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Wed, 3 August 2022
137_Interviews_about_an_air_crash_long_distance_Antarctic_engagement_and_a_ripper_of_a_new_book_about_Sir_Hubert_Wilkins

Thomas Walkington speaks about the wreck of the Pegasus and his time on the ice as part of VXE-6.
Jim Butler showers praise on me and my output after discussing how he engages with Antarctica from half a world away.
Jeff Maynard maps how he chose what to include and what to leave out of his most recent book about Sir Hubert Wilkins.

Strap your ears in, folks.
This is a big 'un. 

Direct download: 137_Interviews_about_an_air_crash_long_distance_Antarctic_engagement_and_a_ripper_of_a_new_book_about_Sir_Hubert_Wilkins.mp3
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