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Retracing a historic fur trade route across Quebec with Bruno Forest
For 97 days, this team of six paddled 1,200 kilometres in hand-built canoes from Tadoussac to Waskaganish, Que. while tracing a historic fur trade route
Life at the edge of the world with Louise K. Blight
The conservation scientist and seabird researcher shares her insights on studying Adélie penguins in Antarctica and what it’s like to live in one of Earth’s most remote research stations
Into the Carpathians: Skiing Ukraine’s highest peaks with Laval St. Germain
The Canadian explorer highlights the impacts of war on wildlife as well as people, what Kyiv is like today, and Ukraine’s shifting landscape
Beneath the ice: The hidden life of Canada’s frozen lakes with Andrew Budziak and Andy Bramburger
In the frigid underwater ecosystems of Canada’s frozen lakes, these explorers are revealing what lies beneath the ice. Plus, climate impacts, citizen science, and what it’s really like to dive below…
Searching for life beyond Earth with Sara Seager
The Toronto-born astrophysicist and MIT planetary scientist shares her thoughts on deep space, leading robot missions to Venus and more
200 km across the Atacama: Ray Zahab on survival, heat, and the edge of human limits
Running a marathon a day in extreme heat, the ultra-endurance athlete’s latest expedition shows what resilience looks like and what humans are capable of
Newfoundland, Cod Collapse and saving the North Atlantic right whale with Jenn Thornhill Verma
The award-winning journalist and RCGS Fellow joins Explore for a conversation about ocean conservation, fisheries and the future of marine life
The life and death of an iceberg with Jill Heinerth
Ahead of her the new documentary The Berg, underwater explorer and RCGS Explorer-in-Residence Jill Heinerth reflects on diving beneath icebergs, working with James Cameron, and the science of…
Michael Palin on Monty Python, polar plunges and travelling with curiosity
The renowned English comedian reminds us why travel, humility, humour, and listening matter now more than ever
Artemis II: David Saint-Jacques on Canada’s growing role in international space missions
For the first time in more than 50 years, humans are returning to the moon, and Canada is playing a central role
Storytelling at the edge of the world with award-winning filmmaker Trevor Wallace
How one explorer is using film to connect people with place, history, and culture — plus, one-of-a-kind insight into the world of underwater archaeology and more
Christmas at Devil’s Portage – Charles Camsell
Recalling a memorable Christmas along the trail to the Klondike in the 19th century with an annual reading of Charles Camsell’s Arctic explorations by podcast host David McGuffin
The Hudson’s Bay Company charter: "Interesting and problematic"
A look inside the Hudson’s Bay Company Royal Charter, now returning to public spotlight, and its enduring role in Canada’s colonial past and Indigenous displacement
Run Like a Girl with Catherine McKenna
Canada’s former Environment Minister reflects on the personal challenges, political battles and moments of resilience that shaped her journey to the front lines of global climate action
Across Quebec's Ungava Peninsula with Dave Greene
Inspiring the next generation through education, endurance and the power of exploration
Frozen fjords and first ascents: Shira Biner’s Baffin Island odyssey
The 2025 Nat Gillis Adventure Photography Expedition Grant recipient discusses her journey leading a groundbreaking team in Canada's North
Gales of November: John U. Bacon on the untold story of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald
Fifty years after the sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald, bestselling author John U. Bacon revisits the tragedy that changed Great Lakes history
Vanished Beyond the Map: Adam Shoalts on the mystery of lost explorer Hubert Darrell
Through extensive reporting for his new book, RCGS Explorer-in-Residence Adam Shoalts discusses the story of Hubert Darrell, the legendary Arctic explorer who vanished in 1910
The future of exploration with Richard Wiese
From summiting Kilimanjaro 18 times to re-shaping The Explorers Club, Richard Wiese discusses inclusivity, conservation and the next era of global discovery
Water Borne: Dan Rubinstein’s 2,000-kilometre paddleboard adventure
“On a paddleboard, you‘re vulnerable to tides and winds. You don‘t fight them—you learn to fit into natural rhythms.” Journalist and author Dan Rubinstein joins the Explore Podcast for the second…
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