Contact: Todd Carrison, 913-254-3350, the-press@explorethejungle.com

OLATHE, Kan., March 25, 2013 /Christian Newswire/ -- RCFlightline, the best online destination for high-fling fun with radio controlled aircraft, has just released the March episode of their popular, family-friendly "Beyond The Flightline" podcast. Featured in this month's jam-packed episode are RC warplane pro Tony Quist, FAA Certification and Design Specialist Brian Hancock, "Mr. Buddy Box" Steve Swagerty, Steve Lewis with another installment of "Flight Forces" and a frank perspective on the importance of God-centered parenting with "Comegelist" Jamey Ragle.

In this month's episode, RCFlightline President and "Beyond The Flightline" host Todd Carrison flies Tandem with radio controlled jet jockey Tony Quist of Sun Valley Fliers in Arizona. "If you feel the need, the need for speed, this is the guy to get you started," quips Carrison on the podcast. Of course, his love of RC aircraft didn't start with the power planes. "I did more building than flying when I was a kid", said Quist, who credits his dad with inspiring him to aim higher. "Anything I could get my hands on" was the name of the game in his younger days. "I just loved model aviation…I just love building." Fast forward to today, and Quist is considered one of the "top guns" in RC jet and warplane flying -- but he credits his success and unending enthusiasm to his father's own passion for the sport -- something he strongly encourages families to pursue with one another, no matter what their age or skill level.

In each "Beyond The Flightline" podcast, topics center on what's happening in the radio controlled aircraft industry, including new and exciting product releases, upcoming events and interviews with aircraft industry leaders. Dedicated to teaching interested listeners of any age about the joy and excitement of radio controlled aircraft as well as the ever-increasing merging and tech sharing between the traditional aircraft and RC industries, each RCFlightline produced podcast is free to enjoy. Plus, the conversation doesn't always end when the episode it over; fans often continue the discussion on the RCFlightline.com podcast forum and via the company's Facebook page and Twitter feed.

Listeners can stream this free podcast directly on RCFlightline.com and their RSS feed; download and listen to the audio on iTunes. Past episodes are also available to stream/download.