Stranded: No Way Home

Mar 05 2025 3 ep. 55 mins 1

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Stranded: No Way Home Series Summary "Stranded: No Way Home" chronicles three extraordinary stories of survival when individuals found themselves cut off from civilization with no clear path to rescue. From the vast emptiness of the Atlantic Ocean to the impenetrable depths of the Amazon rainforest to the merciless expanse of Antarctica, these tales reveal the remarkable human capacity for adaptation when all connection to the known world is severed. Each episode explores not only the physical challenges of survival in extreme isolation but also the psychological journey of maintaining hope when rescue seems impossible. These are stories of ingenuity, endurance, and the unyielding human spirit when faced with complete separation from the world they once knew.

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Episode 1 "Jungle Castaway" - Juliane Koepcke's Amazon Miracle

Mar 05 2025 37 mins

Summary: On Christmas Eve 1971, 17-year-old Juliane Koepcke was the sole survivor when LANSA Flight 508 was struck by lightning and disintegrated over the Peruvian rainforest. Still strapped to her seat, she fell approximately two miles from the sky into the dense jungle canopy, surviving with a broken collarbone, deep cut to her arm, and a concussion. Finding herself completely al

Episode 2 "Alone on the Ice" - Douglas Mawson's Antarctic Nightmare

Mar 05 2025 64 mins

Episode 2 "Alone on the Ice" - Douglas Mawson's Antarctic Nightmare Summary: In 1912, Australian geologist Douglas Mawson found himself stranded 300 miles from base camp in Antarctica after both his companions and most of his sled dogs perished. When his teammate Belgrave Ninnis fell into a crevasse, taking their tent, most of their food, and the best sled dogs with him, Mawson and

Episode 3 "76 Days Adrift" - Steven Callahan's Ocean Odyssey

Mar 05 2025 64 mins

Episode 3 "76 Days Adrift" - Steven Callahan's Ocean Odyssey Summary: In 1982, American sailor Steven Callahan's small boat Napoleon Solo sank during a solo Atlantic crossing after being struck by an unknown object in a storm. Cast adrift on a 6-foot life raft, Callahan found himself alone in the open ocean over 800 miles from the Caribbean. For the next 76 days, he survived on cap