Beste AEA podcasts (2024)

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Ep. 48 – Shop Talk: How the repair station regulations support and encourage workforce development 1:05:55

6d ago1:05:55

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Many avionics repair stations have been successful in recruiting, hiring and training their own technicians. However, in light of the many challenges facing the industry, this episode discusses hiring challenges, rules governing training, recency of experience and documentation, training programs, and the “Moss interpretation” on supervision. Air S…

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Ep. 80: Agricultural productivity and chronic disease 20:50

22d ago20:50

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A half a century ago, new high-yield varieties of crops were introduced to India, and it transformed the country's farming. This so-called “Green Revolution” significantly boosted agricultural output, allaying concerns about famine and food security. But it may have had some unanticipated consequences for long-term health outcomes. In a paper in th…

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Ep. 47 – Honeywell projects increased demand for biz jets in next 10 years 22:00

25d ago22:00

22:00

Honeywell’s 33rd annual Global Business Aviation Outlook forecasts up to 8,500 new business jets worth $280 billion will be delivered over the next decade, an increase in value from last year’s survey forecast. The report noted that the five-year new jet purchase plans of business aviation operators surveyed remained on par with last year’s results…

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Ep. 79: Social organization and redistribution 20:54

2M ago20:54

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Qualitative accounts of anthropologists indicate that social structure plays an important role in how resources are shared in society. But quantitative evidence measuring the impacts of social organization on financial ties and transfers has been lacking. In a paper in the American Economic Review, authors Jacob Moscona and Awa Ambra Seck helped to…

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Ep. 46 – How do pilots locate avionics shops through iFlightPlanner? 22:46

2M ago22:46

22:46

Private pilots and corporate operators now have the added benefit of easily locating AEA member companies through iFlightPlanner. This new service will help thousands of pilots find an avionics shop in the United States through iFlightPlanner’s web-based platforms (www.iflightplanner.com/airports), including iFlightPlanner for AOPA, and mobile apps…

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Ep. 78: Broader economic impacts of the Paycheck Protection Program 19:56

3M ago19:56

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The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was launched at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in the hopes that it would keep businesses from laying off workers during government shutdown measures taken to contain the spread of the disease. Initial estimates of the direct impacts have been mixed, with some studies suggesting that the cost was hundreds …

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Ep. 45 – Six Pack Aero makes room in the panel for modern avionics 21:25

3M ago21:25

21:25

When Lyle Jansma began upgrading his Cessna 172 a few years ago, he did not anticipate it would evolve into a side gig helping owner-operators build instrument panels. Or that it would lead him to opening a new business, Six Pack Aero, at Bellingham International Airport. Today, the AEA provisional member manufactures the Legacy XL Stationary Panel…

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Ep. 44 – EBIS: Streamlining maintenance tasks for 25 years 44:35

4M ago44:35

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EBIS was created in 1999 to tackle unsolved challenges with running an aviation maintenance shop. With more than 300 shops adopting the company’s software, EBIS has been helping drive digital transformation in the aviation industry for 25 years. Learn how to efficiently track work orders, scheduling, inventory, warranty claims, and much more from c…

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Ep. 77: The political power of historical narratives 24:14

4M ago24:14

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In 2005, Austria’s most prominent far-right party proclaimed a “Third Turkish Siege of Vienna.” The campaign warned voters that, like their ancestors who were almost overrun by the Ottoman Empire four centuries ago, they were being culturally invaded by Muslims. The campaigners hoped to use long-past historical events to shape the behavior and sent…

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Ep. 76: The political consequences of NAFTA 27:57

5M ago27:57

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In 1993, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was passed with bipartisan support and near universal endorsement by economists. In hindsight, the economic costs and political consequences were far greater than many contemporary observers would have imagined. In a paper in the American Economic Review, authors Jiwon Choi, Ilyana Kuziemko, …

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Ep. 43 – Shop Talk: What are the recordkeeping requirements for repair stations? 1:03:14

5M ago1:03:14

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Maintenance isn’t done until the paperwork is completed. This “Shop Talk” investigates the recordkeeping requirements for maintenance, repair stations, and best practices to include the differences between required records for work performed for Part 135 operators versus Part 91 operators; the records that must be maintained on parts; and the best …

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Ep. 75: Moral hazard and migration 21:07

5M ago21:07

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Since 2014, over 15,000 migrants have died or gone missing trying to make the voyage from the north coast of Africa to southern Europe. In response, European authorities have launched several search and rescue operations. There are few signs that migration along this deadly route is slowing down. In fact, efforts to curb migrant deaths may encourag…

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Ep. 42 – Shop Talk: How to recruit staff, manage inventory, and set your rates 37:37

6M ago37:37

37:37

What do you look for when interviewing candidates and managing millennials and Generation Z? How do you shop for consumables and bill them? And when was the last time you raised your rates and what was the response? Join us for a revealing and authentic conversation with three experienced AEA members as they share insightful tips in leading an avio…

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Ep. 74: The pace of economics publishing 16:49

6M ago16:49

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Timely publication of research in peer-reviewed journals is critical for economists seeking tenure and important for audiences looking for high-quality, trustworthy studies. But in recent decades, there has been an increasing concern that the pace of publishing in economics is too slow. In a paper in the Journal of Economic Literature, authors Aboo…

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Ep. 73: Improving vaccine messaging 18:04

7M ago18:04

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The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of vaccines, but it also underscored the reservations and low take-up rates among US citizens. In a paper in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, authors Marcella Alsan and Sarah Eichmeyer tested several approaches to improving messages aimed at boosting vaccine demand. Their main finding …

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#4 - Recognizing Excellence 10:54

7M ago10:54

10:54

This episode covers the AEA conference earlier this month, the speakers, topics covered and the awards that were presented. Thank you for listening and we'll see you next month! Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Visit Us OnlineDoor Association of Environmental Authorities NJ

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Ep. 41 – Shop Talk with Air Sense Avionics President Brian Yablon 32:49

8M ago32:49

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This episode discusses the installation of avionics in light general aviation aircraft with a focus on classifying the alteration, availability of installation data, and the approval requirement for radios. Brian Yablon of Air Sense Avionics, a practicing electrical engineer, founded his repair station in 2018 after a rewarding career in electrical…

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Ep. 72: A textbook bank run 32:33

8M ago32:33

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In the middle of the day on Friday, March 10, 2023, bank regulators swiftly shut down Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), arguably averting a wider panic. Compared to past financial crises, it was not especially economically significant, but it stands out as an important, illustrative example of the economics of banking. In a paper in the Journal of Economi…

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#3 - Looking Forward 5:13

8M ago5:13

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This episode covers AEA's recent conference, the new NJ water plan, AEA newsletter updates and a new OSHA regulation. Thank you for listening and we'll see you next month! Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Visit Us OnlineDoor Association of Environmental Authorities NJ

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Ep. 40 – SmartSky Networks CEO Dave Helfgott 18:11

8M ago18:11

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As chief executive officer of SmartSky Networks, Dave Helfgott is responsible for the company’s strategic direction and driving the completion, launch and expansion of its broadband air-to-ground network. An industry veteran of more than 20 years, Helfgott has extensive experience in airborne communications, satellite broadband, mobile telecommunic…

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Ep. 39 – AEA Convention keynote speaker Ryan Hawk 24:05

9M ago24:05

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Ryan Hawk, who will give the keynote address at the 2024 AEA Convention in Dallas, is the host of The Learning Leader Show and has recorded more than 500 podcast episodes over the past eight years. Hawk worked in corporate America for 12 years, starting as an entry-level telephonic sales rep and worked his way to manager, director, and ultimately v…

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Ep. 38 – Bartronix founder Kevin Barton helps operators get back in the air 23:47

9M ago23:47

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When aircraft operators want to modify their systems or install new technology in older aircraft to increase safety, they turn to Kevin Barton, a certification specialist and founder of Bartronix Aerospace Services. Headquartered in Rimbey, Alberta, Canada, Bartronix provides avionics and electrical systems engineering, design and certification ser…

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#2 - Bills, Guidance, and Viral Videos 5:55

9M ago5:55

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This episode covers a new guide from CISA, FBI, and EPA, two bills that AEA was successful with, a bill that Governor Murphy signed, Wave Award nominations, and pending surface water quality standards. Thank you for listening and we'll see you next month! Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Visit Us Online…

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Ep. 71: The roots of US innovation clusters 24:34

9M ago24:34

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Before Silicon Valley became a byword for innovation, Route 128, outside of Boston, was America's technology highway, connecting the country’s premier technology companies and research facilities. However, this first American high-tech cluster likely would not have developed as it did without one of the biggest shocks to federal R&D funding in US e…

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Ep. 70: Counselors matter 15:36

10M ago15:36

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Numerous studies have highlighted the importance of effective teachers for student achievement. But new research suggests that school counselors may be just as critical as teaching staff for some students. In a paper in the American Economic Review, author Christine Mulhern found that effective high school counselors can significantly improve the c…

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Ep. 37 – Gogo Business Aviation’s Dave Salvador and the future of connectivity 34:11

11M ago34:11

34:11

Learn about the benefits of Gogo’s network migrating to LTE combined with its AVANCE systems. Dave Salvador, aftermarket channel vice president for Gogo Business Aviation, explains why selecting the right solution is critical for everything needed today and for what is coming in 2024. Don’t miss this important update from Gogo in this episode of AE…

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#1 - Regulatory News and More 11:26

11M ago11:26

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This episode covers important information on regulation to improve dissolved oxygen levels in the Delaware, EPA plans for PFAS chemical regulation, and the current discussion of NJ licensing qualifications. Thank you for listening and we'll see you next month! Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Visit Us Online…

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Welcome to AEA Stream Line 0:56

11M ago0:56

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Welcome to AEA Stream Line, a monthly podcast by the Association of Environmental Authorities. AEA is a New Jersey trade association serving local, regional, and state-level government agencies that deliver water, sewer, and solid waste services. Your host, Peggy Gallos is the executive director of AEA and has served over a decade in the NJ utiliti…

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Ep. 69: Testing two theories of the origin of government 34:16

1y ago34:16

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Some social scientists have postulated that governments are designed for the purpose of helping the powerful take resources from the less powerful. But while there have been many exploitative governments throughout history, states may have actually started to form as a means of facilitating cooperation. In a paper in the American Economic Review, a…

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Ep. 36 – Honeywell projects 8,500 new biz jet deliveries over next decade 23:24

1y ago23:24

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Honeywell’s 32nd annual Global Business Aviation Outlook forecasts up to 8,500 new business jet deliveries worth $278 billion from 2024 to 2033. Meanwhile, fleet expansion plans have increased for the third consecutive year, and operators show a greater interest in reducing carbon emissions. Get the report’s key findings from Javier Jimenez Serrano…

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Ep. 35 – Peregrine receives FAA Organization Designation Authorization 20:01

1y ago20:01

20:01

Peregrine, a Denver-based aircraft certification service provider with over 14 years of supplemental type certificate development experience and an AEA member company since 2009, recently received its Organization Designation Authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration. This designation allows Peregrine to develop and approve many types …

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Ep. 68: Ending school segregation for Mexican Americans 22:34

1y ago22:34

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Seven years before the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision ended the legal segregation of Black schoolchildren, California ended the legal segregation of Mexican American schoolchildren. That decision, known as Mendez v. Westminster, had a rapid impact across the state and led to significant educational benefits, according to a paper in the J…

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Ep. 67: Learning the language 20:58

1y ago20:58

20:58

The bulk of education research focuses on the benefits of the traditional K–12 and higher education systems, while non-traditional programs are relatively understudied. But economists are starting to shine a light on the large returns to investing in adult education. In a paper in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, authors Blake H. Hel…

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Ep. 34 – AEIT is latest endorsement to AET certification 16:01

1y ago16:01

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The rapidly changing world of avionics installation is why ASTM’s Committee F46 on Aerospace Personnel created the new Aircraft Electronics Installation Technician standards as the latest endorsement to AET certification. The AET and its endorsements are an important element in promoting avionics technician careers and developing a workforce with a…

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Ep. 66: Transitional housing and recidivism 27:21

1+ y ago27:21

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The United States spends over a billion dollars a year on housing programs that give recently released prisoners a place to stay and modest support before reintegration into society. Yet there is little causal evidence that these programs work. In a paper in the American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, author Logan M. Lee estimated whether res…

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