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We talked about some of the first pilot watches on an early MansPlaneing Podcast episode "On Time."  Let's take this to another level and talk about the first watches that were used in space. Send us Fan Mail

What makes a spaceflight count?  This is the question that took over this unplanned Mansplaneing Podcast episode.  Let us know what your thoughts are after listening. Send us Fan Mail

The greatest aerospace adventure you've never heard of. In the Episode No Safe Haven we have profiled stories from the crews and passengers of Pan Am’s Anzac, Hong Kong, and Philippine Clippers in the wake of the Japanese attack in 1941, but there was a fourth.  The Pacific Clipper was in Auck…

This is an epic story of survival.  What happens when a commercial airliner is suddenly caught in a war zone?  This happened to four Pan Am Clippers after the Japanese's attack on Pearl Harbor and other islands in the Pacific.  Can the flight crews and passengers make it out alive? Send us Fan…

2026 is the 50th anniversary of the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.  Perfect time to profile the museum, its history, and what its like to visit there today. Send us Fan Mail

How about we start series 5 with the Saturn V.  On this Mansplaneing podcast episode we cover the achievement of the first Moon rocket, and share quotes of what it was like to ride on the Saturn V from 5 astronauts. Send us Fan Mail

Here is a countdown episodes coming in series 5. Send us Fan Mail

On this Extra Section Episode, we welcome back Jeff Lester to talk airlines.  Topics include airline history, and the airline industry, but more prominently Piedmont Airlines. Send us Fan Mail

You might not expect the state of West Virginia to produce one of the most daring aviators of all time.  This is part 1 of Chuck Yeager's story from the hollers of West Virginia, to the skies of WWII, to hiding out in the French countryside, to the premiere airbase for aircraft testing.   Send…