Episode 7: Trains, Planes, & Aerocars
February 24, 2026
In this episode , Kevin tells the story of TAT, the Transcontinental Air Transport Company and its audacious endeavor to carry passengers in first-class comfort from coast-to-coast in only 48 hours. Plus, he details the role Waynoka, Oklahoma played as a major transfer point along the route specifically chosen by Charles Lindbergh for the airline.
Episode 6: Partnership over Privatization
January 27, 2026
In this episode, Kevin wraps up his series on air traffic control: how it’s funded, how it operates, and how it’s overseen. He addresses the overall role of the government in aviation, looks at the federal contract tower program as an existing hybrid model, and previews what’s coming next - private providers in low‑altitude airspace and new entrant operations.
In this episode, Kevin recaps the first four episodes, looks at where things stand right now, and begins wrapping up this broader discussion on Federal Aviation Administration funding and what happens to air traffic controller pay when that funding lapses; what Congress is doing — or not doing — to address it; airspace modernization efforts and opportunities; and operational and safety governance models, including the long-running debate over whether air traffic control should be privatized.
Episode 5: A Recap and Wrap Up!
January 15, 2026
Episode 4: Should Air Traffic Control Be Independent?
January 5, 2026
In this episode, Kevin addresses the question of whether air traffic control should be structurally separated from the government agencies responsible for regulating it. He discusses global trends and the U.S. debate.
Episode 3: Air Traffic Modernization. Is This a Historic Moment?
December 16, 2025
In this Episode, Kevin details how air traffic control is both a system-of-systems and a service provided to users of the system. He talks about its infrastructure and workforce, how it fits within the FAA, the modernization challenge, where Congress has stepped in and the clear and present opportunity for it to make history!
Episode 2: Don’t Worry. Congress Has a Solution!
December 9, 2025
In this Episode, Kevin compares legislation that will solve the problem of the government shutting down and the air traffic control system.
In episode 1 of Kevin Fisher Consultant, the YouTube Channel Podcast, Kevin details how the FAA is funded, how much of your money goes to support air traffic control services, and why a lapse in spending authority forced thousands of air traffic controllers, managers, supervisors, engineers and maintenance technicians to work without pay during the government shutdown.
Episode 1: They're Not Being Paid WHY?
December 2, 2025
Trailer: Kevin Fisher Consultant. The YouTube Channel Podcast:
November 25, 2025
In the trailer, Kevin introduces himself, explains his passion for aviation policy, and what listeners can expect from future episodes in this podcast series.