"I'm from remote town where polar bears roam, it's -40 and bread costs $9"

Nestled deep within the Alaskan Arctic Circle, 500 miles from the nearest city, lies the remote town of Kotzebue - a place where the power of community and a connection to the natural world reign supreme. It's here that Grant Magdanz, 30, was raised, and though he now lives in a bustling city on the other side of the country, the lessons he learned in his hometown continue to shape his outlook on life.