Drones in the Wild West w/ Drone Diva Desi | Episode 12
Mark Masterton speaks with Desiree Ekstein, also known as Drone Diva Desi, about how she got into drones, how her background in events and logistics shaped her safety-first approach, and how she now uses drones for teaching, history preservation, and off-grid desert work. Desi also shares what it was like becoming one of the early women to earn a Part 107 certificate and why she sees drones as a serious career path, not toys.In this episode, Desi explains how her work spans flying, teaching, public speaking, writing, and mentoring, with a strong focus on opening doors for women and young people. They also dig into her Arizona desert adventures, her book Desert Escape, Off Road, Off Grid, and In the Air, and her hopes for the future of drone use in medical delivery and beyond. Links: https://onthegovideo.biz/ https://www.youtube.com/@DroneDivaDesi https://a.co/d/05NuGm05 Chapters 00:00 Episode preview 01:06 Partner message 01:17 Meet Drone Diva Desi 01:50 How Desiree found drones 03:20 Early commercial drone flying and safety 06:43 Being a woman in the drone industry 08:05 Entrepreneurship, events, and risk management 09:52 Life on the road and Desert Escape 13:37 Drones as serious career tools 15:17 Girls Take Flight and STEM education 18:05 Sharing knowledge through teaching and writing 20:55 Discovering and mapping desert history 22:29 Digital preservation with Gaussian splats 26:30 The future of drone technology 27:49 Advice for aspiring women in aviation 30:12 Women and Drones Hall of Fame 32:59 What’s next for Drone Diva Desi 36:12 Closing remarks
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