Tasiilaq, Greenland

The 257,000 acre O RO ranch outside of Prescott, Arizona traces its lineage to a 100,000 acre 1800s land grant. In 1973 the original parcel plus an additional 157,000 acres was purchased by the JJJ Corporation. When the patriarch of the JJJ Corporation passed away in 2000, his daughter Jane Irwin Droppa took over the ranch.

Today the O RO is known as one of the most rugged and remote ranches in the United States. One of the few still utilizing cow camps where their cowboys eat from a cook wagon, sleep in teepees, and work cattle in one of the roughest places in the west.

Liam Hoffman is the youngest contender to win History Channel’s Forged In Fire. Today he makes hand-forged axes at his workshop in eastern Tennessee.

Mustangs Of America is a non-profit organization that gives inmates at Northern Nevada Correctional Center an opportunity to work with wild mustangs as part of a rehabilitative training process designed to provide training and adoption to wild horses. This unique program brings prison inmates and wild horses together with the goal of giving both a second chance despite the struggles of their past lives.

Jeremiah Doughty is a professional hunter, chef, and educator. He takes his students through the journey from the hunt through processing an animal into useable cuts of meat, and preparing a meal. His aim is to give people an understanding of where their food comes from, how to be self reliant, to value and honor the life of a killed animal by eating it, and artistic expression through cooking.

John T Daly founded the Daly Ranch in 1894 outside of Gillette Wyoming. Today his great-great grandson Kellen Smith oversees the ranch. As a working rancher and country musician, his heritage is is something he not only shares through music, but is something he must fight to preserve in an ever-changing modern world.

Tinit is a small village located on the Sermilik Fjord of eastern Greenland. Homes in the village have no running water, cellular service is sparse to non-existent, and the population of fewer than 100 spend much of their time subsistence hunting and fishing. Tobias is a guide and fisherman from the region. Growing up in one of the few remaining nomadic Inuit groups, he has spent his life on the waters of this region, knowing them intimately and helping visitors to navigate the challenges of such a remote destination.

Kulusuk, Greenland

Ice climber and glacier guide Nicco Segreto discovered a completely unknown glacial ice cave in 2016 in Eastern Greenland. His company Nunatak Adventures is currently the only ice cave guide operating in Greenland. As of 2024 fewer than 50 people have ever set foot in this cave.

Chalco, Mexico

Hugo Pedrero comes from a family of charros and says the life of charrería chose him. His father organized rodeos and put him on horses before he could even walk. Today he aims to showcase his culture and the charro customs with the world.

Gary Green is a bush pilot, hunting guide, and all around mountain man residing in McCarthy Alaska. During his time in Alaska he has mined for gold, survived the McCarthy Massacre of 1983, flown countless hunters to the most remote parts of the Wrangells, built his own cabin at the base of a glacier, been on Discovery Channel’s Edge of Alaska, and continues to fly daily after retirement.