Giselle Fernandez/GZ Fern (they/them)
@gzfernvo.com
NB VA in LA, ✨they/them✨
🐞 entomology background 🪲
Milio #LeagueofLegends
Princess Daisy #SMBWonder #MarioPartyJamboree
Princess/Baby Daisy #MKWorld
Tweyen #GBFRelink
Fig Cookie #CRKingdom
😷N95: Mask up for public health! ❤️
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Rep: Atlas Talent
🐞 entomology background 🪲
Milio #LeagueofLegends
Princess Daisy #SMBWonder #MarioPartyJamboree
Princess/Baby Daisy #MKWorld
Tweyen #GBFRelink
Fig Cookie #CRKingdom
😷N95: Mask up for public health! ❤️
🟡
Rep: Atlas Talent
Pinned
Quick reminder to everyone that my pronouns are they/them ONLY.
I am aware of how I present, but I am not a woman, nor have I ever been, nor will I ever be.
Anyone who is being intentionally disrespectful will be immediately blocked and forgotten. 🧡
I am aware of how I present, but I am not a woman, nor have I ever been, nor will I ever be.
Anyone who is being intentionally disrespectful will be immediately blocked and forgotten. 🧡
living in LA during the winter is just like living anywhere else, it’s 72F post-solstice and sometimes an apocalyptic wall of noise makes you look up to see a tree with parrots for leaves, just totally normal and universal things
December 23, 2025 at 12:30 AM
living in LA during the winter is just like living anywhere else, it’s 72F post-solstice and sometimes an apocalyptic wall of noise makes you look up to see a tree with parrots for leaves, just totally normal and universal things
#FunFactFriday
In 1980, Roger Rager raced in the Indy 500 with a repurposed school bus engine block. He didn’t win (placed 23rd after spinning out) but he did place 10th fast qualifying! Even qualifying at all was an impressive feat, and he went down in history for his boldness and creativity
🚌💨🏎️
In 1980, Roger Rager raced in the Indy 500 with a repurposed school bus engine block. He didn’t win (placed 23rd after spinning out) but he did place 10th fast qualifying! Even qualifying at all was an impressive feat, and he went down in history for his boldness and creativity
🚌💨🏎️
December 19, 2025 at 6:16 PM
#FunFactFriday
In 1980, Roger Rager raced in the Indy 500 with a repurposed school bus engine block. He didn’t win (placed 23rd after spinning out) but he did place 10th fast qualifying! Even qualifying at all was an impressive feat, and he went down in history for his boldness and creativity
🚌💨🏎️
In 1980, Roger Rager raced in the Indy 500 with a repurposed school bus engine block. He didn’t win (placed 23rd after spinning out) but he did place 10th fast qualifying! Even qualifying at all was an impressive feat, and he went down in history for his boldness and creativity
🚌💨🏎️
Reposted by Giselle Fernandez/GZ Fern (they/them)
"COVID alters brain structure long after infection, new Qld study finds"
"Queensland researchers have discovered coronavirus significantly alters the brain long after recovery, with MRI scans revealing lasting changes even in people without ongoing symptoms."
Source: archive.md/JURHA
"Queensland researchers have discovered coronavirus significantly alters the brain long after recovery, with MRI scans revealing lasting changes even in people without ongoing symptoms."
Source: archive.md/JURHA
December 16, 2025 at 12:16 AM
"COVID alters brain structure long after infection, new Qld study finds"
"Queensland researchers have discovered coronavirus significantly alters the brain long after recovery, with MRI scans revealing lasting changes even in people without ongoing symptoms."
Source: archive.md/JURHA
"Queensland researchers have discovered coronavirus significantly alters the brain long after recovery, with MRI scans revealing lasting changes even in people without ongoing symptoms."
Source: archive.md/JURHA
#FunFactFriday
There’s a mushroom that drips a black inky substance as it ages, melting from the outside in. It has many names, but my favourite is “tippler’s bane”. It’s helpfully descriptive, because while technically edible, they’re poisonous when consumed with alcohol. 🍄🟫
There’s a mushroom that drips a black inky substance as it ages, melting from the outside in. It has many names, but my favourite is “tippler’s bane”. It’s helpfully descriptive, because while technically edible, they’re poisonous when consumed with alcohol. 🍄🟫
December 13, 2025 at 2:53 AM
#FunFactFriday
There’s a mushroom that drips a black inky substance as it ages, melting from the outside in. It has many names, but my favourite is “tippler’s bane”. It’s helpfully descriptive, because while technically edible, they’re poisonous when consumed with alcohol. 🍄🟫
There’s a mushroom that drips a black inky substance as it ages, melting from the outside in. It has many names, but my favourite is “tippler’s bane”. It’s helpfully descriptive, because while technically edible, they’re poisonous when consumed with alcohol. 🍄🟫
One of the first live-action dubs I recorded entirely from my closet during the quarantine times was a Spanish dub based on true events about the depth of corruption in FIFA.
Dunno why that popped into my head, must be nostalgia or something
Dunno why that popped into my head, must be nostalgia or something
December 6, 2025 at 11:26 PM
One of the first live-action dubs I recorded entirely from my closet during the quarantine times was a Spanish dub based on true events about the depth of corruption in FIFA.
Dunno why that popped into my head, must be nostalgia or something
Dunno why that popped into my head, must be nostalgia or something
Reposted by Giselle Fernandez/GZ Fern (they/them)
Reminder: It's never too late to start wearing a mask again
December 3, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Reminder: It's never too late to start wearing a mask again
#FunFactFriday
A great way to support and strengthen your voice is by doing straw phonation exercises!
Blowing air through a small straw while vocalizing pushes air back into your larynx and forces the muscles around your vocal cords to relax. Blowing bubbles into your drink can help, too! 🧋🧡
A great way to support and strengthen your voice is by doing straw phonation exercises!
Blowing air through a small straw while vocalizing pushes air back into your larynx and forces the muscles around your vocal cords to relax. Blowing bubbles into your drink can help, too! 🧋🧡
November 28, 2025 at 5:47 PM
#FunFactFriday
A great way to support and strengthen your voice is by doing straw phonation exercises!
Blowing air through a small straw while vocalizing pushes air back into your larynx and forces the muscles around your vocal cords to relax. Blowing bubbles into your drink can help, too! 🧋🧡
A great way to support and strengthen your voice is by doing straw phonation exercises!
Blowing air through a small straw while vocalizing pushes air back into your larynx and forces the muscles around your vocal cords to relax. Blowing bubbles into your drink can help, too! 🧋🧡
#FunFactFriday
Not much can survive outer space— but tiny animals called tardigrades, or water bears, can!
These lil guys can be found all over the world, can withstand all kinds of extremes, and can even emit light to protect themselves from UV! It’s like a light version of a natural sunscreen! ☀️
Not much can survive outer space— but tiny animals called tardigrades, or water bears, can!
These lil guys can be found all over the world, can withstand all kinds of extremes, and can even emit light to protect themselves from UV! It’s like a light version of a natural sunscreen! ☀️
November 22, 2025 at 1:59 AM
#FunFactFriday
Not much can survive outer space— but tiny animals called tardigrades, or water bears, can!
These lil guys can be found all over the world, can withstand all kinds of extremes, and can even emit light to protect themselves from UV! It’s like a light version of a natural sunscreen! ☀️
Not much can survive outer space— but tiny animals called tardigrades, or water bears, can!
These lil guys can be found all over the world, can withstand all kinds of extremes, and can even emit light to protect themselves from UV! It’s like a light version of a natural sunscreen! ☀️
Today I paid a woman to look deep into my eyes and tell me nothing was wrong (went to the ophthalmologist)
November 20, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Today I paid a woman to look deep into my eyes and tell me nothing was wrong (went to the ophthalmologist)
Target and Starbucks are boycotts that I personally find easy since I rarely shop at either place anyway— but as the holidays close in, it’s more important than ever to hold out on these greedy corporations.
Always a good reminder: we vote every day with our money, by where we choose to spend it.🪧💰
Always a good reminder: we vote every day with our money, by where we choose to spend it.🪧💰
Beginning Monday, a Frozen Peppermint Hot Chocolate drink will be available exclusively at Starbucks cafés inside Target stores.
The chains are hoping the drink can drum up excitement from customers this holiday season.
🔗https://tinyurl.com/yrshv45s
The chains are hoping the drink can drum up excitement from customers this holiday season.
🔗https://tinyurl.com/yrshv45s
November 18, 2025 at 1:58 AM
Target and Starbucks are boycotts that I personally find easy since I rarely shop at either place anyway— but as the holidays close in, it’s more important than ever to hold out on these greedy corporations.
Always a good reminder: we vote every day with our money, by where we choose to spend it.🪧💰
Always a good reminder: we vote every day with our money, by where we choose to spend it.🪧💰
#FunFactFriday #BookSky
You can still support authors when you buy secondhand or borrow from a library!
Book’s always checked out? Library buys another copy. Selling super fast? Shop knows what to look for and how to price it.
Authors can still benefit even when you’re not able to buy directly! 🧡📚
You can still support authors when you buy secondhand or borrow from a library!
Book’s always checked out? Library buys another copy. Selling super fast? Shop knows what to look for and how to price it.
Authors can still benefit even when you’re not able to buy directly! 🧡📚
November 14, 2025 at 7:46 PM
#FunFactFriday #BookSky
You can still support authors when you buy secondhand or borrow from a library!
Book’s always checked out? Library buys another copy. Selling super fast? Shop knows what to look for and how to price it.
Authors can still benefit even when you’re not able to buy directly! 🧡📚
You can still support authors when you buy secondhand or borrow from a library!
Book’s always checked out? Library buys another copy. Selling super fast? Shop knows what to look for and how to price it.
Authors can still benefit even when you’re not able to buy directly! 🧡📚
#FunFactFriday
Did you know there’s a worm that can have 1000 butts and it doesn’t even eat?
It lives inside of sea sponges and our best guess is that it’s somehow able to absorb nutrients from the water around it.
Pirates coulda been nabbin sea sponges for extra booty all this time, who knew 🫧🪱
Did you know there’s a worm that can have 1000 butts and it doesn’t even eat?
It lives inside of sea sponges and our best guess is that it’s somehow able to absorb nutrients from the water around it.
Pirates coulda been nabbin sea sponges for extra booty all this time, who knew 🫧🪱
November 7, 2025 at 6:02 PM
#FunFactFriday
Did you know there’s a worm that can have 1000 butts and it doesn’t even eat?
It lives inside of sea sponges and our best guess is that it’s somehow able to absorb nutrients from the water around it.
Pirates coulda been nabbin sea sponges for extra booty all this time, who knew 🫧🪱
Did you know there’s a worm that can have 1000 butts and it doesn’t even eat?
It lives inside of sea sponges and our best guess is that it’s somehow able to absorb nutrients from the water around it.
Pirates coulda been nabbin sea sponges for extra booty all this time, who knew 🫧🪱
#FunFactFriday
Hershey chocolate bars are a pretty popular Halloween candy! But did you know that the man behind the bar, Milton Hershey, funded their invention by selling a caramel business?
Hershey Chocolate was his 5th try at launching a sweets company— and only the 2nd to see *sweet* success.🍫
Hershey chocolate bars are a pretty popular Halloween candy! But did you know that the man behind the bar, Milton Hershey, funded their invention by selling a caramel business?
Hershey Chocolate was his 5th try at launching a sweets company— and only the 2nd to see *sweet* success.🍫
October 31, 2025 at 11:35 PM
#FunFactFriday
Hershey chocolate bars are a pretty popular Halloween candy! But did you know that the man behind the bar, Milton Hershey, funded their invention by selling a caramel business?
Hershey Chocolate was his 5th try at launching a sweets company— and only the 2nd to see *sweet* success.🍫
Hershey chocolate bars are a pretty popular Halloween candy! But did you know that the man behind the bar, Milton Hershey, funded their invention by selling a caramel business?
Hershey Chocolate was his 5th try at launching a sweets company— and only the 2nd to see *sweet* success.🍫
So fun PSA: someone is attempting to spoof my email presumably to send spam. If anyone receives an email from me unsolicited, it is not from me and please do not click any links!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
October 30, 2025 at 5:06 PM
So fun PSA: someone is attempting to spoof my email presumably to send spam. If anyone receives an email from me unsolicited, it is not from me and please do not click any links!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Reposted by Giselle Fernandez/GZ Fern (they/them)
Please be aware, protect yourself and ask your peers if you’re not sure if something is legitimate! I’ve also written an article here about how to spot some red flags:
voiceactingclub.com/scams/
voiceactingclub.com/scams/
10 signs a VO job offer might be a scam – Voice Acting Club
voiceactingclub.com
October 28, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Please be aware, protect yourself and ask your peers if you’re not sure if something is legitimate! I’ve also written an article here about how to spot some red flags:
voiceactingclub.com/scams/
voiceactingclub.com/scams/
#FunFactFriday
Due to the high calcium content of marble dust, folks in the 1800s used to use it to make carbonated water!
Back then they were trying all sorts of ways to make water bubbly, and the dust byproduct from cutting marble helped create chemical reactions that did the trick 🫧🧡
Due to the high calcium content of marble dust, folks in the 1800s used to use it to make carbonated water!
Back then they were trying all sorts of ways to make water bubbly, and the dust byproduct from cutting marble helped create chemical reactions that did the trick 🫧🧡
October 24, 2025 at 6:03 PM
#FunFactFriday
Due to the high calcium content of marble dust, folks in the 1800s used to use it to make carbonated water!
Back then they were trying all sorts of ways to make water bubbly, and the dust byproduct from cutting marble helped create chemical reactions that did the trick 🫧🧡
Due to the high calcium content of marble dust, folks in the 1800s used to use it to make carbonated water!
Back then they were trying all sorts of ways to make water bubbly, and the dust byproduct from cutting marble helped create chemical reactions that did the trick 🫧🧡
The facts calendars are wonderful! I’m personally enjoying my favourite t-shirt so much I’ve ended up getting copies for some family and friends too…
Orders are back up for two more weeks, you say? 👀
Orders are back up for two more weeks, you say? 👀
October 20, 2025 at 5:16 PM
The facts calendars are wonderful! I’m personally enjoying my favourite t-shirt so much I’ve ended up getting copies for some family and friends too…
Orders are back up for two more weeks, you say? 👀
Orders are back up for two more weeks, you say? 👀
#FunFactFriday
Leather is made through a process called tanning, where acidic tannins change the skin’s protein structure to preserve it.
This happens naturally in peat bogs, where sphagnum mosses secrete tannins. Perfectly preserved bog corpses often appear in local folklore near peat bogs! 🧌🌱
Leather is made through a process called tanning, where acidic tannins change the skin’s protein structure to preserve it.
This happens naturally in peat bogs, where sphagnum mosses secrete tannins. Perfectly preserved bog corpses often appear in local folklore near peat bogs! 🧌🌱
October 18, 2025 at 1:13 AM
#FunFactFriday
Leather is made through a process called tanning, where acidic tannins change the skin’s protein structure to preserve it.
This happens naturally in peat bogs, where sphagnum mosses secrete tannins. Perfectly preserved bog corpses often appear in local folklore near peat bogs! 🧌🌱
Leather is made through a process called tanning, where acidic tannins change the skin’s protein structure to preserve it.
This happens naturally in peat bogs, where sphagnum mosses secrete tannins. Perfectly preserved bog corpses often appear in local folklore near peat bogs! 🧌🌱
Every industry has its own language, right? In food service we say “86” and “corner”, on film sets it’s “points” and “tilt”— science does it, too. And it’s not always easy to understand even when you know the lingo.
These two are amazing translators, though. Very excited to learn from them here! ✨
These two are amazing translators, though. Very excited to learn from them here! ✨
October 17, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Every industry has its own language, right? In food service we say “86” and “corner”, on film sets it’s “points” and “tilt”— science does it, too. And it’s not always easy to understand even when you know the lingo.
These two are amazing translators, though. Very excited to learn from them here! ✨
These two are amazing translators, though. Very excited to learn from them here! ✨
Hey just another reminder for folks:
The birthday listed for me online is incorrect. I prefer this; it makes me uncomfortable when strangers know such personal things about me.
Unless you know me personally, please don’t tag/message me on whatever day you think it is. It’s not, anyway. Thanks! 🧡
The birthday listed for me online is incorrect. I prefer this; it makes me uncomfortable when strangers know such personal things about me.
Unless you know me personally, please don’t tag/message me on whatever day you think it is. It’s not, anyway. Thanks! 🧡
October 14, 2025 at 4:22 PM
Hey just another reminder for folks:
The birthday listed for me online is incorrect. I prefer this; it makes me uncomfortable when strangers know such personal things about me.
Unless you know me personally, please don’t tag/message me on whatever day you think it is. It’s not, anyway. Thanks! 🧡
The birthday listed for me online is incorrect. I prefer this; it makes me uncomfortable when strangers know such personal things about me.
Unless you know me personally, please don’t tag/message me on whatever day you think it is. It’s not, anyway. Thanks! 🧡
#FunFactFriday
The US state of Georgia is known officially as “The Peach State”— but it’s actually a much larger producer of peanuts and blueberries than of peaches! South Carolina & California have it beat on that front.
Blueberries tend to thrive in GA’s more acidic red clay (Utisol) soils! 🫐
The US state of Georgia is known officially as “The Peach State”— but it’s actually a much larger producer of peanuts and blueberries than of peaches! South Carolina & California have it beat on that front.
Blueberries tend to thrive in GA’s more acidic red clay (Utisol) soils! 🫐
October 10, 2025 at 9:20 PM
#FunFactFriday
The US state of Georgia is known officially as “The Peach State”— but it’s actually a much larger producer of peanuts and blueberries than of peaches! South Carolina & California have it beat on that front.
Blueberries tend to thrive in GA’s more acidic red clay (Utisol) soils! 🫐
The US state of Georgia is known officially as “The Peach State”— but it’s actually a much larger producer of peanuts and blueberries than of peaches! South Carolina & California have it beat on that front.
Blueberries tend to thrive in GA’s more acidic red clay (Utisol) soils! 🫐
#FunFactFriday
Jane Goodall contributed truly so much to science— she taught us that other animals use tools, have emotions, deserve empathy. That animal+human rights are inextricably linked, as are kindness+conservation.
Her curiosity and patience gave us a deeper understanding of the world! 🧡
Jane Goodall contributed truly so much to science— she taught us that other animals use tools, have emotions, deserve empathy. That animal+human rights are inextricably linked, as are kindness+conservation.
Her curiosity and patience gave us a deeper understanding of the world! 🧡
October 3, 2025 at 9:25 PM
#FunFactFriday
Jane Goodall contributed truly so much to science— she taught us that other animals use tools, have emotions, deserve empathy. That animal+human rights are inextricably linked, as are kindness+conservation.
Her curiosity and patience gave us a deeper understanding of the world! 🧡
Jane Goodall contributed truly so much to science— she taught us that other animals use tools, have emotions, deserve empathy. That animal+human rights are inextricably linked, as are kindness+conservation.
Her curiosity and patience gave us a deeper understanding of the world! 🧡
#FunFactFriday
Pencil lead is actually a mix of graphite & clay! It’s called ‘lead’ because when graphite was first discovered, it was mistaken as lead and the name stuck.
Ever had to use a #2 pencil for class? The number grades the hardness of the graphite, #2 just means it’s good for writing! ✏️
Pencil lead is actually a mix of graphite & clay! It’s called ‘lead’ because when graphite was first discovered, it was mistaken as lead and the name stuck.
Ever had to use a #2 pencil for class? The number grades the hardness of the graphite, #2 just means it’s good for writing! ✏️
September 26, 2025 at 8:32 PM
#FunFactFriday
Pencil lead is actually a mix of graphite & clay! It’s called ‘lead’ because when graphite was first discovered, it was mistaken as lead and the name stuck.
Ever had to use a #2 pencil for class? The number grades the hardness of the graphite, #2 just means it’s good for writing! ✏️
Pencil lead is actually a mix of graphite & clay! It’s called ‘lead’ because when graphite was first discovered, it was mistaken as lead and the name stuck.
Ever had to use a #2 pencil for class? The number grades the hardness of the graphite, #2 just means it’s good for writing! ✏️
Reposted by Giselle Fernandez/GZ Fern (they/them)
Shoutout to @thewhn.bsky.social for putting together an excellent, science-based Q&A on why many of us are still masking😷
"Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered."
whn.global/yes-we-conti...
"Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered."
whn.global/yes-we-conti...
Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered - WHN
Picture a typical family gathering today. Most people have moved on from masking: kids run around freely, aunts and uncles chat over snacks, and only a couple of family members still choose to wear we...
whn.global
September 22, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Shoutout to @thewhn.bsky.social for putting together an excellent, science-based Q&A on why many of us are still masking😷
"Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered."
whn.global/yes-we-conti...
"Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered."
whn.global/yes-we-conti...