Episode 222 – Dr. Andrew Mahon
Bryan and Peter welcome marine biologist and long-time HWYRTian Dr. Andrew Mahon to the podcast. Andy talks about his amazing 6th research trip to Antarctica to study sea spiders, the challenges of traveling to Antarctica during a pandemic, and how he was able to take part in the #VirtualCrankle2K while on board a research vessel. Plus, a visit to the medical tent to check on Peter’s foot, and Peter tries to inspire Bryan to get back to running.
For more on Dr. Andy’s Antarctic mission check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_3EiiXepdc
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