The advertisement gets old quick. But if you can stick through it. Pretty good rapport between them.

This is really one of the most annoying podcasts I’ve heard. The first half of the episode is them complaining about negative comments they’ve received. Just absurd to expect an audience to listen to what they produced here.

So sad to see to see these guys buying into some of the craziest NJ drone hysteria hot takes.

Learned a lot from these guys. Still in the biz 6 years later from. Also great for keeping proficient even after all the basics.

Appreciate the time you guys put in to the podcast. I am still working out my niche in drones. Not as easy as I hoped. If you could cover what are the requirements today with flying over people with remote id now in play. Can I just fly with my mini 3 pro and prop guards? I get stuck on this cause it is over the 249 grams then.

This podcast it is a great source of industry knowledge. The hosts are very knowledgeable in various facets of drone applications and entrepreneurship. If you are a drone hobbyist, starting a drone business or a seasoned veteran this is the podcast for you. I am an avid listener and now a Drone U member. I highly recommend becoming a member of you want to advance your skills and knowledge from a true top drone industry leader.

These guys really know their stuff, always learning new and relevant information. Really enjoy the bantering, keeps it real.

Drone U member here 🙋🏼‍♀️ Discovered the podcast first, but fell more in love with the community. These guys are tried and true and keep it entertaining. Well worth it is an understatement! Very grateful for all they do!

Droneu is great for new dronies. I think they cover surface level insight well. They are kinda goofy so if you’re looking for pure industry knowledge without personal flare, this might not be a great option. They also have a good amount of resources that can be very helpful when jumping into uav. 2 main issues - First, undisclosed bias. On multiple occasions they compare products not disclosing to the viewers on the podcast they offer paid training on only 1 of the 2 products(shocker, they talk up the ones you can pay them to learn more about) Second, Not using the products they are claiming to be experts on. Specifically softwares. I understand 1 person or even a team would struggle to understand how to use every drone software out there, but to not even use a software(obvious based on some of their comments) and make statements that are simply false is very unprofessional imo given the reach of the podcast. Do the homework, reach out to companies you are talking about and verify your script is accurate so your viewers can be confident in the information you are sharing. Unfortunately, these guys fall into the category of know-it-alls that do not know it all and do not verify the accuracy of their content. Please add how you go about fact checking for each podcast subject, I’d consider listening to your podcast again if that were to occur and shared with everyone. As well, would love to see more representation from companies AND users to get the full picture.

I have nothing personal against the hosts political views, but they are completely out of place on an educational podcast about a niche segment of the commercial aviation industry (of all things). The older episodes were a great way to gain interesting insight for someone just starting out; However, over time John gradually seems to have become the all-knowing egomaniac type that most people who have worked around STEM professionals know all too well.