Sara Niksic, an international marine biologist, has spent most of her life studying the songs of humpback whales. It seems she took her work home with her because Sara has taken her hobby of DJing and mixing in whale songs. So far, she’s released three albums — we cannot confirm what percentage split of sales she provides the whales. What we do know is that Sara’s goal of showcasing the complexity of whale songs and highlighting how intelligent and advanced these gentle giants truly are is being learned on dance floors around the world. Learn more about Sara and other quality humans who are doing their part to connect us with the big guys down below in the latest edition of Flow Trip Magazine: The Whale Issue. Get your copy today.
Miami run club with Lacey Jane. Never too early to get in some pre-Turkey Trot training.
Look for the Helpers
Skating across the US to raise money for spinal cord injuries might just top the list of “ways to be a cool and kind person.” Enter Brooke Johnson.
A Solo Endeavor
A lone orca by the name of “Old Thom” is swimming his way across the deep blue. Thom, if you’re reading this, maybe take a beat — you’re really freaking out the scientists, bud.
Vote for Grazer
Fat Bear Week is back, thanks to our friends over at the National Park Service. Meet the bears and choose your chonk.
Other Good News & Happenings
The ozone layer is so back. We’re rooting for you, Ms. Mother Nature.
We’re always looking for new humans to keep the merry-go-round spinning. Join the crew.
Something to read. When hand-drawn vinyl album covers were all the rage.
‘Tis the season of the socks.
The 21-pound carrot and other giant vegetables. Gotta be something in the water across the pond.
