HOW TO BE AN ACCIDENT INVESTIGATOR:
UND CAN TEACH YOU
In October, the University of North Dakota will again offer its accident investigator training program. In this podcast, UND's Frank Argenziano explains what the course covers and what it takes to be a tin-kicker.

Click here to listen. (6.7 MB, 7:21)

EXTRA! IFR REFRESHER MAGAZINE ASKS AIRVENTURE CAMPERS
"WHAT'S IN YOUR PANEL?"
Meredith Saini, editor of IFR Refresher, interviewed pilots who were camping with their airplanes at EAA AirVenture 2008 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. She wanted to find out what level of equipment people are using to fly IFR and how that affects their decision-making when dealing with weather. Here's what two ordinary general aviation pilots had to say.

For more interviews and photos from the campground at AirVenture, check out the September 2008 issue of IFR Refresher. You can find subscription information here.

Click here to listen. (11.8 MB, 12:58)

LISTEN UP, COASTAL DWELLERS:
AVEMCO SHARES TIPS ON PREVENTING HURRICANE DAMAGE
Tropical Storm Fay washed through south Florida earlier this week, causing little damage but reminding everyone in hurricane-prone areas that the season is here. AVweb Editor-in-Chief Russ Niles spoke with Mike Adams, the vice president of underwriting for Avemco Insurance, about what aircraft owners can do to prevent hurricane damage.

Click here to listen. (4.5 MB, 4:53)