Iron & Air Issue 28
Old western films would have you believe that grit comes on the rind that collects during chaw-fueled days on the road — it doesn’t. It comes from within, surfacing in moments of perseverance and courage in the face of hardship.
Grit is an admirable but virtually indefinable attribute, and we understand it best when we see it in individuals who inspire us. Like Raajib Sayami, who is steadfast in his mission to create a motorcycle oasis in the most unlikely of places (page 016). Or Natalie Bergman, a phenomenal singer who hopes her art and music help guide those who feel lost (page 044). Or Lauren Trantham, an abused woman who selflessly stared brutality in the face, listened to those who wanted their story told, and gave them a voice (page 068)...
Old western films would have you believe that grit comes on the rind that collects during chaw-fueled days on the road — it doesn’t. It comes from within, surfacing in moments of perseverance and courage in the face of hardship.
Grit is an admirable but virtually indefinable attribute, and we understand it best when we see it in individuals who inspire us. Like Raajib Sayami, who is steadfast in his mission to create a motorcycle oasis in the most unlikely of places (page 016). Or Natalie Bergman, a phenomenal singer who hopes her art and music help guide those who feel lost (page 044). Or Lauren Trantham, an abused woman who selflessly stared brutality in the face, listened to those who wanted their story told, and gave them a voice (page 068)...
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Old western films would have you believe that grit comes on the rind that collects during chaw-fueled days on the road — it doesn’t. It comes from within, surfacing in moments of perseverance and courage in the face of hardship.
Grit is an admirable but virtually indefinable attribute, and we understand it best when we see it in individuals who inspire us. Like Raajib Sayami, who is steadfast in his mission to create a motorcycle oasis in the most unlikely of places (page 016). Or Natalie Bergman, a phenomenal singer who hopes her art and music help guide those who feel lost (page 044). Or Lauren Trantham, an abused woman who selflessly stared brutality in the face, listened to those who wanted their story told, and gave them a voice (page 068)...
