Ryan Pyle

09/12/2025

Ryan Pyle Podcast #18 | Today's Podcast is with the Brian Rousso. Based in Los Angles, Brian is a seasoned creative professional with an extensive media & technology business background, equally adept at writing produced scripts for television, film as well as digital streaming. Brian has a deep network comprised of creative talent, artist representatives, media & entertainment executives, financiers, and technologists. We had a wide ranging conversation about everything from Graphic Novels, to Blockbuster scripts to Steven Seagal. Click here to learn about Brian's next big project: www.revenant-studios.com. Brian Rousso

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09/09/2025

As I mentioned previously if you are going to travel to Greenland and really explore, you need to be self-sufficient on the water, which means you need a boat. A lot of travelers arrive on cruise ships and explore some of the easier to reach places, some travel to urban hubs like Nuuk or Ilulissat and then join tours or hire boats; and then there is us. We have been gifted an amazing opportunity to travel on the Prometej, an Ice Breaker and private boat originally built in 1956 as a tug boat ice breaker and refurbished in the early 2000s with all the modern conveniences. Visit Greenland

For those of you who know about boats, and I know absolutely nothing, below are some details about our Prometej.

LOA: 145’10” (44.5 meters)
Beam: 31’2” (9.5 meters)
Draft: 11’5” (3.5 meters)
Guests: 14 in 7 staterooms
Engines: 2/940-hp Mitsubishis
Range: 8,500 nautical miles at 10 knots
Builder: Santierul Naval Galați (1956), Izola Shipyard (2005)
Stylist: Water Line (2005 conversion)
Naval Architect: Water Line (2005 conversion)
Interior Designer: Alberta Ferretti (2005)

09/02/2025

Ryan Pyle Podcast #17 | Today's Podcast is with the Robin Rowe. Starting from the early days of working on his families organic farm in Illinois Robin’s like and career has taken in all over the place, like working for the U.S. Department of Defense, sailed in the Aircraft Carrier USS Lincoln, worked as a U.S. navy research scientist and all the while stayed relevant and busy in the startup space, and by 35 he was the Chief Technologist and Enterprise Manager at the multi-billion-dollar engineering firm and defense company. He also had stints at Lenovo, AT&T and DreamWorks Animation. Tune in for a fascinating and wide ranging conversation.

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Today's Podcast is with the Robin Rowe. Starting from the early days of working on his families organic farm in Illinois Robin’s like and career has taken in...

08/31/2025

Ilulissat is a town in western Greenland, famous for the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord, where the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier calves massive icebergs into Disko Bay. The town offers unique experiences like boat tours among icebergs, dog sledding, and whale watching. Spent a day or two here before heading further North. I have never seen so much Ice, and the journey just gets more crazy from here. Visit Greenland Sony Cine

08/19/2025

Disko Island is a large island in Baffin Bay, off the west coast of Greenland. It has an area of 8,578 km2 (3,312 sq mi) making it the second largest island of Greenland and one of the 100 largest islands in the world. Population 900. Visit Greenland

08/18/2025

Leaving Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, has been incredible thus far and it's only going to get better. As we move North the landscape has changed drastically and we've had the chance to explore hard to reach remote islands and stunning coastal areas as we've gone north of the Arctic Circle. Greenland is a remarkable place to travel and explore, but there is a catch.....you need a boat. You see Greenland is massive, the size of this island (the largest in the world) is: 2,166,086 km2 (836,330 sq mi); and it has only 60km (37 miles) of paved road, and a population of just 56,000. So in order to travel from town to town and village to village, and explore the incredible fiords and glaciers, you need to be traveling by boat. Here you can explore some of my images taken as I explore Greenland by sea. Visit Greenland Sony Cine

08/14/2025

Ryan Pyle Podcast #16 | Today's Podcast is with the Dan Krassenstein. With over 20 year’s experience in China, and more than 25 years in Asia Pacific, Dan is what is known as a Global Supply Chain Expert. Our wide-ranging conversation covers early days of following in family footsteps, learning Chinese in Taiwan, and his time spent in Jakarta and Shanghai where we overlapped and met. We also discuss risks like Covid and Yemen and other ongoing challenges to Supply Chain management.

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Today's Podcast is with the Daniel Krassenstein. With over 20 year’s experience in China, and more than 25 years in Asia Pacific, Dan is what is known as a G...

08/12/2025

Managed to do something new today. We crossed the Arctic Circle on the sea. An amazing experience. As tradition goes, you get a blue nose for crossing the Arctic Circle at sea.

08/11/2025

Been a bit of a dancing through an ice field kind of day. Visit Greenland Sony Cine

08/10/2025

My crew and I now say goodbye to Nuuk, and we will begin our journey heading north along the western coast of Greenland. How far will we travel? We'll stop and visit many locations along the way, and we'll travel as far north as navigation is possible before we get blocked in with ice. Stay tuned. This should be an epic adventure.

FYI - Nuuk is located in the south western region of Greenland, the world’s largest island and home to the worlds second largest ice sheet, covering roughly 80% of the island and is significantly smaller than the Antarctic Ice Sheet. The city of Nuuk is rapidly growing and evolving into the modern capital of Greenland, and tourism is starting to boom thanks to better air connections with Europe and the United States. The residents of Nuuk live close to nature, which is and always has been, a crucial part to their way of living. Visit Greenland

08/09/2025

Ryan Pyle Podcast #15 | Today's Podcast is with the Jeff Neumeister. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) by day, and an Ultra Marathon running by night. Not exactly but close. Jeff started running in high school and just kept running – save the Forrest Gump jokes – and it started small with running just for fun, then some organized races, and then an Ultra Marathon which took him 150 miles across the Sahara Desert in Morocco.

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Today's Podcast is with the Jeff Neumeister. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) by day, and an Ultra Marathon running by night. Not exactly but close. Jeff ...

08/09/2025

Jeff made an entire video about his $28k fine. I hope everyone can watch it.

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