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The Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration (Ends of The Earth VI)

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Ends of The Earth shifts its focus to the southern pole in its penultimate episode. For Robert Falcon Scott, the Discovery Expedition would prove to be career-making. And yet, its shortcomings would set the stage for a final, calamitous journey and the conclusion of man’s reach for the Earth’s poles.

Ends of the Earth explores the increasingly vain efforts taken by those hoping to conquer the earth's poles. This multi-part series follows those who faced unbearable weather conditions, violent seas, and the least hospitable lands imaginable.

This episode of Grisly History is hosted by Graham Parker and produced by Michael Ruiz.
Theme music composed by Michael Ruiz. Excerpt from Lakmé - Duo des fleurs rendition on piano performed by Michael Ruiz. Foley and sound effects are sourced from Freesound and Zapsplat.
Learn more about the show by visiting GrislyHistory.com
To support the show, please visit the Grisly History Patreon.



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Ends of The Earth shifts its focus to the southern pole in its penultimate episode. For Robert Falcon Scott, the Discovery Expedition would prove to be career-making. And yet, its shortcomings would set the stage for a final, calamitous journey and the conclusion of man’s reach for the Earth’s poles.

Ends of the Earth explores the increasingly vain efforts taken by those hoping to conquer the earth's poles. This multi-part series follows those who faced unbearable weather conditions, violent seas, and the least hospitable lands imaginable.

This episode of Grisly History is hosted by Graham Parker and produced by Michael Ruiz.
Theme music composed by Michael Ruiz. Excerpt from Lakmé - Duo des fleurs rendition on piano performed by Michael Ruiz. Foley and sound effects are sourced from Freesound and Zapsplat.
Learn more about the show by visiting GrislyHistory.com
To support the show, please visit the Grisly History Patreon.



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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