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The Reider Report

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Aviation
Aviation Safety
Instrument Meteorological Conditions
Avemco Insurance
The Killing Zone
New York Area Airports
Stearman
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F-4 Phantom II
Wake Turbulence
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Mooney Aircraft
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The Reider Report brings you real stories told by real pilots. Join host Rob Reider and guests every two weeks as they explore hard-won cockpit experiences and the vital lessons we learn when things don’t go as planned. Authentic, collaborative, and educational—this is aviation storytelling for all pilots.

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A pilot took off in his Columbia 400 and noticed that the airspeed and altitude numbers looked a little off. He managed to handle the discrepancy during the cruise portion of his flight but when he began his descent, the airspeed indicator said he wa... more

It doesn’t matter how many hours you’ve logged — there’s still more aviation you haven’t seen or experienced. Join host Rob Reider and his guest, Mark Blois-Brooke, as Mark tells about a downwind landing attempt, a serious maintenance faux-pas in a B... more

CFI Dan Bass is today's guest as he relates how he almost lost his life because carbon monoxide poisoning rendered him unconscious as he was returning home from a day-long business trip. He also recounts an engine failure at 14,500 feet, and what he ... more

A pleasure flight with co-owners of a Piper Arrow nearly turned deadly when the pilot realized he was too low to make a safe landing on an old grass field. But when he initiated the go-around, he heard a loud thump. He looked out at the left wing and... more

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Mark Blois-Brooke
Pilot with 15,000+ hours; author of Life in a Tin, Stories of a Flying Life
Independent pilot/author
Episode: Fifteen Thousand Hours and Still Learning
Dan Bass
Moonie Mooney pilot and flight instructor
Independent pilot / Mooney owner
Episode: Dead Stick and Almost Dead
Andrew Levison
Two-time guest, long-time Arrow pilot, instrument-rated
Group flying Piper Arrow, UK
Episode: An Arrow and a Stone Wall
John Garry
Retired British Airways captain, experienced GA and airliner pilot
British Airways (retired)
Episode: An Arrow and a Stone Wall
Mason Rowe
Young pilot with experience in multiple aircraft; later pursuing 737 type ratings
Caleta Air (prospective), former Citations operator
Episode: Confidence or Complacency?
Marcus Janitto
Brigadier General, US Air Force retired; navigator on the C-130 Hercules; call sign Goose
Rhode Island Air National Guard
Episode: Why Do Those Houses Look So Big?
Paul Craig
Flight instructor, professor, statistician, author of The Killing Zone
Middle Tennessee State University / Author
Episode: The Killing Zone
Dave Schoen
Retired air traffic controller at JFK; instrument-rated pilot
Former JFK ATC
Episode: ATC—Sequencing is the Scenario
Julie Boatman
Former Flying Magazine editor-in-chief, CFII
Avebrief/The Reider Report
Episode: Attitude Check with Julie Boatman

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Rob Reider
Host of The Reider Report, known for hosting aviation-focused storytelling and safety discussions

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • Great show!

    I never miss an episode. Rob Reider is a true professional and an absolute delight to listen to.

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    SF_Pilot
    United States3 months ago

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Professional interview style with practical safety takeaways.
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An Arrow and a Stone Wall
Q: What were the key steps in John Garry's decision-making process that led to a safe outcome?
John led with an airline-style, structured approach: assess the situation, minimize risk, maintain control of the aircraft, coordinate with Andrew, and select a safe destination such as Tatton Hill while ensuring fire services and airfield support were arranged. This included keeping the crew calm, delegating tasks, and using training to avoid panic.
Dead Stick and Almost Dead
Q: Why is declaring an emergency important in an in-flight emergency?
Declaring an emergency ensures ATC provides appropriate safety oversight and resources, reducing risk and increasing the chances of a safe outcome.
Dead Stick and Almost Dead
Q: What is the key takeaway about engine-out decision making from your Park Rapids incident?
Get over the field and land directly if possible, rather than maneuvering extensively downwind or on final, to maximize options and safety.
Dead Stick and Almost Dead
Q: What were the early signs you experienced from carbon monoxide exposure during the flight?
Initial signs included a headache and anxiety-like feelings, but cognitive decline and confusion appeared before a headache, highlighting how CO can impair judgment in ways pilots might not immediately recognize.
Getting “Behind the Airplane” With Tim Delaney
Q: Give me your takeaways and your report on what you did right, what you did wrong, and what you would do differently next time.
The host emphasizes debriefing after the event; Tim explains that you should follow ATC guidance but be willing to deviate for safety, request time to brief the chart, and use vectors to reset before reattempting the approach. He highlights the importance of not rushing, especially when weather shifts, and the value of modern avionics for situational awareness.

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The program centers on real-world cockpit stories and the hard-won lessons pilots take away from emergencies, misjudgments, and high-stress aviation scenarios. Across episodes, guests—ranging from young pilots to veteran aviators, instructors, journalists, and safety researchers—share firsthand experiences, safety takeaways, and practical guidance that listeners can apply to their own flying. The show often weaves in safety sponsors and framing around risk management, decision-making, and crew coordination, making it a valuable resource for ongoing pilot education and risk awareness. A standout aspect is the mix of personal narratives with data-informed insights and a strong emphasis on actionable lessons rather than theory alone.

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1. Mark Blois-Brooke
2. Dan Bass
3. Andrew Levison
4. John Garry
5. Mason Rowe
6. Marcus Janitto
7. Paul Craig
8. Dave Schoen

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