S2 EP9 – Jerome Viard – Bon appétit: Tales from the French Pastry Chef that Helped Feed South Georgia’s Rat Team
Jerome Viard grew up in France and moved to the UK 13 years ago where he has enjoyed a successful career as a chef,
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S2 EP8 – Dr Lesley Cadzow – The Unusual Adventures of a Ship-based Expedition Doctor
Expedition Doctor Lesley Cadzow was born in Scotland and spent her formative years pouring over medical books, with a keen interest in tropical diseases.
S2 EP7 – Five Reasons to Avoid Crowdsourcing your Trip to Antarctica (and what to do instead)
What is the best company to travel to Antarctica with? What’s the best ship, or time of year? With an overwhelming amount of
S2 EP6 – Theo Crutchley-Mack – Being an Artist in Residence on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia
Theo Crutchley-Mack is a contemporary British artist whose work appears globally in private and public collections. He strives to record the obscure landscape, often
S2 EP5 – Alexia Spencer – Growing Greens 650 Miles from the North Pole with Polar Permaculture
Alexia Spencer is Chief Operating Officer running day-to-day operations of Polar Permaculture, founded by visionary chef Benjamin Vidmar. They’re based in Longyearbyen, Svalbard and their
S2 EP4 – Howard Whelan – Tales from three decades of polar expeditioning – Part 2
We are joined once again by expeditioner Howard Whelan for Part 2 of his life story from the polar regions. In this episode, we continue
S2 EP3 – Howard Whelan – Tales from three decades of polar expeditioning – Part 1
Howard Whelan is a polar expedition treasure having worked in the industry for three decades. But his story begins long before that and involves working
S2 EP2 – Crimes in Antarctica – The cold, cruel, and desperate happenings on earth’s most remote continent
This episode is a slight departure from our usual programming. Buckle up for a deep dive into a truly fascinating topic…Antarctic crime. Crimes which occur
S2 EP1 – Caitlyn Webster – Exploring the icy underworld through the eyes of a polar expedition diver
Southern California-based Caitlyn Webster is an “Undersea Specialist” who interprets the natural history of everything and anything under the sea. Through stunning videography, she’s able
EP14 – Tami Harris + Dave Weisman – How to choose the right adventure once you’ve caught the ‘polar bug’
Today on AntArctic Stories we have a different kind of guest. In fact, there are two: Tami Harris and Dave Weisman. We’ve received a number
EP13 – Stephen Eastaugh – A landscape artist that overwintered in Antarctica
Stephen Eastaugh is an Australian contemporary artist from Melbourne, Australia. He is known for producing semi-abstract, mixed media art, and his work is informed by
EP12 – Sarah Lurcock – Six months a year, every year: a story of living on South Georgia for love and preservation
Few faces in the sub-Antarctic world are as familiar as that of Sarah Lurcock, South Georgia Heritage Trust’s Director on South Georgia. Tireless in her
