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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2020 · 33 MIN

The Shackleton Expedition - 497 Days of Survival and the Importance of Music, Stories and Morale Season 2, Ep#8

from Doin' the Thing Podcast · host Phillip Macko & Jason Madden

In 1912, Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew set sail for Antarctica. Their ship came within 10 miles of their destination, only to become hopelessly wedged in the ice. For the next 10 months their ship floated away, until  the Captain gave orders to abandon ship. Only cargo deemed necessary was allowed to be removed before the ship sank. The most valued?  A Banjo. Join in to hear this incredible story of survival against all odds. In these exceptional times we all face, the lessons learned here could not be more valuable.

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