Dr Gareth Andrews and Dr Richard Stephenson are about to do the longest-ever unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica, via the South Pole by an Australian and New Zealand. The trek is 2023 kilometres, and they will be collecting climate data along the way. Dr Sam Hazledine caught up with them to discuss their journey for the future of our planet and finding the balance between their passions and medicine.  

**Please be aware the sound recording is not the best quality (It almost sounds like the boys are already on their way to the South Pole), but we wanted to share it because it is such an important story. You can also read the article here.