I am a student pilot. I am a few days away from my checkride. For the last few weeks i have been enjoying your podcasts (finishing the latest episode now!) From sitting in the ambulance at work, all the way to just before preflight. Your show has kept my focus on the fun and safety involved in flying. Thank you for your time keeping us listeners entertained and enthusiastic about flying!

Just am 1/2 way through the set since I have decided to listen from the beginning. Very knowledgeable cast and will be a help listening to again when I am closer to my Instrument Pilot check ride. Every episode I have listened to has been fun and professional. Love the hangar flying, the education and the interviews. Keep up the great work guys!

After listening to you guys, I have decided to start my flight training at San Jacinto College, near Houston. I enjoy all the GA talk and listen to your podcast every night when I bring the dogs for a walk. Keep up the great work!!! Eric

The hosts come from a variety of aviation backgrounds and bring their experiences to the table with each episode. Informal yet organized, humorous yet informative, this is a good podcast for learning about the advanced ratings, safety topics, and even product reviews.

I stumbled on to this podcast while researching what is involved with obtaining a private pilots license. It has provided me with valuable info on training and flying proficiency. As a new student I am running to the books and Google to keep up, but that's not a bad thing. The cast is a good mix of pilots with varied experience. They are geeked on flying and now so am I.

As a student pilot, this podcast has given me more confidence in my skills by helping me to materialize questions I have had in the back of my mind. Great work guys

Quickly becoming my go to podcast, thanks guys

I've been listening to the podcast since the beginning. The sound quality is OK. The hosts are always chatty and carry on some interesting conversations with guests and with each other. If you've got some time and want to do some hanger flying, you can't beat the Pilot's Journey Podcast. The only criticism I would make is that they don't seeem to have a predictable publishing schedule. But that's a minor point. I eagerly await each new episode!

I'm writing this review because they said they'd give me a shout-out if I gave them a 5-star review. I kid... I don't care about that. I'm actually writing this because PJP is one of the best podcasts out there for General Aviation and GA pilots. It seems like so many aviation podcasts go on and on about the airline business, and no disrespect, but I don't give a dang about airlines or about flying heavy iron. Like many thousands of other podcast seekers out there, I'm a weekend warrior GA pilot and I want to hear about GA topics and GA flying! PJP delivers, and the guys do a great job with it. They talk about getting commercial and instrument ratings, doing the CFI/CFII thing, mountain flying, backcountry flying, tips and techniques, and just general bug-smashing in planes that us GA pilots can relate to. Give 'em a listen--you'll probably enjoy it. Ted Glick Twitter: @theogor

Enjoyed it. A different format than most of the other aviation podcasts. Informal, but professional and informative.