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Communication is key for most flights; communication between members of the flight crew is essential, and communication with air traffic control is equally important. When a private Learjet stopped communicating with ATC on October 25, 1999, officials on the ground knew quickly that the day would end in tragedy. The fates of all 6 people on board, including golfer Payne Stewart, were sealed as the plane continued its journey across the USA. In this week's episode of Take to the Sky: the Air Disaster Podcast, join Stephanie as she shares the clues investigators used to understand what went wrong and how this flight impacted aviation safety for all of us.

In part two of the series Gregg tells us about his family, changes to the island over the 80s and 90s, what he believes is the best improvement to the island and some thoughts about the new bridge project. Gregg also opens up about his relationship with PGA great Payne Stewart and the impact that Payne's sudden death had on Gregg, his family and his career. Gregg also shares a funny story about Payne and PGA star Paul Azinger. Gregg explains how the Hilton Head Heroes House idea came to him and its beginnings. We wrap up the episode with Greggs favorite song that he has written, Come Away Home.