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Audio collective.

To start things off today, I'd like to give a big thank you to our presenting sponsor.

This is a company that's been with us all season, and in fact, they've been supporting out there for years, which means a lot. That kind of

loyalty is so, so helpful to a little podcast like us. The sponsor in question is PeakVisor.

PeakVisor is an app that helps you make the most of your time in the mountains. You can use their

3D maps to plan out hikes. Once you're

out on adventures, their peak identification feature is great for figuring out what you're looking at.

And after the fact, you can keep track of your accomplishments with their peak bagging feature.

Peak Fizer has information on more than a million summits all over the world.

So basically, wherever you're headed, they've got you covered.

And in case you're wondering, the app does work even in places where there's no reception.

If you'd like your own personal mountain guide, check out PeakVisor in the app store.

You just might love it.

Hi, I'm Willow Belden and you're listening to Out There, the podcast that explores big questions through intimate stories outdoors. This is our last episode of the season.

After this, we're going to take a break for a while.

My whole team has worked really, really hard this past year, and we need some time to recharge.

So we're going to take some time off, like off off, as in no email, no phone calls, no work, just downtime.

After Labor Day, I'll start mapping out our next season.

I don't yet know when that will launch, but I do hope to release some bonus episodes this fall slash winter while we're working on producing the next season.

So stay tuned for all of that.

And now, on to our story for today.

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