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5x5 with Scott Corley

Scott Corley

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Frequency: 1 episode/35d. Total Eps: 16

Scott interviews various people of interest who share their unique perspectives on life and their careers. Many of the episodes will be focused on aviation.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - aviation
21/07/2026
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https://www.wg430.com
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https://www.panam.org/about/606-across-the-pacific-film
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#16 Captain Michael Gillen, Ph.D. On Safety, Command, Proficiency, and the Boeing 737

Episode 16

Monday, September 5, 2022 • Duration 01:34:37

Mike Gillen is the Senior Manager Fleet Standards of the Boeing 737 for a global, U.S. based airline.

Mike's wealth of academic study and professional experience make him a true leader of global airline safety. By age 30 he was the Lead Instructor Pilot of the B777 for his airline. He has subsequently undertaken the professional roles of: Check Airman Captain, New Hire Pilot Program Manager, Command Development Program Manager, Project Manager of Corporate Safety Integration of merged airlines, and Management Representative for ASAP programs. He has earned both Masters of Science, and a Ph.D. in Aerospace Science with focus on degradation of pilot skills, and the effects of startle training on pilots.

In this conversation we discuss: Startle training and effects, airline safety in general, attitudes for successful training events, staying proficient, hand-flying the 737, Mike's career path, and what makes a good pilot.

I'm grateful for Mike sharing his perspectives in this conversation.

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#15 Seth Witcher is Music

Episode 15

Thursday, August 25, 2022 • Duration 01:56:18

Seth Witcher is a musician/songwriter living in southeast PA. His energy is contagious. I loved talking to him. I think he will achieve his dreams. This is not a typical interview of mine. We get philosophical, spiritual and deep. I hope you like it. I have three more aviation interviews recorded coming out soon. Stay tuned! Check out Seth on: https://www.sethwitcherofficial.com https://linktr.ee/SethWitcher https://open.spotify.com/artist/1ZhkKeKtiudozmRzWpcBwM?si=DrkQZI0WTBeJyoimGw6YYw https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnPmKJ5Wk3dA3uwrrVQYTKQ https://www.instagram.com/seth_witcher/ 23:55 Trials of faith 33:50 Goals 39:30 What sustains Seth’s career 41:30 Lehigh valley 48:20 How do you make your music 52:35 Headspace for recordings 55:15 The Making of “We’re All Human” video 64:20 Seth’s Electric Guitar 71:45 Marionette 75:00 No Backup plan 78:30 Drums 83:45 Singles vs Albums 87:15 I Hate Love Songs 93:00 Flying 103:00 Seth’s ties to aviation

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#5: How to Make Great Sushi and Run a Great Sushi Joint with Anthony Pascale

Episode 5

Monday, September 13, 2021 • Duration 01:18:09

Anthony Pascale is the owner and Executive Chef of Saiko Sushi in San Diego. With two locations, one in Coronado, and one in North Park, he offers sublime sushi. View this episode on YouTube. There are pictures discussed later in the interview. He has been a successful restaurant owner for over a decade. Follow Saiko Sushi on Instagram at www.instagram.com/saikosushi/ Email any feedback to me at sjctalks@gmail.com

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How to Prepare for an Airline Interview with Lori Clark

Episode 4

Monday, August 16, 2021 • Duration 01:41:27

Lori Clark and I discuss the interview process for major airlines.

Lori Clark runs Clark Aviation Consulting. She has been helping pilots land their dream jobs for over 17 years. We talk about the hiring and interview process, adversarial interviewers, networking, college, imposter syndrome, surprises, and automation.

I had a lot of fun interviewing her.

Find her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clarkconsult...Her Email: Lori@Flytheline.com

I like talking to many different people about many different interests. It is my highest hope for this podcast that others might find these conversations interesting and/or helpful. Please reach out to me at sjctalks@gmail.com with any comments.

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Steve Randall Part 2 of 2

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, July 19, 2021 • Duration 01:37:27

Part 2 of 2 Steve Randall gained his early pilot experience by moving airplanes around the world for hire. He described his journeys in the book, Rubber Suits & Lukewarm Soup: Surviving Life as an Oceanic Ferry Pilot. To allow the most proceeds to get to the charity from the purchase of the book, order a copy at redwoodbusdriver.com All proceeds go to the Douglas Bader Foundation. https://www.douglasbaderfoundation.com Steve also chronicles his journeys in his deHaviland DHC-1 "Chipmunk" on his website: https://www.wg430.com Follow him on Instagram @redwoodbusdriver

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(Pilot Life) Steve Randall, Author of "Rubber Suits & Lukewarm Soup: Part 1 of 2

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, July 19, 2021 • Duration 02:13:41

Steve Randall gained his early pilot experience by moving airplanes around the world for hire. He described his journeys in the book, Rubber Suits & Lukewarm Soup: Surviving Life as an Oceanic Ferry Pilot. To allow the most proceeds to get to the charity from the purchase of the book, order a copy at redwoodbusdriver.com All proceeds go to the Douglas Bader Foundation. https://www.douglasbaderfoundation.com Steve also chronicles his journeys in his deHaviland DHC-1 "Chipmunk" on his website: https://www.wg430.com Follow him on Instagram @redwoodbusdriver

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Ken Simons, Founder and Inventor of VeloChair

Season 1 · Episode 2

Tuesday, June 22, 2021 • Duration 01:34:23

Ken Simons is the founder and inventor of VeloChair. He is also a good friend. I have admired Ken since I first met him back when I was a flight instructor and charter pilot at Somerset Airport back in 1998. Ken was then an executive for a large home building corporation. I was never a flight instructor of his, but I remember Ken taking tailwheel lessons with a fellow flight instructor. He would come out of each lesson beaming. He would have a glow that only comes from the type of joy that arises from the sense of accomplishment of getting better at a thing that you love to do, and thirst to know more about. Being a young flight instructor around an airport is a great experience. You get to rub elbows with older and wiser people who now have the resources coupled with the sense of adventure to do things like learn to fly. Ken’s success as a businessman earned him sole ownership of a Piper Turbo Aztec, a six seat, twin engine plane. I didn’t realize it then but Ken was a living embodiment of the aspects of great leadership. Ken never takes things personally, is slow to judge, and quick to forgive. Now, having retired from construction, he has turned his disability into a gift to the world, by developing his invention the VeloChair. Follow VeloChair on Instagram. www.myvelochair.com The Ted talk on seduction referenced @ 22:00: https://youtu.be/TBIL2sdfoVc 1:00 Disability 2:00 Problem solving 3:15 Who can use VeloChair 7:45 Biggest obstacles facing VeloChair today 9:00 Where you can use VeloChair and how it works 14:45 How to get a VeloChair www.myvelochair.com 15:25 How VeloChair was developed 16:45 The secret to Ken’s ability to thrive 18:25 Starting from the beginning of Ken’s life 20:30 Religion and Coca-Cola 21:40 Sensual Ken 23:00 Focusing on positives 24:40 Perspectives on forgiveness and non-judgement 28:45 Win as much as you can… trusting again 34:00 Not being afraid of fear 38:45 Leading those who are smarter than you 39:30 Hiring quality people 46:20 Different perspectives 57:00 Discovering new interests at young age and getting fit 59:30 Early money lessons 62:00 College paid for by US Army 63:10 Marrying Wendy and off to Germany 64:40 If you hang with those doobie smokers I’m calling the cops 69:50 Meeting the SS 72:00 Perspectives on the Holocaust 78:45Religion 80:30 Measuring the success of your children 82:15 Seeing eye to eye in raising kids 89:00 Ken’s rule of one Change your perspectives of the problem 91:45 Meaning and Purpose

Mike Marts. Editor-in-Chief of AfterShock Comics

Season 1 · Episode 1

Saturday, April 3, 2021 • Duration 01:27:19

Mike Marts is the Editor-in-Chief of AfterShock Comics. Mike tells the story of how he arrived where he is in the comic industry today: How he got his feet back underneath himself after dropping out of USMA West Point in the first two weeks; to becoming Executive Editor to famed comic book productions including X-Men and Batman. Finally his story culminates in being a founding partner of AfterShock Comics. Mike's hard work, dedication, and genuine good character are something I admire. Therefore, he was the perfect first guest for my podcast! Check out AfterShock comics: https://aftershockcomics.com Mike offers coaching to aspiring comic writers: https://www.comicscoach.com Mike is on Instagram @mikemarts. 02:00 Dropping out of West Point 11:00 Trying to find a path 15:30 Finding it. 18:15 Showing up. 21:15 First Marvel Internship. 26:30 First Job. 29:00 Leaving Marvel for the first time. Marvel bankruptcy. 31:30 What it means to be an editor/executive editor. 35:20 How an editor treats different writers. 37:50 Switch to DC Batman. 39:55 favorite comic book character What makes Batman so great. 45:55 Recovering from mistakes. 48:50 What is Mike excited about in the industry. 56:45 Comic books that made it to streaming. 58:55 Aftershock business model rewards creators 1:02:55 How aftershock started. 1:04:35 Robert Kirkman and the Walking Dead business model. 1:07:45 Working with Kevin Smith. 1:11:30 The Mandolorian. 1:15:20 The Ninja 9.

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#14 Robert Gandt, Author of SkyGods: The Fall of Pan Am

Episode 14

Sunday, July 17, 2022 • Duration 01:29:14

Robert Gandt is an award winning author and a highly accomplished pilot. His books have won multiple awards for excellence in history. His pilot skills have elevated him to the upper echelons in every organization in which he has flown. He has experience as a naval aviator, supervisory airline pilot, and general aviation aerobatic team leader. He has written more than a dozen books. You can find access to his books and learn more about Bob here: Gandt.com — His official site https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Gandt https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Gandt/e/B000APS3Q8/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1 Bob has been a featured contributor for the recent three part documentary “Across the Pacific”. Check it out here: https://www.panam.org/about/606-across-the-pacific-film Bob was hired by Pan-Am in 1965 and stayed until his feet got acquired by Delta airlines near the end of Pan Am. I am highly honored that he would have a conversation with me about his book SkyGods: The Fall of Pan Am, and his experience of being a pilot for the airliner This interview is a certainty a highlight of my podcasting endeavors. I cannot express enough gratitude to Bob for this opportunity. I hope you enjoy the following conversation.

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#13 Lamont McClure, Northampton County Executive

Episode 13

Thursday, July 14, 2022 • Duration 56:47

In the following interview with Lamont McClure, Northampton county executive you’ll learn his take on the context of the warehouse development in the Lehigh Valley and more. We discuss his role and responsibilities, and various other issues affecting the the Lehigh Valley today. This is the first in what will become a series of episodes where I meet with our elected officials, and those who seek office, to better understand their perspectives and what motivates them. I am always looking for feedback. Please send any comments or questions to sjctalks@gmail.com 00:00 What the Executive does 5:20 Fair elections 10:45 Are local Politics as polarized at the local level? Differences between Democrats and Republicans 11:30 Why did you choose the Democratic Party 13:00 Perspective on Republican point of view. 16:00 Warehouses 18:30 The effect of the collapse of Bethlehem Steel as it relates to the economic development efforts in the Lehigh Valley 20:00 Land preservation. 22:30 Farmland preservation particulars 24:40 Zoning 29:30 Attracting white collar jobs to the Valley and help for small businesses 32:20 Resources for entrepreneurs/small businesses 34:00 Mental Health in the Lehigh Valley 36:40 The role of unions in our economy 43:45 The call to public service 46:00 Taxes 48:15 Lamont asks me questions about my career

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