83: Buried Below pt.2: Lost Boys

Buried Below pt.2: Lost Boys

*Releasing 12/11/24

A podcast episode on the Thai Cave Rescue! Many of us might remember the news coverage, few have heard the full story. This week Maia pulls together the events and decisions that led to a rescue that is too almost impossible to believe. A story that is at times moving as it is improbable. Bonus podcast content on the Seattle Underground. Maia covers it all! Buried Below part 2, out now!

Photos Referenced:


Madame Lou and her Ladies - courtesy of Paul Dorpat	Madame Lou's Mansion now, currently houses the Union Gospel Mission


View of the Cave Anomaly - courtesy of National Geographic's Drain the Oceans and Commendium	Close-up view of the cave anomaly - courtesy of National Geographic's Drain the Oceans and Commedium


Peerpat "Night" Sompiangjai's SpongeBob Cake	Photo of the Moo Pa ("Wild Boars") posted to Facebook just before journeying into the Tham Luang Cave - courtesy of Facebook/Nopparat Kanthawong


Map of the Sumps leading from the location of the boys (indicated by the bright orange dot in the top right corner) to the location of the rescue team in Chamber 3 (far left) - courtesy of National Geographic's Drain the Oceans and Commendium	Map of the Rescue Camp layout - courtesy of the BBC


Diagram of the rescue plan following a successful dive rescue - courtesy of the BBC	The actual rescue operations modeled after the photo to the left - courtesy of AFP/Royal Thai Navy


The Wild Boars at the hospital in Chiang Rai - courtesy of AFP/Getty Images


Entrance to the Tham Luang Cave - courtesy of John Borthwick	Dr. Richard Harris presented with an award for bravery from the Explorer's Club


The Wild Boars one year after the rescue (2019) - courtesy of Getty Images	Coach Ake speaking during the team's return to the Tham Luang on the 1-year anniversary on June 24, 2019 - courtesy of REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun


Statue of Saman Gunan outside of the entrance to the cave - courtesy of John Borthwick and Deborah Dickson-Smith	Adul Sam-on playing soccer for The Masters School - courtesy of Isaac Cass/The Masters School