Face the Current

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Face the Current is an award-winning aspirational and inspirational magazine and fast-growing digital destination for all those seeking purposeful, conscious, and connected living. With a double meaning, Face the Current is about living in the now (in the current moment) while also facing life and all it brings as we aspire to be our potential and live with purpose. Launched with a simple yet powerful mission, Face the Current strives to be more than just a magazine as we work to create a ripple-effect of positive change. Why? Face the Current believes that media can be purpose-driven and inspiring, so we committed to fostering a sense of interconnectedness in the world. We showcase the very best in people while building connections between family, friends, ourselves, the environment, food, places and to life itself. Face the Current helps our readers maintain their lives with forward-thinking, well-researched coverage on the multiple lifestyle segments, and we encourage our readers to use the information we share in an action-driven way to impact and contribute to their communities and to our world. Inspiration is our main ingredient—we are Face the Current, and we are fuel for an inspired life. Covering international content in Travel, Culture & Arts, Music, Sports & Fitness, and Health, Face the Current is read in more than 56 countries. The digital edition is available on our website, Zinio, ISSUU, Apple News, Amazon’s U.S. and U.K. newsstands, 3,900 library systems, in-flight on American Airlines, Lufthansa, and Japan Airlines, and Scribb ebook readers. Print is available on demand worldwide.

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Country United States of America
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Reimagining Food to Decarbonize Agriculture with Micahel Lenox & Reb...

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Over the next 30 years, the world’s population will grow from 7 billion to roughly 9 billion people. The thought of feeding another 2 billion people is daunting. The idea of doing so while simultaneously driving greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero? Seemingly impossible. Yet, this is what must happen by 2050 if we are going to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius and avoid the most significant climate change impacts predicted by scientists.
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Rory Kramer. Dream, Create, Inspire, and Dare to Live.

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Interview by Lucas Taggart: To many people, Rory Kramer’s life may seem anything but normal. He’s a videographer, photographer, director, clothing line architect, host of his own MTV show (Dare to Live) and all-round content creator. While thrill-seeking and traveling the world, Rory also makes every effort to see the beauty in our magnificent planet. For Rory, traditional life-structure would be stifling and confining, quashing creativity and his soul’s quest for fulfillment.
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Luma Legacy Social Impact Initiative with Kate Glantz

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By Sasha Frate
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Kate Glantz is a growing force in the field of social impact, currently serving as Head of Social Good at Luma Legacy, a division of Luma. Society faces multiple urgentexistential issues, and Luma Legacy not only aims to address the root causes of these issues, but it is willing to take creative bets to solve them. To do this, Luma Legacy functions as a technology and content venture studio developing very early-stage ideas that focus on radical solutions.
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Understanding Biological Heritage for Better Health

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By Jim Bentz
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My father was a great man. He raised nine children, and taught me many of the values that have guided me through life. He was an outstanding dentist and understood that the health of the mouth and teeth reflected the health of the body. Looking outside his profession, he was also a student of human health, interested in a diverse range of health-related topics including nutrition and hormones, and even more esoteric subjects such as energy fields and chakras.
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Exploring the Energetic Expression of the Modern-Techno DJ

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By Ty Johnson
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Kobe Motmans’ love for music and nature can only be described as one thing: extreme. The Swiss-Belgian producer known as Paradoks resides between Barcelona and Zurich but draws inspiration from environments the world over. Motmans’ unique and fresh perspective on life helps him to express his energetic self through music while remaining grounded by life’s simpler offerings.
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Magic Moon Medicinals Blends Traditional Chinese Medicine & Self-Care

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By Ty Johnson
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Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has been preserved and passed on for thousands of years, and techniques and knowledge of the craft have essentially remained unchanged through time. Chinese medicine revolves around the concept of Qi; the vital life force flowing within human beings. Yin and yang represent the opposite and complementary components of our Qi. An alteration in the yin or yang of an individual can lead to the occurrence of disease or illness.
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Top Ten Ways to Heal Your Gut

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By Lisa Guy
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Poor gut health can have a huge impact on your physical and emotional health. An unhealthy gut can put your whole body out of balance and lead to a myriad of health issues including anxiety, depression, lowered immune function, weight gain, digestive issues, and an increased risk of autoimmune diseases. Looking at ways to maintain a healthy gut mucosa (lining) and balanced gut microbiota is vital for good health and wellbeing, and for the prevention of disease.
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Incredible Role of the Human Microbiome

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By Sasha Frate
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Rodney Dietert, Ph.D. is an internationally known author, lecturer, scientist, media personality, and educator.
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Truth on the Edge of the Map

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By Ty Johnson
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Extreme outdoor sports have increased in popularity over the years as more people seek nature provided thrills. Although dangerous, curiosity leads individuals to all edges of the planet in search of adventure. Something special occurs when you submit yourself to the wild and unpredictable elements of Earth. Chirstine Boskoff was an American mountaineer who fully embodied this mentality.
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Appreciating the Present & Empowering Change from Within: The Philosophy of Olympic Snowboarder, Kjersti Buaas

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By Ty Johnson
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Kjersti Buaas embodies the energy and curiosity of the human spirit. Her life path has been paved with accomplishments achieved throughout her incredible snowboarding career, but perhaps more impressive is the underlying simplicity that shines through her actions and teachings. The four-time Olympian currently spends her days deeply connected with nature as she spreads awareness on sustainable van living.
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