Episode 30: Want to Know My Solution to the Polar Vortex?

Back to Panama!

Five years ago, I wrote an article titled How I Survived the Polar Vortex. That was when I lived in Panama full time, but escaping the recent frigid temperatures in the US is a pretty nice thing to do right now!

This episode was recorded a few days before I left the US to revisit Panama, where I’ll stay until mid-March.

I’m writing these show notes today from my lovely accommodation on the beach on the Azuero Peninsula. (When we recorded it the episode, I was home in Florida.)

I’ve got a lovely breeze blowing in from the ocean as I sit on the veranda, and I can hear the surf breaking on the sandy beach just a couple hundred feet from where I sit. It’s not a white sand beach – Panama doesn’t have those – but I’ll take it.

And as you can see, the beach is nearly deserted. My first day here I went for a long walk, and only saw two other people, and one dog.

Such are the joys of an Anywhereist life!

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Episode Music

Thanks for the great music! Our theme music is provided by SoundCloud, and we’re featuring artist ItIs Leanne, playing Corta-Jaca – tango brasileiro.

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Your co-hosts are Susanna Perkins (Anywhereist) and Kitty Navias.

Susanna’s a serial solopreneur, blogger, freelance writer, WordPress maven, and all-around portable career enthusiast. She developed her anywhereist lifestyle in an act of desperation following the US financial meltdown in 2009. During that time she’s moved 7 times, and worked from hundreds of locations at home and abroad.

Kitty’s a millennial with a lot of creative pursuits — she’s a musician, photographer, and writer. She’s traveled extensively, with plans for a lot more. On the show, Kitty will be providing us with tips and resources to keep our lives under control and moving in a forward direction as we become Anywhereists.