• Tristan Hampson headline interview, chief instructor at Bedford Bodyflight and from TunnelInstructor.org
• Another School of Hard Knocks with Martin 'DangerPants' Reynolds
• Cover photo of Josh Carratt over Skydive Langar submitted by Tom Shorten
• Back cover selfie of Liz Boniface by Liz Boniface over Skydive Hibaldstow
• Happy 217^th parachutiversary
• Congratulations to the ladies and their two new world records
• Get well soon Dave Curtin
• Shiny new altimeter from AO(N²)
• Craig throws red wine over the mixing desk and Brian
• Fate doesn't want Brian to get his AFF rating
• Craig jumps on Brian's band-wagon and jumps a removable slider
• Tash has been on her travels, bringing back some schwag from the "other podcast", didn't jump much at Ocana, judged at USPA Nationals and vows to get in the tunnel to train VFS spending as little as possible
• Craig almost throws his red wine around again
• We talk, a lot. We are going to be much stricter with the 2 hour time limit from now on - promise!

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• Michael Cooper interview, inventor of FlySight, the wingsuiter's GPS
• STC Incident reports schadenfreude
• BPA council nominations open.
• Craig says he's a rubbish BPA councillor and wishes someone better would stand.
•  Brian thinks the Canopy Handling manual is the wrong way round.
• Front cover of Will Tenison giving birth to Kevin Johnson over Skydive Swansea by Teej Quigly (submited by Lucy Mancey)
• Back Cover of Bryan Kent and Emma Scrivener with their Radio Skydive UK t-shirts
• Listener email from other t-shirt winner Phil Cox with some interesting stories from the old days
• School of Hard Knocks with Albert Berchtold
• Craig was right, Episode 11 was actually the worst one ever!
• Craig wouldn't recommend taking a 6 second delay on a freepacked CF trimmed canopy with a spider slider and 5kg of camera on one's head, but still gets gold for his voyeurism
• Craig suddenly gets good at 4-way in the tunnel (and drags three friends along with him) but misses the after competition nakedness.
• What have wallbies got to do with skydiving?
• Brian questions the finer details of the AFF Pull signal
• Dougie Peacocks book, "Brevet" is a rip-roaring, boy's own, action packed history of skydiving and you could learn about Parachuting from that, but there's no mention of his best student; Brian.

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