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The Wild — And Domestic — Sounds Of Quarantine Life In Idaho

Sáša Woodruff
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Boise State Public Radio

 

It’s been more than two months since many of us started staying home. Life has been different; there’s a different pace, a different rhythm. For the team at Boise State Public Radio, our domestic and family life has merged with our work lives. Our homes now double as our home studios and offices, and the members of our family (people and pets) have become our coworkers.

At the same time, there have been many reports of unexpected wildlife sightings, and we’ve had to ask: are these animals just showing up now, or have they been visiting all along and we just haven’t been home to see it? Over the last few weeks, many of the staff here at Boise State Public Radio have been recording some of the sounds from our own life in quarantine. Take a listen. 

As COVID-19 cases spread through the U.S. and Idaho, we’re committed to keeping you updated and informed. You can get updated info on cases, closures and how to stay healthy at any time on our Coronavirus news blog.

 

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