Ronnie Fuller – Google

I am totally elated National Geographic decided to highlight life Below Zero: Next Generation. It takes true grit, hard work, appreciation and skills to live and survive under those conditions. My favorite was Mike Manzo a former vet and Native American. To watch this guy was totally amazing however, for whatever reason he did not return. I to am a disabled vet and my friends and I watched episode after episode. National Geographic please bring him back. He was dedicated, out-of-the box thinker who honed in and showed us how to survive in Alaska while taking pride in the fact he was a former military vet. Bring him back!

I am jumping for joy Discovery that you brought this show back. Children and adults alike need to see an authentic true to life show of who, what, when, where and why for everything under the sun from chicken farms, cattle grazing, how things works. This show is fascinating and intriguing. Mike Rowe does a wonderful job hosting connecting the dots across America. Schools are using this show to link what’s in the textbooks vs real life everyday spaces and places that makes it possible for us to be the amazing country we are. Well done Mike thank for for bringing it from out there somewhere in America to our home tv and classrooms. I appreciate your authenticity and absolutely love the fun you have. Well done! Schools across the country are saying thank you Discovery! You Rock!

I never miss an episode. What I love about Life Below Zero is that it is authentic, live action and shows daily struggles of families making a living. I especially love Next Generation because you highlight hard working indigenous people teaching their children how to survive off the land of their ancestors. I love the respect they have for their elders and how they teach their children to value and treasure the most beautiful land on the planet. You definitely hit a home run with this show. It teaches the rest of the world how it should be done. And right now we need to see the indigenous people teaching the world a lesson how to respect this GOD given land. Well Done, well Done!