A conversation about Sarah McNair-Landry's extraordinary adventures in the Arctic and the Antarctic.  

A discussion with Stephen Nicol, Antarctic krill expert.

Conversation with Julie McInnes, Post Doctoral researcher at the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies and recipient of the Hawke Fellowship - to develop a system of ecosystem monitoring using marine predators as sentinels of change in the southern ocean.

Conversation with Tim Jarvis AM, environmental scientist, adventurer, author and public speaker.  Among other adventures Tim led the first authentic retracing of Sir Ernest Shackleton's famous journey from Elephant Island to South Georgia and across the mountainous interior to Stromness whaling station.  Tim has many projects on the go and shares some insights on leadership and influencing outcomes in today's increasingly polarised world.

A conversation about the pest eradication programs on Subantarctic Islands including Macquarie Island and South Georgia Island.

Conversation with Dr John Dudeney.   John joined the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) in 1966 and worked for BAS in a variety of roles: research scientist in the field of ionosphere/magnetosphere physics, research leader, science manager, head of a science division and finally (until retirement in early 2006), as deputy director.

John was awarded the Polar Medal in 1976 and clasp to the Polar Medal in 1995. In 2004 he was honoured by the award of an OBE for services to science. 

Conversation with Dr Nick Gales, former Director of the Australian Antarctic Division