The pivotal decisions that shaped the legacy of National Geographic
In short: Go behind the iconic yellow border to discover the personal stories behind National Geographic's global influence, from family legacies to encounters with legendary explorers.
This episode of Overheard at National Geographic explores the life of Gilbert M. Grosvenor, whose sixty-year career continued the tradition of his father and grandfather. Through his memoir, A Man of the World, Grosvenor reflects on a defining decision that changed the magazine's approach to global coverage.
The video also features remarkable historical moments, including an unforgettable conversation with Jacques Cousteau and witnessing the rise of Jane Goodall from an unknown scientist to a global figure.
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