Ian Chillag

That's right. It's dangerous. It's cold.

That's right. It's dangerous. It's cold.

That's right. It's dangerous. It's cold.

One episode left this season. We will be coming back after our break. So if your question was, how do I save this pinnacle of podcasting? How do I save this show? It's going away. That question is unnecessary.

One episode left this season. We will be coming back after our break. So if your question was, how do I save this pinnacle of podcasting? How do I save this show? It's going away. That question is unnecessary.

One episode left this season. We will be coming back after our break. So if your question was, how do I save this pinnacle of podcasting? How do I save this show? It's going away. That question is unnecessary.

We're already coming back. It's been solved. But any other question, send it to us at howtoatnpr.org.

We're already coming back. It's been solved. But any other question, send it to us at howtoatnpr.org.

We're already coming back. It's been solved. But any other question, send it to us at howtoatnpr.org.

The northernmost town in Alaska, a town full of refrigerators you should never climb into. That town is in the middle of two months of darkness.

The northernmost town in Alaska, a town full of refrigerators you should never climb into. That town is in the middle of two months of darkness.

The northernmost town in Alaska, a town full of refrigerators you should never climb into. That town is in the middle of two months of darkness.

We were curious what it's like to live in that kind of darkness and to see if somebody who's done it might have some tips to help.

We were curious what it's like to live in that kind of darkness and to see if somebody who's done it might have some tips to help.

We were curious what it's like to live in that kind of darkness and to see if somebody who's done it might have some tips to help.

What is the feeling on that last 24 hours of daylight when you know you're about to enter this six month without ever seeing the sun?

What is the feeling on that last 24 hours of daylight when you know you're about to enter this six month without ever seeing the sun?

What is the feeling on that last 24 hours of daylight when you know you're about to enter this six month without ever seeing the sun?

I hadn't even fathomed that, that there would be this month where every, I guess day is the wrong word, but every 24 hours, it's a little darker than it was before until finally it's black.

I hadn't even fathomed that, that there would be this month where every, I guess day is the wrong word, but every 24 hours, it's a little darker than it was before until finally it's black.