FLUX Oregon

The first teasers for our upcoming web stories. Keep a watch on Flux’s website next week leading up to our launch on June 4. Link in bio!

Ryan Singer scours rural Oregon’s abandoned homes, digging through dusty boxes, crawling through decomposing attics and hunting for rare vintage clothing potentially worth thousands of dollars. The hardest part isn’t the mold or the guard dogs. It’s convincing people he’s not crazy.

After being sent to prison for a murder in 2010, Christopher Havens discovered a passion for advanced mathematics that resulted in the publishing of multiple papers from behind bars.

Joshua Nathaniel Price has spent 20 years of his life in a never-ending transition. Never staying in the same place for too long, always ready for the next train. For most, train hopping is a foreign concept. For Price, it is something you have to do yourself in order to understand.

The Nisqually people have tended the lands around Mount Rainier for millennia. Today, they are fighting to reclaim their ancestral traditions on native lands scarred by intensified glacial melt. With Pacific Northwest glaciers predicted to largely disappear by 2070, Nisqually culture, deeply intertwined with the land, is being reshaped before their eyes.