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The Pilot Project Podcast is an aviation podcast that aims to help new pilots learn what it takes to succeed in the world of flight, to help people in the flight training system learn what they may want to fly, and to give Canadians and the world a peek into life on the flight deck in the RCAF. We want to help pilots succeed and thrive! We interview real RCAF pilots for their exciting stories as well as the lessons they've learned along the way. We'll learn their tips to develop resilience a ...
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It’s always a good time for an unfiltered discussion where we are allowed to remove our masks without fearing judgement. It’s my aim to do just that in this podcast while uplifting the inspiring message of a nurturing God who desires a relationship with us all.
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This podcast is a space for musicians to connect, share, and to laugh and cry in recognition of the struggles, joys, challenges, and delights that come with being a full time musician. It's also a space and an invitation for others to see inside my mind as I navigate touring, song releases, practise, finances, music life in general - and putting myself out in the public space and being both judged and rewarded for it all at once. It grew out of my own loneliness at times, feeling misundersto ...
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Welcome to the hap{PE}hour, Professor Julie Jahn's podcast for movement educators. -- This podcast covers everything from interviews with fitness professionals & physical educators to topics to support Professor Jahn's class notes at Eastern Michigan University. -- Spend a bit of time here at the hap{PE}hour.
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Podcast about the realities of enterprise tech change where our hosts Justin & Mark invite IT leaders and industry guests to discuss enterprise tech, bust IT myths, and share practical insights listeners can use in their own organizations based on advice from people who've been there and done it before.
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What is it like to train on the C90B King Air in the RCAF? How has the Phase III Multi-Engine course changed recently? What is it like to take to the skies in a King Air - without your instructor? In this episode we check back in with Scott Harding, recently winged graduate of the RCAF Phase III Multi-Engine course. This is a continuation of episod…
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Where has the show been? What's been happening with Bryan's career and mental health? What will the show look like moving forward? We'll answer all these questions and have some fun along the way in this week's episode of The Pilot Project Podcast!By Bryan Morrison
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Hi team, This is a wrap up of 'Season 1' for this podcast! ...and yes it will return. (yay!). I'm guilty of spreading myself too thin - or - perhaps it's me realising that what I truly wish to accomplish and do and enjoy in the world, takes more time and effort than I've been acknowledging! So - expect to see a bit more of me on YouTube and socials…
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Well - this is a slightly awkward conversation tbh - and that's probably what makes it valuable. A self life and direction check, and for some of you it might bring up the same awkward feels when I started to lean into and take a look at this stuff. Also because it feels like it needs mentioning - nothing you choose will be a wrong choice, and only…
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Excited to share this episode with you all, and whilst it won't solve or create that 'magic' vibe we're all going for, there are certain things that we do have control over to set ourselves up for a win or success - or at least moving towards better and better shows and scenarios! I chat about a few things you can do to help setup your environment,…
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Yep - today we're discussing essentially why some artists who are worse than you do much better than you - it's their vibe! So, frustrations and tongue in cheek aside - there's a lot to dive into on this, and a lot of factors make up your vibe. You may even need to do different things to have your energy and vibe right on the night compared to the …
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hey fam! This weeks episode was triggered by a purchase of mine, where the creator of the course sold me on their values and approach - and then DID THE OPPOSITE as part of their own marketing (it was a bit ick). I have much respect for them and there's great content and useful learning for me in it - AND - it made me want to make sure that sort of…
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In the podcast today we're highlighting two stories where there was a lack of knowledge for what the gig required. I'm calling them 'mistakes' which they likely felt like to the people as they happened, but I would say in both cases they really were two musicians running beyond the limits of their knowledge at the time. One chose to grow and learn,…
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Hey team! Today we're diving into my thoughts on gig pricing and money - I trust it's of value to you. I HIGHLY recommend taking some time after this episode to play with some numbers and get a feel of what gigging and pricing might look like to you. I ALSO WANT TO ADD that I missed out sharing on 'providing value'. THIS is what underscores what yo…
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Hey team - today we're chatting about vocal recovery, false vocal folds, and essentially a whole lot around relaxation and allowing your vocal chords to work - even on a bad day, with a cold or flu, or when you've been singing a lot and have tension that's built up from not optimal technique etc! I trust you get new ideas from it to research and fu…
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Hey team! Today we're chatting about Alcohol and the environment we're often in playing music. Would love your thoughts on this - how do you manage drinking vs not drinking, and effects on yourself as a performer? It's something I've become much more aware of recently, and have had some great chats around. I trust this episode opens up more of thos…
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This is yet another contradictory podcast my friends - huzzah! I'm telling you to relax more into each moment however it shows up.... as well as showing up to do the work and make some 'mistakes' along the way. For me vocally - when I feel like I need to sound good for the next show, and I start in 20 minutes, and I've had a big vocal day the befor…
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This is our gift often as performers, and also something we often overlook when compared with most people and the job or role they do and have - we can switch our vibe on a dime when needed. In this episode I share a few stories and thoughts on our ability to show up and entertain regardless of what we are dealing with or going through, and how it'…
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New Year - new energy required for things to change! ...and that means - you'll need a goal or vision to head towards. Do you have one? Hey team, Awkward episode for me as it's not something I'm great at, which is setting goals, and then sharing them in advance. I mostly want to set everything in private, avoid sharing any of the struggles, and the…
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Welcome to 2024 my friends! This is a little note as we wrap up the year and start the next, to appreciate the great moments you've been part of making happen, and celebrate the contribution you've been to so many people's great moments, significant birthdays, great nights out, weddings etc etc. We often don't take the time to acknowledge the contr…
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In this episode I share some stories and my thoughts on juggling schedules and relationship dynamics as a performing artist and full time musician. I don't by any means claim to have this sorted, and as always with human interactions and relationships each scenario of what works for us all will be different! I hope this chat shares some insights in…
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Happy Monday team! Musician appreciation day today, with a little moment from a wedding this weekend. I've been a musician full time for 13 years as I record this, and I think this is the first time this has happened (in this particular manner). I hope you get some joy and feels from it, and if you're feeling it - send a note or message of thanks t…
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Today we're talking about scheduling as a musician, and making sure your gigs are a good fit - both for you and your client! These feel like 2 techniques you can use to help you make sure you're both on the same page, but rather than treat them like techniques - I hope you'll understand the thoughts behind them. That way - you'll come up with your …
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Today we're talking about Getting Started Touring as a musician, and in particular as an indie or unsigned artist. I'm adding a few things in the show notes as I missed one thing in particular relating to your budgeting and how you receive money when touring. Mostly - take a breath (I should have possibly paid attention to this mid podcast), and ma…
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Spotify Spotify Spotify! For those of you frustrated about Spotify switching payments only to tracks over 1000 plays - I hope this podcast offers some new perspective for you! Especially for indie artists - there has never been a better time to record and release music, and you all know names of various artists who got their break by creating conte…
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What is it like to help save a life? What does it take to hoist a SARTech onto a ship in rough seas, at night, in a storm? Why is it so important to treat aviation like a team sport? Paul has flown search and rescue out of Goose Bay, Labrador and Greenwood, Nova Scotia. He has conducted many rescues and SAR missions, and has had to learn some tough…
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Hey team, lots shared in this weeks episode and we catch up on ticket sales at the end of the show as well. Main takeaway - we all share what it looks like through our own eyes and perspective - and what looks like 'living the dream' to somebody else may or may not be 100% accurate... You will get feedback and course correction that is true for you…
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If you've got your own goals and you're actively working on them with passion - you're likely to uplift others. If you've quit on your goals - you'll probably criticise others for chasing theirs! Guys and gals - we don't often do this consciously, but it comes out and it's a reflection of where we are TRULY at and feel. This episode is really a 'se…
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What is it like to airdrop cargo into a Forward Operating Base in the middle of a firefight? How does it feel to find out you're going to an active warzone? What is it like to regularly be exposed to rocket attacks? What's it like to attend dozens of repatriation ceremonies? For Mike, all these things became part of normal life as he went through h…
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This is an episode I need to be reminded of and will come back to again and again. I heard a quote recently along the lines of... 'your close friends and family want the version of you that makes them most comfortable' and it really hit home for me. This podcast is really my thoughts on that, along with my own commitment to where I'm headed and who…
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To sum up all the tangents and stories mixed into this episode - what might be true and 'right' for you - is not going to be the same as anyone else... and guess what... only you can determine what IS true for you. If people around you haven't asked where you want to go first - how can they possibly offer good advice? Enjoy the episode and chats an…
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What do the Advance and Safety Pilots do for the Snowbirds? What is the tryout process like? What does it feel like to eject, and how do you come back from the tragedy of losing a friend and teammate? Rich Macdougall has flown NORAD and air refueling missions around the globe as a Tanker Commander on the CC-130H Hercules. Later, after instructing o…
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Welcome to Episode One! I feel so grateful to be able to share and connect with you all across the globe, and welcome to uncensored chats with me on the weekly. Todays episode contains the inspiration and insights for me starting this podcast as well as thoughts that held me back, plus some examples from YouTube of real comments that I get - that a…
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What was it like to deploy with the Canadian Helicopter Force Afghanistan (CHFA)? What is it like when your door gunners engage the enemy, or to be shot at while flying in a firefight? What do you do when your helicopter gets shot up and you still have to make it to a safe place to land? Greg has been a Tac Hel instructor, and deployed early in his…
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Did you know the third Friday of every September is Military Family Appreciation Day? What is it like to be a spouse or partner with someone in the RCAF? What are the challenges? What are the things that make it great? What advice would a spouse give to a new pilot to help them have a successful family life? What is it like if your new husband depl…
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This week on The Pilot Project Podcast, we’ll explore the events surrounding September 11 as viewed through the eyes of three air traffic controllers who were on duty on or following that day. Each provides a unique perspective. What was it like for a Canadian military controller working in New York at the time? What about a civilian controller wor…
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What does it feel like to instruct the next generation of RCAF pilots? What about flying on the Snowbirds? How can vulnerability lead to new learning opportunities? Blake has flown the CT-156 Harvard, the CT-155 Hawk, been an instructor at 2CFFTS, flew with the Snowbird demonstration team for several seasons and now recently completed his training …
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What are the paths you can take to join the RCAF as a pilot? How much time will you have to serve? What are the eyesight requirements for a pilot? What can you do to make yourself an attractive applicant? Paul has flown the CP-140M Aurora and most recently been posted to Canadian Forces Recruiting Group in Borden, Ontario. There he became extremely…
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What does it take to land a helicopter on a pitching ship deck at night in bad weather? How do you come back from tragedy and the loss of good friends? Corey has flown the Cyclone around the world from the decks of Royal Canadian Naval ships. He also instructs the helicopter course at 3CFFTS in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Corey will talk about hi…
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What does it take to make it as a submarine hunter? What about as an instructor on the Harvard II at the Big 2 in Moose Jaw? Davis has seen it and done it around the world in the Aurora, and gone to many amazing places in the Harvard. After years of flying the Aurora, several tours overseas and instructing at Moose Jaw, Davis has transitioned to ci…
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The RCAF has frozen the hiring process for direct entry officer (DEO) applicants. Why are they doing this? What does it mean? How long will it last? We'll sit down with Brigadier General John Alexander, commander of 2 Canadian Air Division to answer all these questions and more. John has flown several helicopters around the world including a stint …
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What is it like to fly Canada’s tactical airlift fleet? How about showing up as the fleet’s only female pilot (at the time)? How does it feel to land by an active volcano, or to explore the globe on one of Canada’s busiest fleets? After flying all around the world as well as instructing on the CC-130J Super Hercules, Skye has been there, done that,…
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What does it take to switch from a different trade to pilot, and what is the process? What does it feel like to be in flight training in the RCAF right NOW? After extensive experience as an Air Combat Systems Officer (ACSO) Scott decided to join the good guys and be a pilot. He just finished a shortened Phase I course and has began his training in …
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Imagine you are on a training flight and you get a call that there has been a crash. As Combat Support, you respond to the scene to find the worst - the pilot has not survived. After a long day of recovering remains and securing the crash, you find out the person who died was one of your best friends. What would you do? How do you recover? Vic will…
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What happens if you have mental health issues as a pilot in the RCAF? What does it look like to navigate that system? Is there a large stigma against coming forward? For this special Mental Health Awareness Month episode, Bryan will sit in the guest seat and his wife Melissa will take a turn interviewing. Bryan has flown around the world in the CP-…
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What is it like to fly Canada’s largest aircraft? What was it like to be part of the evacuation of Afghanistan? How can you make sure your failures become learning experiences instead of stumbling blocks? After flying all around the world in the C17 and now instructing on the Phase III multi-engine course at 3CFFTS, John knows what it takes to succ…
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What is it like to refuel a fighter over Iraq? What about going straight to one of the largest aircraft in the RCAF from a small twin engine turboprop? How can chair flying change the way you train, and how do you do it properly? Jeff will tell us all these things and many more. Jeff walked into the RCAF with zero flight experience. Now, Jeff has f…
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