Tee
"Be A Good Expat" Classic Tee
The one that started a movement (of one).
$28
The Gift Shop
Souvenirs you'll actually wear
Heads up — these are placeholder designs. The real merch is still in production.
Tee
"Nica Time" Tee
Punctually 45 minutes late.
$28
Tee
"Reformed Gringo" Tee
Tips well. Finally learned the bus routes.
$30
Tee
"Living in Nicaragua" Logo Tee
The whole show, on your chest.
$28
Cap
"Be A Good Expat" Dad Cap
Structured front. Unstructured life.
$26
Cap
"Volcano Season" Trucker
Mesh back, active caldera.
$26
Why your purchase matters
Every shirt funds the next episode.
No questionable sponsors, no empty endorsements. Your direct contributions make a huge impact.
01
You buy a tee
Pick something that says "I support independent expat content."
02
We fund a shoot
Camera batteries, bus fare, the occasional "tip" to move things along.
03
A new episode drops
You wear the shirt while watching. The circle of life.
[ Portrait of Scott ]
the host
About the host
Scott moved to Nicaragua and won't stop talking about it.
What started as "I'll just try it for a year" became a whole channel. Now there's a show, a slogan, and apparently a t-shirt empire. He films the good, the bad, and the bureaucratic — and somehow makes paying a water bill compelling.
The merch keeps the lights on. Literally — the power goes out a lot.
Latest from the show
Now streaming, sort of.
18:24
I Tried to Pay My Power Bill
22:09
Nobody Told Me About the Iguanas
14:51