Our official TEDx talk we did while on Antarctica; trying to inspire actionable attention about the fact that almost 1 billion people have no access to clean and safe water, and that the availability to this most precious resource is being threatened by unsustainable development. It was very cold though, standing there on the ice in our cycling shorts…

On February 28, 2012 around 12 noon, we rode our bamboo bicycles onto the Plaza Civica in the southernmost city in the world. Waiting for us there were our parents, some of our friends and partners, and our inspiration; Robert Swan, OBE. Rob is the first guy to have walked to the North and South Poles, and now he’s spent the past 20 years dedicating his life to the preservation of Antarctica. After finishing our 20-month cycling adventure to bring actionable attention to the global water crisis, Rob had some good news for us…

After completing our 20-month cycling journey from the Arctic to the Antarctic we went to Buenos Aires and shared our final thoughts with Jim Clancy.

While in Santiago we also did another interview with CNN International, this time chatting with Jonathan Mann on Christmas Eve.