+Host Bios

Below are some (not all!) of the regular hosts of FSBreak and some information on them!

Eric McClintock

n1338720195_20675_88361Eric McClintock is the main host on the show and has been simming since the FS98 days. Eric is currently 21 years old and is attending college for Network Administration Technology, he works at the Department of Environmental at the University of Cincinnati in their IT department. Eric also owns the flight simulator community site, Fszone.org.

 

 

 

Mark Stewart

100_1830_croppedMark Stewart started his relationship with Flight Simulator in 1980 on the Apple 2. Later transitioning to the commodore 64 and onto IBM 386 based machines. 29 years later he is still enjoying everything this community has to offer. After spending 10 years in the cruise ship industry ending as a VP, Mark transitioned to aviation in 1999, and began a career (love affair) with Professional Pilot Training out of Burbank Airport (Bob Hope) in California. Working his way to Director or Operations running all school operations (8 instructors, 60 tie-downs, 6 acre facility) until 2002.

Mark has dabbled and in scenery design and has contributed to the community with articles, reviews and was even a controller with VatSim in the early years. He now owns his own DVD/GAME company called That’s Entertainment! based in Charlotte, NC. He enjoys greatly being on FSBREAK and connecting with other people in our great hobby!

You can look at his site at
Get Flying!

Mark’s Home Cockpit:

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Danton Berube

Danton Berube is a professor at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.  He has flown MS FS off and on since his freshman year of college. In FSX, he primarily enjoys GA aircraft, endurance flights, and missions, both flying them and (more recently) designing them. Other interests include R/C planes – he is a contributing editor for the AMA’s Park Pilot magazine – and travel. The photo shows Danton with his wife Patty at The American Club Hong Kong, where they flew into the infamous Kai Tak airport. His son, 19, and daughter, 18, both go to college in Toronto.

 

 

Brendan Farmer

Brendan Farmer has been a Flight Simmer for many years, starting on FS 98'. The first addon he learned to fly was the Alpha Software 747-200 for FS98. He still remembers learning the INS Systems and flying Heavies into Kai Tak at age 7. Brendan has been a very active participant on the VATSIM Network since 2006, acumunlating over 1800 hours, over 1000 of which have been at Fusion Airways. Recently he join the virtual Denver ARTCC and controls within the Denver airspace.

 

 

Coming to FSBreak with previous podcasting experience from two gaming podcasts from the past, The Button Mashers and Up Down Left Right A B Start, Brendan is not new to the world of podcasting.

Outside of the internet realm, Brendan is a High School student who very much enjoys learning about history and sciences. He also flys a C172 at BFI (Boeing Field) and has only had 2 near death experiences with his 20+ hours of real world flying. Brendan also enjoys dabbling in photography.