Two friends embark on a trip into the mountains but are trapped deep beneath the surface of a glacier. Jim Davidson must find a way to escape. They dig themselves out of an avalanche but sadly, Mike does not survive. Jim struggles to climb the icy walls and faces challenges, but ultimately finds joy and a renewed appreciation for life.

Jim Davidson, founder of the Hampton Jitney, originally set out to address the transportation gap during the 1974 gas crisis. He shares how a simple idea evolved into a crucial service linking Manhattan and the Hamptons. The conversation touches on the community spirit fostered by the Jitney, its unique branding by Roy Lichtenstein, and the transformation from small vans to larger coaches. Davidson reflects on the nostalgic ties between the Jitney and local culture, celebrating its 50-year journey of connecting people across the East End.

Guest Jim Davidson, survivor of a glacier crevasse accident, shares his harrowing experience being trapped under the ice. He recounts his struggle to escape, the challenges of climbing an ice wall, and the guilt he feels after losing his climbing partner. Jim finds solace in honoring life, finding resilience in past experiences, and drawing strength from his ordeal.