Stories from the Arctic: Help Dubside Return to Greenland

For over three years on The Dubcast with Dubside, I’ve shared my journey through the world of traditional sea kayaking—traveling across the U.S., around the world, and deep into Greenland, where the roots of this ancient art still thrive. Alongside my podcast partner, Andrew Elizaga, we’ve interviewed dozens of fascinating people, bringing their stories to you.

Now, more than ever, Greenland is at the center of global conversations—climate change, geopolitics, eco-tourism, and Indigenous self-determination. As these transformations unfold, I want to continue documenting Greenland’s people, culture, music, and history, preserving traditions and building bridges between communities.

This July, I hope to return to Greenland for the 2025 Greenland National Qajaqing Championships, but I need your support. Your contribution will help cover my travel expenses, allowing me to bring back stories, interviews, and insights that you won’t hear anywhere else.

If you believe in this mission and want to be part of it, please consider making a donation.

Qujanaq—thank you!