Linnet Goes Live

Journey to the bottom of the world as we explore Antarctica — the coldest, driest, and most remote continent on Earth. From its ancient origins as a forested equatorial landmass to its role as a critical frontline in the climate crisis, this episode unpacks the geology, history, wildlife, and urgent science of the last great wilderness. What happens at the bottom of the Earth shapes the future of the entire planet — and this story demands to be heard.

Journey through one of Europe's most overlooked yet historically rich nations, tracing Albania's remarkable story from its ancient Illyrian origins and Greek colonies to the legendary resistance of Skanderbeg and the enduring legacy of four centuries of Ottoman rule. Along the way, discover UNESCO-listed ruins, iconic hilltop cities, and a landscape where every stone seems to whisper a different chapter of history. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or an armchair explorer, Albania's layered past will leave you wanting to book the next flight.

From the sacred red sands of Uluru to the ancient canopy of the Daintree Rainforest, this episode journeys across Australia's breathtaking and diverse landscapes. We explore the world's oldest living cultures — Aboriginal Australians and Torres Strait Islander peoples — whose 65,000-year connection to this continent is as profound as the land itself. Whether it's the Outback's star-filled skies or Kakadu's timeless rock art, Australia reveals itself as a place like no other on Earth.