Antarcticology (ANTARCTIC RESEARCH) with Ariel Waldman

Oh hey, it's the bookmark. That's just a receipt for the book. Allie Ward and buckle up, bundle up. I'm taking you to Antarctica. Well, I'm not doing anything.

I'm just asking an allogist questions and they will take you on their journey from a curious outsider to very much insider research station at the bottom of the globe. They have worked for NASA. They are a National Geographic explorer, a microscopist. a filmmaker, a TED speaker, and host of their own excellent new PBS series, Life Unearthed, which debuted the very day that we chatted for this episode. We'll get right to it.

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