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Anyone else ever get mosquito bites on your eyelid? Just me?

Learning to sit in the backyard. With mosquito repellant and a phone, of course.

Making any show is hard, but making a show about something you hate is masochistic. For all the other masochists out there, who don’t feel you should get something unless it was painfully difficult, I went in-studio at @permanentrcrd to talk to

Cash me outside! Sitting out in the cold to channel my extreme discomfort while writing @fogopodcast voiceovers.

I stepped out on a rock just to capture this sweet #doggo in action. Then she went hiking with her mom @alpaca.my.camera, and I made my way back to the parking lot. #worthit #outdooradventures

Couldn’t have edited this bonus episode without my trusty electric blanket. Listen to the bonus episode “Gifts for Indoor Lovers” wherever you find your podcasts. What gifts are you wishing for?
#giftideas #giftideasforher #giftidea

I went to an art fair with some local faves: @srslychocolate @whitedeerapothecary @jbm.studio @atasteofkoko @lasofrendas. I got so many gift ideas for the indoor lover in your life, and I’m going to post a mini episode about it soon while Seaso

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FOGO is produced by Fearless Squirrel Productions.

FOGO: Fear of Going Outside is created in a space that was and is still home to many Indigenous people. We acknowledge that the land on which we gather and create is the traditional territory of Tonkawa, Lipan-Apache, Karankawa, Comanche, Jumano, and Coahuiltecan people. We also want to acknowledge and give respect to the various Indigenous people and nations who live in the land we now call Texas. We recognize Indigenous people regardless of federal/state recognition and we understand this list is not exhaustive and that there are names and nations of people that history is still working to recover and include. We are grateful for the opportunity to work in the community, and on this territory.