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Send us Fan Mail Dating at 35,000 feet isn’t all romance. Joshua, Michelle, and Darion unpack the real highs, lows, and red flags of love as a flight attendant—where distance, trust, and timing mean everything. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Summer travel doesn’t have to be chaotic. Joshua, Michelle, and Darion share insider tips to help you fly smarter, avoid mistakes, and navigate busy airports like a pro. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Special International Flight Attendant Day LIVE episode as we celebrate the skies and the people who make them feel like home. Joshua, Michelle, and Darion kick things off with updates from our latest interviews. We also unpack recent industry news, and open the floor to our live audience. Whether you’re a flight attendant sharing your journey or a traveler with questions, we want to hear from you. From pet peeves to favorite destinations, no two perspectives are the same at 35,000 feet. Before we go live, we lay down a few ground rules: keep it respectful, keep it quick, and don’t call out any airline. This is a space for open conversation, storytelling, and community. So sit back, relax, and ride the jumpseat with us for a celebration of aviation, connection, and perspective. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail The wings are pinned, the uniform is crisp, and the training high is real—but now what? In Episode 5, the Jumpseat Chronicles crew gets real about the "probation life" and what it actually takes to survive your first year in the sky. We’re sharing the unwritten rules of the galley, the secret to making your per diem last, and how to earn the respect of the "senior mamas and papas" without losing your sanity. This isn't just about keeping your job; it’s about thriving in the chaos and finding your rhythm in a lifestyle that never sleeps. Grab your "go-bag" and tune in—we’re showing you how to turn your probation into a promotion. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever looked at the crew walking through the terminal and thought, "That’s going to be me one day"? Well, it’s time to stop dreaming and start packing. In this episode of Jumpseat Chronicles, Joshua, Michelle, and Darion are handing you the ultimate "boarding pass" to your new career. We’re pulling back the curtain on the high-stakes world of airline recruiting—from crafting a resume that screams "Safety Professional" to mastering the STAR method like a seasoned pro. Whether you’re nervous about the group interview or wondering if "I love to travel" is still a valid answer (spoiler: it’s not!), we’ve got the insider tips to help you land the job. Your journey to 35,000 feet starts right here. Clear for takeoff? Let's get you hired. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Fasten your seatbelts—this one’s gonna be a little bumpy. In this episode, we break down the turbulence and tailwinds of being a flight attendant, from unforgettable perks and life-changing moments to the behind-the-scenes struggles nobody warns you about. The pros? Iconic. The woes? Very real. Buckle up for honesty at cruising altitude. Two part episode! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail Fasten your seatbelts—this one’s gonna be a little bumpy. In this episode, we break down the turbulence and tailwinds of being a flight attendant, from unforgettable perks and life-changing moments to the behind-the-scenes struggles nobody warns you about. The pros? Iconic. The woes? Very real. Buckle up for honesty at cruising altitude. Two part episode! Support the show

Send us Fan Mail For our very first flight, we’re tackling one of the most tired and disrespectful myths in aviation — the idea that flight attendants are “hoes.” From pop culture stereotypes to real-life assumptions, we break down where this narrative comes from, how it shows up on and off the aircraft. With humor, honesty, and lived experience, Joshua, Michelle, and Darion unpack the realities of professionalism, boundaries, and individuality in the skies. This episode sets the tone for Jumpseat Chronicles: real conversations, no turbulence avoided, and truth served at cruising altitude. Support the show