Mike Dell's World

Mike Dell discusses the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, a stealth multi-role fighter jet.

Mike Dell shares updates from his life in Northern Michigan, including selling his motorhome and buying a used Chevy pickup truck.

The host rambles about a fake Michael Dell announcement, his daily show, and local winter weather.

Mike Dell interviews Dan Jankoff, founder and chairman of Legacy Aviation Learning Center in Traverse City, about creating a one-year FAA-approved A&P mechanic program.

Mike announces the launch of his new podcast 'Cup Of Traverse City' while reflecting on completing 30 episodes of his daily podcast.

Mike Dell uses episode 435 of Mike Dell's World to explain why RSS makes podcasting open to creators, listeners, and app builders rather than controlled by Apple, Spotify, or YouTube.

Mike discusses the history of the Traverse City State Hospital, also known as the Northern Michigan Asylum, established in 1881 by James Decker Munson.

Mike Dell's World #433, recorded for Thanksgiving 2025, asks whether Traverse City, Michigan is still a small town, after a Walmart stabbing, a parking-deck murder at the Hardy deck, and an attempted abduction at a Meijer gas station.

Mike Dell recounts a year living at Keflavik Naval Air Station in Iceland in the early 1990s, where he served with the 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron as U.S.

Mike Dell recalls experiencing the Blizzard of 1978 near Traverse City, Michigan, when he was 12 and his schools closed for a week.

Mike Dell’s World episode “Other Airports Up North” uses ForeFlight and an iPad to map airports around Traverse City, with Antrim County, Pelston, and Gaylord as recurring stops.

Mike shares personal life updates for 2025, including his father's passing from lung cancer and dealing with snow and beagles.

Mike Dell reflects on his 20-year podcasting journey, starting from his early interest in talk radio and his first episode in April 2005.

Mike Dell discusses personal updates, new audio equipment, and his podcasting projects in a casual monologue.

Mike Dell shares a personal update and introduces a discussion on the emptiness of overconnected lives.