The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast Andy Ross
May 13, 2025
Andy Ross, a Yorkshireman and former IT engineer, co-authored the novel 'Sixty Degrees South' exploring Antarctic mysteries. He dives into fascinating discussions about Amelia Earhart’s final journey and her links to Admiral Byrd. Ross questions heroic narratives of explorers like Scott, suggesting larger manipulations at play. The conversation also touches on Flat Earth theories, revealing intriguing anomalies in historical maps and flight paths. Adding a sprinkle of intrigue, they explore the existence of ancient giants and hidden histories beneath the ice.
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From Pub Chat To Published Novel
- Andy Ross described how a casual pub chat grew into a co-authored novel after he dug into Antarctic mysteries.
- He teamed with John Hamer and published 60 Degrees South after 18 months of research and writing.
Antarctic Latitude Misconceptions
- Andy argues that 60°S is not deep Antarctic wilderness but comparable to far-northern islands like the Faroes.
- He uses Teniente Marsh airbase latitude (63°S) to show mainstream narratives overstate remoteness.
Heroic Myths Shape Antarctic Beliefs
- Andy and James suspect Scott and Shackleton stories were dramatized to shape public perception of Antarctica.
- They view those heroic narratives as part of an 'Antarctic paradigm' that discourages ordinary scrutiny.
