Another Empty Kitchen

Kathy Julien

Stories from ordinary women living extraordinary lives

  1. Episode 61 - Captain Terry London Rinehart - Trail Blazer to Survivor

    1D AGO

    Episode 61 - Captain Terry London Rinehart - Trail Blazer to Survivor

    Captain Terry London Rinehart shares her extraordinary family history and personal journey of being born with aviation in her DNA. Both of Terry’s parents were WWII pilots — her father a cargo pilot, and her mother one of the original WASPs (Women's Air Service Pilots), as well as the Commander of her Squadron in Long Beach, California. She was also the only woman pilot in WWII to receive the Air Medal. Growing up alongside her sister, Terry spent her childhood coloring and playing with dolls in the back of aircraft her parents test-flew for the famous Powder Puff Derby, originally founded in 1929 as the Women’s Air Derby. At just 19 years old, Terry read an article about Trui Windried, the first Scandinavian woman airline pilot, and instantly knew that was the path she wanted to follow. Trusting her heart and her dreams, Terry went on to become one of the first female airline pilots in the United States. She began her career with Western Airlines and retired 29 years later from Delta Air Lines as a Captain on the Boeing 767. But Terry wasn’t finished flying yet. She went on to fly corporate aviation for another seven years, piloting both the Boeing 757 and 767 for a high-profile tech company. A devoted wife and mother, Terry and her husband — also an airline pilot — carefully balanced their schedules while raising three children, all of whom eventually became pilots themselves. Then, in her mid-70s, Terry received the shocking diagnosis of an aggressive form of breast cancer. Through determination, resilience, an unwavering positive attitude, and the support of a loving family and community, Terry — now nearly 78 years old — is cancer free and passionately spreading awareness about cancer risks later in life. In her spare time, Terry has also dedicated the past 20 years to volunteering at Mary’s Kitchen in San Jose, California. This is a story you do not want to miss. Please listen, comment, and share this episode with anyone and everyone. This interview offers something meaningful for all of us to take to heart. Thank you so much for listening and for your continued support. Blue skies... Organizations related to this episode: www.marthas-kitchen.orgwww.nationalbreastcancer.orgwww.bold.org/scholarships

    40 min
  2. Episode 56 - Revisiting Tough Broad Caroline Paul

    11/17/2025

    Episode 56 - Revisiting Tough Broad Caroline Paul

    While I reorganize my life, I am revisiting some of the most popular episodes from Another Empty Kitchen. This episode is very near and dear to my heart; my interview with author and badass adventure woman, Caroline Paul. Caroline shares inspiring experiences from her own life, as well as women who, in the later years of their lives, decided to step way out of their comfort zones and take on challenges they might never have imagined earlier in their lives. From climbing to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge, to bird watching to BASE jumping, Caroline shares these stories in her books, The Gutsy Girl and Tough Broad. She challenges all of us to get out doors, get into nature, change our perspective and maybe even add a few good years to our lives. I love this episode. Please give it a listen, whether it is your first visit to my podcast, or you are a loyal follower, I know you will get some inspiration from Tough Broad, Caroline Paul. Thanks for being here. I appreciate all of you. Leave me a comment on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or my website, While I reorganize my life, I am revisiting some of the most popular episodes from Another Empty Kitchen. This episode is very near and dear to my heart; my interview with author and badass adventurer woman, Caroline Paul. Caroline shares inspiring experiences from her own life, as well as women who, in the later years of their lives, decided to step way out of their comfort zones and take on challenges they might never have imagined earlier in their lives. From climbing to the top of the Golden Gate Bridge, to bird watching to BASE jumping, Caroline shares these stories in her books, The Gutsy Girl and Tough Broad. She challenges all of us to get out doors, get into nature, change our perspective and maybe even add a few good years to our lives. I love this episode. Please give it a listen, whether it is your first visit to my podcast, or you are a loyal follower, I know you will get some inspiration from Tough Broad, Caroline Paul. Thanks for being here. I appreciate all of you. Leave me a comment on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or my website, https//anotheremptykitchen.com. I love you all. Blue skies... Caroline's Info: carolinepaul.com TED TALKS on YouTube

    40 min
5
out of 5
12 Ratings

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