Born in Mexico and currently residing in Miami, Danie is a global traveler and nomadic designer with a vision and a purpose. Throughout her journey, she has relied on the confidence and strength that she finds in her braid. The launch of her latest project, Journey of a Braid, aims to share that strength with other women.
Whether you're a nature lover, backyard gardener, or aspiring scientist, this story is about hope, community, and connection to the natural world.
Dennis Ranalter is one of the world's most respected freeride skiers, his playful style and technical ability earning him a wide fan base and the widely used moniker: D-RAN. Yet away from a name that showcases his self-assurance on the steep slopes of Austria, Dennis’s struggles with identity run deep. At its heart, the question of race and what it means to be black in a sport that remains predominantly and conspicuously white. Now streaming on YouTube.
Idaho is home to more Columbian sharp-tailed grouse than anywhere in North America. Each spring males gather to participate in one of nature’s most charismatic dances in hopes of attracting a mate. Yet, habitat loss remains the greatest threat to these iconic birds, and in the 1970s, Idaho witnessed a dramatic decline in populations. Thankfully, Idahoans and Idaho Fish and Game staff have made it their mission to protect, preserve, and perpetuate these remarkable creatures. Looking ahead, important questions must be addressed to ensure the future of sharp-tailed grouse. How can Idaho Fish and Game, Idahoans, ranchers and other agencies continue to partner together to protect critical habitat? How do we find balance to protect what we have but still allow for growth? Stream "Dancing Grounds" now on YouTube.
Diversity and opera rarely appear in the same sentence. Dull, stuffy, and inaccessible are the adjectives most often applied to this 300-year-old singing spectacle usually performed in Italian, French, or German. Today, an unlikely group of four young artists is breaking barriers on world stages to create a place for themselves and cultural relevancy in the obscure and mysterious art of opera.
Snowboarders Mary Rand and Taylor Goldberg step out of their comfort zone on some of the biggest lines in Alaska. Stream "Giant Beasts, Tiny People" now on YouTube.