Camp I-Thonka-Chi, Here We Come!

I'm spending time at my favorite camp right now - www.campbarnabas.org Great post! I'm happy to report that the time has come once again to join some of my Fellow Southwest Airlines Employees as we share our LUV with our cherished Friends at Camp I-Thonka-Chi (for more information on the remarkable children and young adults who visit this incredible Camp, please see my Categories: Southwest Culture Posted by: Jim Herring | Jun 09, 2009 at 8:15 pm

Wings and Caffeine

Hey Steve, I'm not a coffee drinker either but I have a great coffee story to tell you sometime. Another good show - John How many Southwest Airlines Employees does it take to change the coffee brand and cup design on our aircraft? Categories: Flying, Nutty stuff, Under the hood Posted by: Steve Heaser | May 14, 2009 at 9:57 am

My Peanut and I Fly Southwest Contest

We posted one on our Twitter page ArvinFamily - We LUV flying SWA One of the many things I love about mommy-blogging is the community. Moms love to talk with other moms about what they like, don't like and experience while navigating parenthood. Categories: Flying Posted by: JessicaTurner | May 11, 2009 at 3:56 pm

Boeing 737—Accept No Substitutes

AWESOME!!! Great job Steve - Great questions too. Nice job researching. I wonder where you got the idea for this one? ; ) This episode of Red Belly Radio is about why Southwest Airlines operates only one type of aircraft, the Boeing 737. The simple answer is because it is reliable. Categories: Airports, Flying, Southwest Culture Posted by: Steve Heaser | Apr 29, 2009 at 9:37 pm

Here Come ‘da (Chili) Judge

Great job Steve and Christi! Made me feel like I was there only without the bad after affects. I hope one day I can participate in one of the "LAST" cookoffs. For about a dozen years, I have cooked and competed in the Southwest Airlines Annual Chili Cook-off, about one-third of the time it has been held. This episode of Red Belly Radio was recorded at the 36th and last cook-off. Categories: Southwest Culture Posted by: Steve Heaser | Apr 09, 2009 at 4:17 pm

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