On the grounds and around the world, EAA Radio brings AirVenture Oshkosh to you 24/7 at 1210 AM, on 100.5 FM, and www.AirVenture.org/radio/. Now in its 12th year, EAA Radio allows you to be a part of The World’s Greatest Aviation Celebration even if you’re half a world away.

Live programming starts each day of the convention at 7 a.m. CDT/1200 Zulu and includes interviews with a variety of guests from all corners of aviation. In any given hour you can hear a conversation with a famous test pilot, the last word on air traffic control etiquette, the newest innovation in homebuilt aircraft, or the deeply personal journey of an amateur builder. Programming concludes on Sunday, August 3, following the conclusion of the last air show.

Along with studio interviews, EAA Radio field reporters cover the convention grounds to meet interesting people who make the event unique.

EAA Radio also provides coverage of important AirVenture events as the Meet the Administrator forum, new product announcements, and the daily showcase and air show. Each evening, EAA Radio brings you Theater in the Woods live with its colorful lineup of presentations, speakers, and entertainment. For AirVenture attendees, EAA Radio is a mobile source for convention information including events, weather, information on EAA services, and twice-hourly announcements of upcoming forums and presentations.

EAA Radio continues to diversify its programming, and this year it will have added several new daily features, as well as unique on-air programming that can only occur at AirVenture.

AirVenture University (11:30 a.m. CDT/1630Z daily)

It started with the popular House Subcommittee on Aviation and Meet the Administrator forums. Now, EAA Radio will broadcast live one forum each day in its entirety so that those who wished they could be there can still be informed and entertained. Visit EAA Radio’s web portal for the daily forum schedule.

Aviation Journalist’s Round Table (Wednesday, July 30, 1 p.m. CDT/1800Z)

Join Afterburner Al as he welcomes some of the most respected aviation journalists covering the industry today. David Hipschman, editor of Sport Aviation; Mac McClellan, editor of FLYING, and Thomas B. Haines, editor of AOPA Pilot, sit down to discuss current aviation topics.

Uncontrolled Airspace: The General Aviation Podcast (Monday, July 28, after the air show, and Sunday, 9:30 a.m.CDT/1430Z)

EAA Radio is proud to welcome back Jack Hodgson, Jeb Burnside, and Dave Higdon as they host two episodes of their popular podcast Uncontrolled Airspace live from "The Porch" at EAA Radio. The Uncontrolled Airspace team is a collection of aviation writers and photographers who throughout the year keep their hands on the piston-beat of general aviation. During Oshkosh Dave and Jack also lend their talents to EAA’s official newspaper, AirVenture Today. The UCAP gang includes other AirVenture Today staffers James Wyndbrandt and Amy Laboda

Pod-A-Palooza (Friday, August 1, after the air show)

EAA Radio will air the inaugural live broadcast of Pod-A-Palooza, which features the hosts of at least seven of the most downloaded aviation podcasts on the web today. Confirmed podcasts to be represented include Airspeed, Uncontrolled Airspace, The CFIcast, The Finer Points, The Pilot’s Flight PodLog, The Pilotcast, and The Student Pilot Journal. Join us for a free-form discussion about general aviation. The event will be held in Forum Building 4 following the air show on Friday evening. Those at Oshkosh are invited to join the audience.