EP11 – Alexander Feldt – The Life of a Park Ranger in Russia’s High Arctic
Alexander Feldt has spent the last decade working as an Arctic guide both on land and on expedition cruise ships in Russia’s Far North and
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EP10 – Ted Cheeseman – Photographing whales to tell their story – for fun + science – with happywhale.com
Ted Cheeseman is the founder of happywhale.com, a project that aims to photo identify the world’s whales through Citizen Science and as such, better understand
EP09 – Michael Andersson – Guarding Greenland’s coast by dogsled as part of Denmark’s elite naval unit – the Sirius Patrol
Danish national Michael Andersson let his military training and certified carpenter skills lead him from Europe to Canada, Zanzibar to Greenland and Svalbard, and then
EP08 – Sarah Woodall – From OCD event planner in Washington DC to the slow life in remote southern Greenland
What happens when you thought your destiny would take you closer to the equator to a Spanish-speaking country, and then discover that your heart is
EP07 – Bob Gilmore – From ‘fuel guy’ in Antarctica’s interior to polar citizen science trailblazer
Today we bring you the story of Bob Gilmore, a former McMurdo base staff member and longtime polar expedition guide who supported both the on-the-ground
EP06 – Felicity Aston – Spending two months alone in Antarctica + other tales of doing what no woman has done before
Today on AntArctic Stories, we speak with Felicity Aston. Her story is absolutely incredible – going from someone who didn’t particularly like Phys Ed class
EP05 – Graham Charles: Achieving ‘world firsts’ + helping professionalize the polar guiding industry
On this episode of AntArctic Stories, we speak with Graham Charles, one of New Zealand’s most versatile outdoor professionals, with over thirty years of professional
EP04 – Allison Cusick: Changing the data-gathering game through Citizen Science
Allison Cusick is a wildly interesting ‘woman scientist’ and key member of the Polar Citizen Science Collective who spent 10 years as a research biologist
EP03 – Mikolaj Golachowski: Life at a polar research station and falling down a crevasse…alone
Mikolaj Golachowski, a biologist by training, lived and worked at Henryk Arctowski Polish Antarctic Station off-and-on over the course of several years, including taking on
EP02 – Johanna Davidsson: Skiing to the South Pole and kite-skiing back again (solo)
Johanna Davidson is a Swedish adventurer and self-described ‘cheerful ski bum’ who has gone further than most humans in chasing her dreams of a life
EP01 – Paul Hart: Crossing the Antarctic Peninsula by man-haul
Paul Hart, former Army and Royal Navy officer, takes us along on the recounting of his incredible journey across the Antarctic Peninsula by man-haul, a
