On this week’s Red Belly Radio I interview baseball legend Nolan Ryan. He struck out 5,714 batters and threw seven no hitters in his 27 seasons as a major leaguer.  I don’t know how many people could get into the old Texas Rangers baseball stadium, but I have a feeling Nolan has heard from more than that number that “They were there.” Well for all you people who drove by during that game and claim to have been there—I REALLY WAS!

We’ve got another round of “It’s On” ads coming out this weekend, and this episode of Red Belly Radio is about an "It’s On” contest we held just for our Employees. As you can imagine, we got a variety of entries, and some of the more notable ones are on this week’s Red Belly Radio.

I interview three Employees who were involved with helping to spruce-up, organize and paint an elementary school near our newest airport, Boston Logan.

This episode is about how hurricanes get named and how Southwest Airlines reacts to them. I refer to several storms from when this was recorded.—Don’t worry, hurricane Ike is not coming again! And you will learn why Ike will never come back.

This episode of Red Belly Radio is an excerpt of the full one-hour call about the Frontier bid. The two officers answering questions are Bob Jordan, Executive Vice President Strategy and Planning, and Ron Ricks Executive Vice President Corporate Services and Corporate Secretary.