Face the Current

Face the Current is creating a ripple effect of positive change in the world by fuelling the relentless discovery, education, and exploration of current and emerging information and perspectives. Driven by creative minds, a deep-rooted love of learning, and a great appreciation for our natural connection to the land and the food that sustains us, Face the Current is proudly uniting with others who are equally passionate about what they do. With a quickly growing team and a global community of incredible people who believe in living life to the fullest, Face the Current is encouraging and inspiring others to unearth their potential and reconnect with the bounties of our beautiful planet. AWARDED #1 BEST PRINT MAGAZINE AND #1 IN MAGAZINE INSERTS INA 7 STATE REGION OFTHE US WEST COAST!…

The food traders at the Floating Market in Banjarmasin, Borneo, practice one of the most traditional, unique, and satisfying methods of exchanging goods. Every morning before sunrise, the merchants embark on their traditional wooden vessels that have been used for centuries by the local communities living along the small canals and rivers of South Borneo. The boats are creatively transformed into floating mini-markets, loaded with fresh products, spices, and cooked food. Laden with an array of these appealing delicacies, the merchants gracefully navigate the boats and showcase the artistry and care they put into presenting their goods. The products are arranged with precision, creating a visually appealing display. Traders take great pride in their offerings, and often specialize in specific dishes or ingredients they have used and perfected over time.…

Twenty-five miles down a dirt road in theWyoming wilderness lies the most remote guest ranch in the lower forty-eight states. Stunning horses and a collection of one-hundred-year-old cabins pepper the beautiful green river valley that is Darwin Ranch. A Wyoming homestead, Darwin Ranch actually draws inspiration from safari lodges of East Africa and offers unparalleled experiences with unforgettable hospitality. A 160-acre island inside a vast expanse of public land, Darwin Ranch is one of the few surviving American forest homestead operations that has not been subdivided, and it has a long history of guest ranching in the western lifestyle that dates to the turn of the century. At its outset in 1901, Darwin Ranch was home to a fur trapper and trader named Fred Dorwin. (A misprinted document early in…

Hayden Quinn is a surfer, lifeguard, marine biologist, and Australia’s favourite foodie. He is best known for appearing on Series 3 of MasterChef Australia and as a judge on Nine Network cooking program, Family Food Fight. Quinn has also authored two cookbooks, Dish it Up and Surfing the Menu. Hayden is currently shining on Australian screens in Taste of Australia with Hayden Quinn. In this series, Quinn travels the country, from Darwin to Hobart, Sydney to Albany, the Red Centre to Tropical North Queensland, and even to the Northern Beaches. During his journeys, Hayden meets a diverse range of people and uses his warmth and connection to share their stories. He’s also not shy to jump into some amazing food adventures along the way, rounding up sheep, catching crayfish, diving…

Based in the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden, Tobias Hägg is a world-renowned photographer and videographer known for his powerful and atmospheric landscape photography that captures beautiful details and stunning patterns. Also known as Airpixels, Tobias travels to the farthest corners of our planet to preserve timeless moments from unique perspectives. He is extremely passionate about landscapes, adventure, and the great outdoors, and has produced, directed, and featured in commercial content all around the world. He is also an ambassador and visionary for Polarpro—an elite and innovative camera company. Hägg’s work has been published and exhibited globally, and has been featured in prestigious publications including National Geographic, BBC, Condé Nast, The Telegraph, and the Daily Mail. He is also one of fourteen photographers named in Masters of Drone Photography, and has…

Commonplace amongst both Western and Eastern medicine practitioners, heat therapy is a major component of the sauna experience. Despite totally different perspectives of the human body, experts from all around the globe recognize the unique and powerful ability of heat treatments. High temperatures signal your body to increase blood flow, thus speeding the healing process. Saunas, sentos, banyas, and hammams all utilize heat therapy in different cultures around the world. Some of the many forms of heat treatment include steam rooms, steam baths, and hot rocks or towels. For example, hot rocks or towels are great if you want to pinpoint the treatment of an injury and apply more of your body’s healing focus to that region. The warmth will soothe and relax your muscles, and help to relieve any…