The Explorationist

著者： Frank Warrington
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  • The Explorationist is a captivating podcast that takes listeners on an exhilarating journey through the rich and complex world of explorers, surveyors, astronomers, and navigators who shaped the boundaries and landscapes of North America. Hosted by a seasoned surveyor with extensive experience across the continent and beyond, this podcast offers a unique perspective on the historical events and characters that defined our maps and borders. Each episode delves into the untold stories of courageous pioneers who fearlessly ventured into uncharted territories, exploring the intersections of science, exploration, and geopolitics. From the encounters between European settlers and Indigenous communities to the groundbreaking surveying missions that established the borders of states, provinces, countries, and territories, The Explorationist reveals the triumphs and tribulations of those who made these vital contributions. Discover the remarkable achievements of surveyors-turned-heroes, including esteemed figures such as John Charles Fremont, William H. Henry, John H. Clark, Daniel Boone, and even U.S. presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, whose careers in surveying paved the way for their futures. Explore the journeys of famous explorers like Sir George Everest and Captain James Cook, whose expeditions left an indelible mark on the mapping of North America. The podcast also sheds light on significant surveying challenges, such as the flawed surveys of the Mexican and Canadian borders, as well as the intricate history of the Mason-Dixon Line. It highlights the influence of major exploration entities like the Hudson’s Bay Company in Canada, which played a pivotal role in mapping vast territories long before the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Through meticulous research and captivating storytelling, The Explorationist weaves together the histories of these boundary-shapers, showcasing how their efforts not only mapped the land but also shaped the political, social, and cultural fabric of North America. Each episode uncovers the hidden narratives behind the lines on today’s maps, offering a deeper understanding of the past and the impact of these explorers and surveyors on our modern world. Join The Explorationist and embark on an unforgettable journey through time, where forgotten tales are brought to life, and the remarkable contributions of explorers and surveyors are celebrated.
    Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
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The Explorationist is a captivating podcast that takes listeners on an exhilarating journey through the rich and complex world of explorers, surveyors, astronomers, and navigators who shaped the boundaries and landscapes of North America. Hosted by a seasoned surveyor with extensive experience across the continent and beyond, this podcast offers a unique perspective on the historical events and characters that defined our maps and borders. Each episode delves into the untold stories of courageous pioneers who fearlessly ventured into uncharted territories, exploring the intersections of science, exploration, and geopolitics. From the encounters between European settlers and Indigenous communities to the groundbreaking surveying missions that established the borders of states, provinces, countries, and territories, The Explorationist reveals the triumphs and tribulations of those who made these vital contributions. Discover the remarkable achievements of surveyors-turned-heroes, including esteemed figures such as John Charles Fremont, William H. Henry, John H. Clark, Daniel Boone, and even U.S. presidents like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, whose careers in surveying paved the way for their futures. Explore the journeys of famous explorers like Sir George Everest and Captain James Cook, whose expeditions left an indelible mark on the mapping of North America. The podcast also sheds light on significant surveying challenges, such as the flawed surveys of the Mexican and Canadian borders, as well as the intricate history of the Mason-Dixon Line. It highlights the influence of major exploration entities like the Hudson’s Bay Company in Canada, which played a pivotal role in mapping vast territories long before the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Through meticulous research and captivating storytelling, The Explorationist weaves together the histories of these boundary-shapers, showcasing how their efforts not only mapped the land but also shaped the political, social, and cultural fabric of North America. Each episode uncovers the hidden narratives behind the lines on today’s maps, offering a deeper understanding of the past and the impact of these explorers and surveyors on our modern world. Join The Explorationist and embark on an unforgettable journey through time, where forgotten tales are brought to life, and the remarkable contributions of explorers and surveyors are celebrated.
Copyright 2023 All rights reserved.
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  • S1E1 Introduction to The Explorationist

    S1E1 Introduction to The Explorationist
    2025/01/06

    This is an introduction to a new Podcast of Exploration
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    4 分
  • S1E2 So Many Different Measurements

    S1E2 So Many Different Measurements
    2025/01/06

    In this episode we look at some of the measurement types still used in the USA and Canada and how confusing they are.
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    18 分
  • S1E3 Antarctica-Boundaries By Agreement

    S1E3 Antarctica-Boundaries By Agreement
    2025/01/06

    In this podcast we look at some of the events that shaped how we look at the boundaries of Antarctica. Followed by a short story from my past related to the extreme cold.
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    27 分

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