Flight attendants function as first responders in the sky and have to deal with unruly passengers, staff shortages, and flight cancellations. Season 2 of Beyond the Scenes takes flight with host Roy Wood Jr., who chats with Daily Show writer and frequent flier, Kat Radley, and the International President of the Association of Flight Attendants, Sara Nelson. They discuss the drive to unionize Delta flight attendants, how the #MeToo movement impacted the airline industry, and their worst flying experiences.
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I might have to slip into Sara’s DM’
ReplyRoy! I follow your lead fam
ReplyWe need the jelly!
ReplyThank you brave ladies for telling it like it is! Roy your doing a fine job young man!
ReplySO glad to see Season 2 of Beyond the Scenes–this is one of my favorite podcasts–thank you Roy!
ReplyJust saying…not paying employees until the cabin door closes is the same way Uber and Lyft pay any drivers… And a lot of those drivers provide water and snacks out of their own pockets!!! No wonder the airlines want to do that too, or did Uber and Lyft get that idea from the airlines??
ReplyRoy as a southern mostly white lady you are my favorite personality so relatable you deserve a big raise
ReplyMight need some in flight psychologist ?
ReplyWE’RE GONNA GET TO DENVER REAL FAST
Replywhat a great guest and segment
Ill bring the restraint tape for you next time.
ReplyKeep organizing, stay strong, and remember that the industry cannot survive, let alone keep the shareholders happy. Keep
Replytalking truth to power. Thank you for every you do !
Three clowns
ReplyPeanut Butter and jam for me.
ReplyGREAT SEGMENT!!
ReplyWhere’s Neil DeGrass Tyson?
ReplyWhat a delightful conversation to watch, really informative and funny. Great for the AFA to have Sara as their president, a very smart and communicative person.
ReplyGreat discussion, I have a new appreciation for the plight (and patience) of flight attendants.
ReplyNot getting paid until Airlines door is closed, disgusting.
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