, uniform regs, Tyndall, shenanigans, and bonus!!!! Lil Mikey calls in birds with his rad bird call!!!

In this episode we talk about mead, the XB-70, ground emergencies, Rhino poops his pants, and my internet took cutout while recording this episode.

Lil Mikey and The Mayor join the K2J crew and awesomeness ensues!!!! In this episode they talk about Mead, day drinking, Hydraulic fluid, hurricanes, motorcycles, golf, and much more!!!!! Kick back, grab some mead (if your not driving), and enjoy Red, Black Beard, Lil Mikey, and The Mayor doing what we do best besides crewing airplanes!!!!

In this episode Mayor returns to seek vengeance against our constant barrage of butterscotch and old jokes. He fills us in on how the Airforce was during the 1900's, his favorite parts of basic, tech school and his overall experience. We also talk about ghosts, bigfoot, and the Yucca Man and much more!!!! Stay until the end when Mayor gets a special gift delivered to his door and we are there to capture it!!!!

In this episode of Keys To The Jet, we kick back and shoot the shit with fellow aircraft maintainer and podcaster Rogue Betty where she takes us through her experience as a female maintainer and talks about starting her podcast "Jet Fuel and Roses",

On this episode we have Lil Mikey fill in for Red as a guest host along with 2 special guests, Cam & Triggaman. We talk about stuff all over the board from crazy dorm parties, GQ dress shirts, game warden activities to how well the Grinch is doing nowadays.

Red, Blackbeard, and Rhino kick back in this episode and get into some random conversations about pets, Disneyland, dorm dwellers, and celebrities. Will Fab make an appearance on this episode??? Take a listen, like, share, and subscribe to all of our social media outlets to stay in the loop!!!!!!

In this episode Lil Mikey is back!!!! We find out Red is a wildlife professional, discuss parenting these darn kids during the summer, and take a trip back to the 1990's where life was a lot simpler and more awesome!!!

In this episode FAB rejoins the crew but is it really him or is he hiding his identity because he's too deep in the Persian mob selling biker crank to underwater hairless monkeychimps. We talk about newer softer air force squadrons and their tuff mascots, awful tow jobs, and weapons always fuckin shit up.

In this episode of Keys To The Jet!!!!! Enjoy the soothing sounds of K2J Coffee Hour, Blackbeard describes how much he loves being in the Hulkamania, Canadian Mooses, Corn stars, and more!!!!! Buckle up and enjoy the ride!!!