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Caroline Paul’s Why Fly—open-cockpit flight and clarity when life on the ground gets turbulent

Caroline Paul’s Why Fly—open-cockpit flight, awe from above, and the hard-won clarity that comes when life on the ground gets turbulent Caroline Paul—former San Francisco firefighter, lifelong adventurer, and pilot—joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about her new book, Why Fly (launching February 24). We talk gyrocopters, paragliding, trikes, the “rat-tat-tat” rhythm of humor and terror in pilot stories, and the way aviation can become both refuge and mirror when relationships shift and life asks us to find our footing again. 📚 Pre-order Why Fly through my website here: https://literaryaviatrix.com/book/why... In This Episode: Why the title is Why Fly (no question mark—and why that matters) Caroline’s flight path: Cessna training → paragliding → weight-shift trike → gyrocopter What a gyrocopter is, how it flies, and why it stole her heart “Pilot error” as a framework for accountability, learning, and humility The wonder of flight: scale, perspective, and the quiet, tearful moments that catch you by surprise Why girls are often trained to be cautious—and how bravery can be taught Tower communication vs. relationship communication Featured Book Why Fly — Caroline Paul (Launch: Feb 24) Caroline’s Other Titles Fighting Fire (memoir) The Gutsy Girl You Are Mighty Tough Broad Lost Cat East Wind Rain About Caroline Paul Caroline Paul is a former San Francisco firefighter, author of eight books, and a lifelong pilot and outdoor adventurer. Her writing explores bravery, wonder, risk, and what we learn when we choose to step outside our comfort zones.