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April 25, 2024

Season Finale | Trading Kryptonite For A Cape

What is something you would never trade? My guest today is Trading Kryptonite for a cape is akin to exchanging weakness for strength, vulnerability for invincibility. Kryptonite, the infamous Achilles' heel of the legendary superhero, Superman, represents limitations and vulnerabilities. In contras…

Guest: Mark Delaney

April 17, 2024

Red Eye Announcement

Imagine just for a second that old familiar sound of the chime, announcing an announcement from the pilot you're just about to drift to sleep, and then all of a sudden you're welcome to an announcement. I have also heard it said change cannot happen overnight, but if I could? What if you could get …

Guest: Ally Murphy

April 10, 2024

2nd Seat

There are no points for second place! Being the second seems to have a negative connotation. How does it feel to be in the second seat? Yet, within this role lies the invaluable lesson that failure is a remarkable teacher. Each attempt serves as a stepping stone towards mastery, with each setback o…

Guest: Paul "Roscoe" White

April 3, 2024

Flying Together

Do you have a turtle dove? Can you pick one up on Amazon right now? My guests today are Bryan & Beth Runkle. No, they are not turtle doves. Both share an amazing love. After all two turtle doves, symbolic of love and loyalty, hold a timeless charm in folklore and literature. These gentle birds, oft…

Guest: Bryan & Beth Runkle

March 27, 2024

Slice Of Life

What is the best piece of pie you have ever had? My guest today is here to offer just that. My guest is Dominic "Slice" Teich. Having a slice of life is akin to savoring a delicate piece of reality, where the mundane and the extraordinary intertwine seamlessly. It's about finding beauty in the simp…

Guest: Dominic "Slice" Teich

March 20, 2024

Grounded By Grief?

When grief has you grounded, every step feels like walking through quicksand. The weight of loss becomes an invisible burden, dragging down your spirit and sapping your energy. Simple tasks become Herculean feats, and the world loses its vibrancy, painted instead in muted shades of sorrow. Time see…

Guest: Peggy Green

March 13, 2024

Free To Fly

What is the hardest thing you have ever done? How far down your list of hardest things is forgiving someone? I have heard it said, “Not forgiving someone is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” My guest today is Todd Boczkowski. Todd helps us take flight with a very story, a…

Guest: Todd Boczkowski.

March 6, 2024

Baggage

Have you ever seen this person? They were just out of line suitcases opened wide and trying to decide what to take out of their bag to make it make the weight limit. Usually, there is anger, frustration, and maybe even tears trying to make it work. My guest today is Maurice F. Martin. Maurice, want…

Guest: Maurice F. Martin

Feb. 28, 2024

Redirected

Imagine for a moment you're on an airline and you're just about to take that nap you've been wanting to all day long. That sound comes over the intercom stating that this flight will be redirected. What are you do? My guest today is Danielle Cobo. Danielle in the face of adversity, unstoppable grit…

Guest: Danielle Cobo

Feb. 21, 2024

Empty Seat

Losing a child is an unimaginable tragedy that leaves an indelible mark on a parent's heart. The grief that follows is a heavy burden, one that seems impossible to bear. Each day becomes a struggle, filled with moments of overwhelming sadness and longing for the child who is no longer there. It's l…

Guest: Judi Merriam

Feb. 14, 2024

Traffic Control

In aviation, a traffic controller holds a position of immense responsibility, serving as the critical link between aircraft and ground operations. With precision and expertise, they manage the movement of airplanes on the ground and in the airspace, ensuring safe and efficient departures, landings,…

Guest: Amanda Quick

Feb. 7, 2024

My Call Sign?

“It’s the way he flies, ice cold, no mistakes. He just wears you down. You get bored, frustrated, do something stupid, and he’s gotcha.” The quote from "Top Gun" and "Goose" Portrayed by Anthony Edwards is about Val Kilmer's character. My guest today is Ryan Mayer. Ryan is NOT a doctor or a naval …

Guest: Ryan Mayer

Jan. 31, 2024

Flat Spin

What is your least favorite scene from Top Gun? Mine is when Maverick and Goose are in the flat spin. Spoiler alert! Goose dies as a result of the flat spin. My guest Zack Blakeney talks today about the most dangerous type of flat spin...Porn. A flat spin in aviation is a dangerous state in which a…

Guest: Zack Blakeney

Jan. 24, 2024

Intentional Flight Plan

Intentional flight planHaving a flight plan is invaluable in the realm of aviation, serving as a comprehensive roadmap for pilots to navigate from departure to destination. This strategic document outlines the intended route, altitudes, waypoints, and crucial details essential for a safe and effici…

Guest: Kylee Robinson

Jan. 17, 2024

The Monster In The Headphones

In this powerful episode, my heart breaks for my guest Marin Canaday. She has struggled with OCD. Today she bravely tells how it has affected her life. Today, I also share this powerful poem to help you understand Marin's story. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can be likened to a relentless mo…

Guest: Marin Canaday

Jan. 10, 2024

One Plus Two Equals Awesome

While some individuals effortlessly navigate the intricate world of mathematics, I find myself grappling with its complexities. The abstract nature of mathematical concepts often eludes my grasp, leaving me feeling like a fish out of water in the numerical realm. Equations and theorems become a lab…

Guest: Cam F Awesome

Jan. 3, 2024

Adventures in Flight

The inaugural flight marks an indelible moment in human history, a culmination of innovation, ambition, and relentless determination. On December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright achieved the impossible—their Wright Flyer, a fragile yet revolutionary aircraft, took to the skies near Kitty Hawk, …

Guest: Vincent Aiello

Dec. 27, 2023

Season Finale | The Knuckleball Pitch

In our Season Finale "The Knuckleball Pitch" we lace up our baseball spikes with former Major League Baseball pitcher Brandon Puffer. One of Brandon's favorite pitches was the knuckleball. Hitting a knuckleball pitch in baseball is an extraordinary challenge that confounds even the most seasoned ba…

Guest: Brandon Puffer

Dec. 20, 2023

NOT Forgotten Shoes

MERRY CHRISTMAS! What is something this Christmas you hope to remember forever? For me it's the one pair of shoes I will NOT forget about. These women's lightweight AVIA slip-on joggers will quickly become your go-to pair of shoes. The sneakers feature a light white knit upper with teal accents, an…

Guest: Garrett Larghi

Dec. 13, 2023

Will He Heal?

Even if God never heals me, my love and devotion to Him remain unwavering. I believe that faith transcends the boundaries of our physical well-being. While I may yearn for healing and relief from my burdens, I understand that God's plan may not align with my desires. Nevertheless, I will continue t…

Guest: Karis Meier

Dec. 6, 2023

Take A Deep Breath

Would you be willing to take a deep breath with me right now? Let's do it on a count of three, One, Two, three...inhale...exhale...Taking a deep breath holds immense value in our daily lives, serving as a fundamental tool for enhancing both mental and physical well-being. Inhaling deeply allows the…

Guest: Jodi Howe

Nov. 29, 2023

The Truth Or A Lie

How do you feel when you pick up a quarter? When you examine it there are two sides, right? A truth side and a lie side. Which one will you believe? My guest today is Rodney Cox. Rodney is here to share how you can begin right now "Leading From Your Strengths". He also shares, that truth is a resol…

Guest: Rodney Cox.

Nov. 22, 2023

The Root Of The Matter

The roots of Sequoia trees in California are as fascinating as the towering giants they support above ground. Despite their immense height, these trees have surprisingly shallow root systems, typically extending only about 6 to 12 feet deep but spreading widely, often reaching up to 100 feet or mor…

Guest: Jodi Rosser

Nov. 15, 2023

The Call

The phrase "you make the call" is an idiomatic expression that means it's up to you to make a decision or judgment in a particular situation. It is often used when there's a need for someone to take responsibility for a choice or action. In essence, it is putting the decision-making authority in th…

Guest: Dan Scott