Females in Aviation, Past & Present

Retired corporate pilot, Karen Hawkins, interviews females in aviation including: corporate pilots, airline pilots, bush pilots, private pilots, crop dusters, air traffic controllers, aircraft mechanics, balloon pilots, scenic-tour pilots, female-pilot organizations, flight schools, scholarships, mentors, etc.

Females in Aviation, Past & Present is a business podcast hosted by Karen Hawkins, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Karen Hawkins hosts Females in Aviation, Past & Present, a business show with 27 episodes published.

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  SISTERS OF THE SKIES a.k.a BLACK BUTTERFLIES

  Sep 22, 20161 minS0

  <p>This discussion includes the views of three airline pilots/cofounders of the Sisters of the Skies a.k.a. Black Butterflies Facebook page: Stephanie Mitchell-Smith Gulley, Kim McCommon & Tomica Adams.  Most members of this group are also affiliated with the OBAP-Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals; Tuskegee Airmen International; and the Bessie Coleman Aerospace Legacy. The group was established to give female aviators of color--including African Americans, Latinos, Hispanics, Indian, etc.--a place to share accomplishments, vent frustrations and generally unite those who make up a very small slice of the pilot demographic pie.  While they reach back to honor those...

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  Melany Arlene Rosales

  Sep 7, 20160 minS0

  <p>As a foster child, Melany Rosales had little hope of finding wherewithal  for a higher education. A high-school aviation program and one dedicated mentor changed all of that for her. And Melany didn't forget it. As co-founder of Beacon For Teens (www.beacon14s.org) in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Melany now pays it forward by exposing low-income, at-risk foster children to the world of aviation. When funding for the organization was tight, Melany partnered with Daniel Valladares' Aviation Life Clothing (www.aviationlifeclothing.com) and helped grow it into a funding vehicle for Beacon For Teens.</p>

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  Females In Aviation 1-Year Anniversary Podcast

  Aug 21, 20161 minS0

  <p>This is a celebration and review of the show's first 24 episodes. Brief excerpts from each show will help you to remember--or hear for the first time--a sampling of the episode's content.  If any pique your interest, you can find the complete episodes at www.femalesinaviation.com.  They are also available as free downloads from iTunes at: iTunes.apple.com/us/podcast/females-in-aviation-past-present. </p> <p>Thanks to all my loyal listeners for the more than 4200 downloads. I am looking forward to serving the cause of women in aviation in the coming year and welcome suggestions for podcast interviews!</p>

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  A Chick in the Cockpit, My Life Up in the Air

  Jun 24, 20160 minS0

  <p>Erika Armstrong, author of "A Chick in the Cockpit", shares her experiences as an airline pilot and, perhaps more importantly, how she was forced to draw on the strengths developed in that career to manage the unexpected turbulence in her personal life.</p>

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  Moriah Graham, Delaware's Youngest African American Female Pilot

  May 27, 20160 minS0

  <p>Moriah Graham shares the story of her journey to becoming the first African-American Air-Force JROTC cadet to earn a private pilot's license in the state of Delaware. That she persevered through adversity where other's might have quit, serves as an inspiration to young people everywhere. Every young girl who has visions of airplanes dancing in her head will be motivated by Moriah's determination.</p>

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