It’s official: Huck is celebrating two decades of independent, groundbreaking journalism. To mark the milestone, they dropped Issue 83: "Life Is A Journey." 

Who better to headline about "the journey" than newly inducted Rock & Roll Hall of Fame leader, RZA? In this issue, the Wu Tang Clan mastermind dives into why the group won’t rest until their cultural legacy is permanently secured. 

The theme of this issue explores the paths people take to carve their own way in the world, reflecting on the lessons, setbacks, and moments of clarity that shape creative lives. 

Huck isn't just looking backward, though, they're also peeking at those creating an impact in society today. Features inside include: Brazilian skateboarding trailblazer Leticia Bufoni, Gorillaz co-creator Jamie Hewlett, Vietnam’s underground punk scene in "Saigon's Underground," one of the planet's premier surf photographers, Sachi Cunningham, and so much more

Since 2006, Huck has been finding niche, untold stories from people who refuse to succumb to the norm, whether that's on a half-pipe, on the front lines of a protest, or recording music in nature. Reaching 20 years as an organization thriving on counterculture proves there is still a massive appetite for raw, authentic storytelling.

Huck Issue 83 is out now. Show your support for creative storytelling and grab your copy today!