You know what? I met a guy. He goes to Antarctic every year. I think we can get our bosses to agree to let us go.

It was like a, it was like a dream come true.

I love that it always comes down to, I think we can let our, convince our bosses to let us go.

Right.

Meet William Bringham.

Yeah, my name is William Bringham.

I'm a correspondent at the PBS News Hour.

William and a team of intrepid producers recently got to take the truth. at the

p.b. We'll and a team of intrepid producers recently got to take the trip of a lifetime.

The type of trip that I imagine you must imagine the glamorous life of a journalist must be

chock full of. There's no place like this on earth. It's blue ocean of a

life journalist must be chock full of. There's no place like this on earth. It's blue ocean, towering cliffs of white glaciers, huge craggy mountain peaks.

This team from the PBS News Hour, put together a four-part podcast series called The Last

continent, which is full of surprises and interesting facts about a place that really

is one of the world's biggest

mysteries. The thing that I found most striking and again I knew this going in but you

only you only sense it when you're there for a period of time which is that there is really

no human infrastructure on the entire continent and this is a massive piece of land I mean we're

talking about the US and Mexico combined as a

landmass covered almost 95% with thick sheets of ice. As you're traveling

around you just realize that humans mean almost nothing here.

The whole series is worth checking out.

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