Journalism
First Flights with Kate Broug is an aviation documentary series that takes viewers on a journey through the skies and beyond, exploring the profound impact of flight on human history, culture, and exploration.
Pilot, explorer and documentary-filmmaker Kate Broug takes audiences on a journey across the globe, exploring the extraordinary individuals and daring achievements that have shaped the world of flight as we know it.
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Episodes
Hidden Aviation
Hidden Aviation is the short-form vertical series within First Flights with Kate Broug, created in collaboration with museums, archives, cultural institutions, and aviation organizations—including the Intrepid Museum, Grand Central Terminal, the Pan Am Museum Foundation, the New Museum, and more.
Each 30–70 second reel explores a single concept, aircraft, historic event, pioneering figure, technological breakthrough, or unexpected story from the world of flight. Drawing on the collections, expertise, archival materials, and perspectives of its collaborators, Hidden Aviation brings overlooked stories out of museums and archives and introduces them to a wider digital audience.
Through concise narration, compelling visuals, and carefully researched storytelling, the series makes aviation history, science, technology, and culture engaging and accessible. As part of First Flights, Hidden Aviation celebrates flight in all its forms while connecting audiences with the institutions preserving its past, documenting its present, and inspiring its future.
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The Pivotal Moment
“Listen. Be aware that you can learn from everyone.”
Podcast host
Drawing on her journalism background, Kate decided to launch a new podcast called “The Pivotal Moment - with Kate Broug”. Now with tens of thousands of subscribers, she publishes a podcast interview each month with a successful female entrepreneur and thought leader. They discuss their successes and mistakes and explore the challenges and barriers they have had to overcome.
Through the podcast, Kate hopes to inform, inspire and hopefully mentor the next generation of female business leaders. Each episode has an average length of at least 30 minutes and focuses on one successful female business owner’s life and work.
Among other trailblazing women, Kate recently interviewed Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter to cultural figures Malcolm X and Betty Shabazz, along with Elaine Kwon, a Carnegie Hall concert pianist, MIT lecturer, and business founder and Kit Kemp MBE, founder and Creative Director of the Firmdale Hotels.
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