Join host Griffin Rowe as he investigates a controversial claim: did Robert Peary really reach the North Pole in 1909? Through buried evidence and institutional failures, this series unravels a century-old mystery about ambition, deception, and who controls historical truth.

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Griffin Rowe examines Robert Peary's disputed 1909 North Pole claim through explorer Wally Herbert's forensic analysis. The episode covers the erasure of Matthew Henson and Inuit collaborators, institutional failures at National Geographic, and how myths persist despite debunking.

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Griffin Rowe examines how the 1909 National Geographic Society validated Robert Peary's North Pole claim in three days despite financial ties and questionable evidence. The episode explores institutional gatekeeping, narrative construction, and who decides what counts as truth when geographic achievement meets invested interests.

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Griffin Rowe examines the 1909 North Pole controversy when Frederick Cook and Robert Peary both claimed to reach the pole first. The episode explores how institutional backing, media warfare, and racial erasure shaped which explorer history crowned victor—revealing the question wasn't just who arrived first, but who controlled the narrative.

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