Dan Wolf: podcast appearances and interviews

Daniel A. Wolf is an American entrepreneur, aircraft pilot, and politician born on August 11, 1957. He founded Cape Air in 1989, a Cape Cod-based airline initially operating between Provincetown and Boston, which has expanded internationally over time. Wolf was elected to the Massachusetts Senate in 2010 to represent the Cape and Islands district. He ran unopposed in 2012 and was re-elected in 2014, serving as a progressive leader advocating for renewable energy, increased minimum wage, and universal health care. During his tenure, he demonstrated a commitment to these causes and sought higher office by announcing his intent to run for Governor of Massachusetts in 2014. However, his campaign was suspended following an injunction by the State Ethics Commission related to his ownership of Cape Air. The commission eventually ruled in his favor, but the timing of the campaign precluded continuation. Wolf did not seek a fourth term in 2016 and was succeeded by Julian Cyr. Beyond his political career, he remains involved with his airline as owner and pilot. Currently, he holds the position of Director of State Programs for the Alliance of Digital Innovation and is affiliated with Bedrock Builders. His background is marked by entrepreneurial pursuits, public service, and ongoing engagement in leadership roles within the aviation and digital sectors.