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FROM THE COCKPIT — EPISODE 245 SUMMARY: In this episode, Commander Drew and Dr. Paul take a front-row seat to one of humanity's boldest missions: Artemis II — the first crewed flight around the Moon in over 50 years. They break it down in plain English, from liftoff to splashdown, and connect it to the kind of courage it takes to fly into the unknown. Then the conversation comes back to Earth with two powerful pieces of good news: Sweden's decision to put books back in classrooms, and new global research on the surprising power of forgiveness. 

We talk about: 

• What Artemis II actually did — and why it matters for the future of space exploration
• The "skip re-entry" maneuver that kept four astronauts from burning up on the way home
• Why Sweden is ditching screens in classrooms — and what the research actually says
• Forgiveness as an internal maintenance check — patching the cracks so your soul doesn't fail under stress
• The Jet Jolt: Why some airliners land sideways on purpose — and nail it every time
• Rosalita in Minneapolis asks: How do I build a news pre-flight checklist so I can think for myself?
• Ace's Gouge: Three money moves in your 20s, 30s, and 40s nobody actually teaches you
• A Wingman Story that will stay with you: "The Extra Chair”

 
Your Wingman Challenge This Week: Ask yourself — who am I still carrying in my head and my heart? Choose one small act of forgiveness this week. Not for them. For you.
 
Small moves, flown consistently, change the whole flight plan. Thanks for flying with us. Your Wingmen, Commander Drew & Dr. Paul — The Wingman Show