The World’s Only Warbird Beer Show Is Now Heard Exclusively On Flight Line Internet Radio.

Sept. 29, 2008 - PRLog -- The Warbird Beer Show is a one-hour aviation-related talk show heard exclusively on Flight Line Internet Radio.

The show is hosted by Dave “Sidney” Holmes with co-host Greg “Scratch” Muir.  “Sidney” is Dave’s call-sign as a former Air National Guard Flight Surgeon and Desert Storm Veteran.  As the back seat crew-member in Dave’s North American AT-6 “Texan” World War II era trainer, Greg is known as “Scratch.”

Dave is a practicing psychiatrist and an airframe and powerplant mechanic with over 15 years of Warbird restoration project experience.  He has flight time in a wide range of aircraft, from the Piper Cub to the F-16.  Most importantly, Dave is the founder and owner of the Warbird Brewing Company, the only beer company dedicated to the beauty and history of Warbird aircraft.  With over 10 years of work in the Warbird restoration and maintenance world, Greg is a wealth of aviation knowledge in his own right.  As an aviation historian and artist, he has been “the detail man” in the restoration of award winning Warbirds at Oshkosh and Sun’N Fun..  He is currently building a 1911 Curtiss Pusher in a barn from plans.

Show segments are based on interesting questions that might arise in any hangar where a T-6 flying, beer-brewing, combat veteran flight surgeon psychiatrist might get trapped in a conversation with a sober, cigar-smoking, aircraft restoring, gun-toting, lifetime-NRA card-carrying, homebrewer.  Some of the questions might be more serious, such as “Sid, I’ve been pretty depressed lately.  Do you think I should take up drinking beer, buy an airplane, or start taking Prozac?”  Others questions might be more whimsical, like “How did you end up shooting 20 cases of canned beer with shotguns, instead of using clay pigeons like regular people?”  With live call-ins and light-hearted, entertaining banter, “Sidney and Scratch” actually get around to the topics that matter most to pilots: How do you get into flying?  What do you enjoy most about airplanes and flying?  How do you fly safely and live a long life as a pilot?  How do you properly maintain your aircraft?  How do you convince your wife that the money you spend on flying is worth it?  The Warbird Beer Show is expected to be a favorite, even with those plane nuts who don’t drink beer.

The show airs on Saturday at 11:00am Eastern Time and then aired throughout the week.

About Flight Line Radio
Flight Line Radio is an Indiana based company that provides private turn-key radio transmission services to the event industry. In addition to air shows we also service the golf, equestrian, auto racing and auto auction industries amongst others. Flight Line Radio also provides an internet radio service for the general aviation community at www.flightlineinternetradio.com.

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At Flight Line Radio our primary purpose is to provide radio transmission services to the event industry.

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