An Exclusive Look Inside The Explorers Club's Members-Only Clubhouse | HB Homes Special Edition

[@Huckberryco]

Enter to WIN A ROLEX worthy of an Explorers Club Expedition: bit.ly/3uNEaYE

[@JamieRobinson-n5y]

Thank You Huckberry for having the vision to bring this collaboration to life. Its going to be a fun adventure together.

[@Alex-eo9of]

This is one of those places that you aren't really sure if they exist or they are just in movies - very cool to take a look around inside

[@LuckyJack99]

I’ve walked by the club and have always wished I could go in ! Like a kid with his nose pressed against the window. Thanks so much for this awesome partnership and getting us inside the Explorer’s Club ! Another great vid !

[@Wroseman]

We are particularly proud of the fact that The Explorers Club promotes science and exploration and has set the course for thousands of young explorers who go into the field. We are 501c3 non-for-profit, NGO with the United Nations and UNESCO, and give out between $300,000 and a million dollars a year to graduates and post graduates on expedition.

[@maryfrench9905]

That Will Roseman guy is like a cross between Woody Allen and Indiana Jones!

[@CantThinkofaCoolOne]

Great viewing Huckberry. Thank you.

[@jonc7371]

I visited this place when I visited New York. Straight out of the beginning scene of Atlantis when they’re planning the journey. The people are so friendly too. Although it’s only limited to the first two floors for visitors it was my favorite part of New York

[@kb10393]

I walked by this place the other day and wondered what it was like inside. Would love to be a member someday, but I need to start exploring first.

[@Huckberryco]

New Years Resolution: get out there and explore more!

[@kb10393]

Once I get back from visiting family in Texas in two weeks, I’m starting. The videos you guys put out (DIRT, 72 Hours, even the home tours) have been inspiring me to get out more. 2024 is going to be the push. Plenty nature and history in and around DC to explore. Also hopefully get my first passport stamp (will only have taken 31 years) if I can make this trip to the Euros in Germany work. Try to see if I can find an expedition to join. These videos are giving me the drive to push myself. Keep up the great work.

[@bwpospolyta]

Great place. It’s a beautiful building also

[@DylanLey]

Quite the place!

[@peterjensen1455]

A very informative video. Loved it. Thank you.

[@LilMonty]

This is cool. Keep this content coming

[@Bsalty1975]

Are these guys in the club? Matthew Henson Bessie Coleman James Beckwourth Jean Baptiste Pointe Du Sable

[@johnfitzgerald1879]

Next time I am in NYC, can I visit The Explorers Club or is it a membership only club? I have no problem making a donation or paying for a ticket. Thanks.

[@Huckberryco]

Great question! The Explorers Club is open to visits from members, scholars, and others interested in history and the practice of exploration. You can find out more information about getting a tour on their site explorers.org

[@terrylovell_video_editor]

Also missing an audio track at 6:21. Silent where I’m assuming a music bed should be heard.

[@terrylovell_video_editor]

That’s NOT a picture of JIM LOVELL at 2:52.

[@xtralnd]

Something about this place feels off. I don't like it and I can't pinpoint it...

[@ParbhdeepSingh]

Too many accomplishments in such a small place can make your head spin.

[@brandonreyes7841]

South Park? 🤔

[@jebrook]

@@brandonreyes7841super adventure club

[@eduannaude3035]

Didnt see the lion?

[@tomparker189]

Unevolved humans clinging to the past.

[@thenoblesavage]

Yea... This feels oddly colonial.

[@Wroseman]

On the contrary. Not colonial at all. The Explorers Club promotes science and exploration and has set the course for thousands of young explorers who go into the field. We are 501c3 non-for-profit, NGO with the United Nations and UNESCO, and give out between $300,000 and a million dollars a year to graduates and post graduates on expedition.

[@klavistata]

this type of thing is def associated with colonialism in pop culture, but at the host pointed out a few things that presents as if that is not the case here: - Belief / Acceptance of climate change / human impact on climate (iceberg melt picture) - Inuit story describing mutualistic/commensalistic relationship instead of parasitic (colonialism) - Clarified that the taxidermy were remnants of the past, and preserved, but doesn't appear to be encouraged any further. It's odd to see this much wealth concentrated in one little area, but if it attracts paying members and they can pass that membership revenue onto grants/scholarships/donations to projects they support, then I back it.

[@JakeRevels]

I too fancy myself as an explorer. I’ve been a constellation member since 2023 🫡🚀