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On January 1st, 2020, St Helena enters what will potentially be the most important and consequential decade in its history.
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Suddenly, 800 tourists arrive on the tiny island of St Helena.
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After 500 years alone, St Helena gets a little closer to the world.
Extremities is made possible by Curiosity Stream.
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On Nebula, find The World's Most Useful Airport--the documentary we produced about St Helena's airport.
When you go to a tiny, isolated island in the middle of the South Atlantic and get invited to dinner by the island's top two economists, you say yes.
Extremities is made possible by Curiosity Stream.
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On Nebula, find The World's Most Useful Airport--the documentary we produced about St Helena's airport.
200 years of St Helena's history in a tidy 30 minutes.
This episode is made possible by Curiosity Stream.
Sign up for a yearly Curiosity Stream subscription at http://CuriosityStream.com/ext and get a free subscription to Nebula--the streaming video site that Wendover Productions helped found.
On Nebula, find The World's Most Useful Airport--the documentary we produced about St Helena's airport.
Extremities is back for season 3--this time, in the middle of the South Atlantic.
This episode is made possible by Curiosity Stream.
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On Nebula, find The World's Most Useful Airport--the documentary we produced about St Helena's airport.
Svalbard is in its prime, but that could soon end.
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The high arctic is not normally home to thriving economies but somehow, Longyearbyen's is.
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20 years ago, what was previously the Soviet Union's model town in the high arctic closed for good. Today, though, it's slowly being revitalized.
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Barentsburg--a Russian town nestled within a Norwegian archipelago.
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Longyearbyen--the story of a town that shouldn't be this normal.
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Welcome to Svalbard.
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Pitcairn's story might soon be over.
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Content warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual assault.
Pitcairn's darkest secret emerges.
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From the school, to the internet, to the economy, to the language, this episode explains all about how Pitcairn works.
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How Pitcairn's largest industry works.
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The HMS Bounty arrives and creates a new society. We explain Pitcairn's supply ship, its connection to New Zealand, its political status, the outsiders on Pitcairn, and much more.
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Welcome to Pitcairn Island.
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Extremities releases on June 12th.
The story of America's most unlikely town.
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United States
Pretty epic founding story.
An island nation founded on mutiny, seems like an interesting story.
Pretty cool trailer here. Probably a cool podcast too!
10/10 island friend. Keep it up.
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I was already a Wendover/HAI fan and this podcast has hooked just like the the YouTube channels. I have been so intrigued by Svalbard for a while and now, after season 2, I want to see it even more than before. I can't wait to listen to season 3. Thanks for providing great content Sam!
great podcast
hi you should all listen to this podcast it's absolutely awesome and so cool and he's very very good at researching
Keep it up!
PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. Keep doing this. I love it. It's so interesting and in a way, relaxing.
I love this podcast, I learned so much from it
I when it said airstrip I thought they said air strike
Interesting and well prepared show - enjoyed it a lot...
This is the Geography podcast I have been waiting for
Really good. Got super interesting toward the last few episodes. Maybe you should have put a teaser about stuff to come in the pilot. I think mentions of pedophilia would cut through expectations lol
Cannot wait for the next season!
One of the best series in awhile.
that last chaptwr about justice... wow, amazing storytelling and def the best chapter so far. so intrigued by their way of life and not even sure what to think bout. seems a little whitewashed but still... will read more
Why do you keep saying the plural form of women when referring to a single woman.
Been waiting all week for the next episode! great work sam.