Bessie is back in Texas to open a flight school. Another disaster sends Bessie packing yet again where she meets an influential person who would change her life.

After a terrifying crash, Bessie returns home to recover and reunites with an old friend. While in Chicago, Bessie realizes her calling is in the air, not on the ground.

Bessie wows crowds as a stunt pilot. Dubbed "The World's Greatest Flyer" by American press, Bessie decides it is time to own her own plane.

Bessie returns home to the US to cheering crowds. The return to the States proves to be another culture shock as Bessie struggles to find a job. But Bessie is now a licensed pilot and has other plans which take her back to Europe.

Bessie is challenged at flight school and digs deep to prove herself and reach her goals. While savoring her new life in Paris, she meets an interesting new friend with significant connections.

Frustrated by racism and misogyny and inspired by Eugene Bullard, Bessie looks to France as an opportunity to become a pilot. 

Bessie reunites with siblings to start a new life in Chicago. A country girl from Texas has a lot to learn about life in a big city.  

Bessie Coleman tells her story which begins in a poor town in the Jim Crow south and ends with the United States Treasuryminting a quarter with her name and face. In this episode, we meet Bessie and her parents, who wanted her to keep her feet on solid ground and not dream too big. But that was never in Bessie's nature.

Imagine a time when America's first Black pilots take to the skies. Even with little money, no support, and dwindling resources, these Invisible Eagles were still able to secure record-breaking achievements in aviation. This podcast tells the story of one of these pioneers, Bessie Coleman (Quvenzhané Wallis), who became the very first Black woman to ever take flight.

American Urban Radio Networks (AURN) and Flying Free Films present INVISIBLE EAGLES: BESSIE COLEMAN. Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform now so you can get the latest episodes as soon as they're released. And please rate and review so more listeners like you can find this truly historic story.