In this episode of RV Small Talk, we break down the latest camping data and uncover what it really means for RVers, tent campers, and outdoor adventurers alike. From record numbers of campers hitting the road to the growing challenges of reservations, free camping, AI trip planning, and shifting demographics, there’s a LOT happening in the camping world.
Planning an RV trip? Before you hit the road, make sure you’re not missing the small things that can turn into big problems. In this episode of the RV Small Talk podcast, the crew breaks down the must-have gear too many campers forget, like portable air compressors for low tires, simple tool kits for quick fixes, and tire pressure monitoring systems that can help you avoid serious damage. It’s all about being prepared so you can spend less time stressing and more time enjoying the adventure.
What would Christmas look like if you spent it in an RV instead of at home? In this holiday episode of the RV Small Talk Podcast, Lindsay and PJ dive into the idea of camping for Christmas—without ever having done it themselves. They talk traditions, expectations, decorations, food (lots of food), weather worries, campground chaos, and whether taking Christmas on the road creates magic… or just a different kind of chaos.
In this episode, we sit down and talk about what being prepared really means in everyday life. We are joined by Olivia from Redi to share the story behind the kit and why it was created after a real life emergency. We talk through what makes Redi different from a traditional first aid kit, how it is designed around real world scenarios, and why readiness is about confidence, not fear.
Scout Campers joins the RV Small Talk Podcast to discuss how their lightweight, composite-built truck campers are changing expectations in the industry. We cover the origins of Scout, the philosophy behind its minimalist design, and why so many buyers are moving toward simpler, self-sufficient camping setups.
It’s holiday gifting season and we’re making it way easier to shop for the campers and RV lovers in your life. In this episode we share a mix of practical gear, clever tools, cozy comforts, and totally fun surprises that work for every kind of camper. Whether they’re brand new to RV life or have been on the road for years, we found ideas that fit every personality and every price point.
This conversation dives into the world of Harvest Hosts, an RV membership program that connects travelers with over 5,500 unique small-business locations—including wineries, breweries, alpaca farms, museums, wildlife rescues, and even missile silos—for free overnight camping. Representatives discuss how the program works, the benefits for both RVers and hosts, surprising and unusual stay locations, membership pricing, how hosts are vetted, and trends in the RV community. Packed with fun stories, humor, and travel insights, this is a lively look at how Harvest Hosts creates memorable experiences while supporting local businesses.
In this interview we sit down with Gordon and Angela from Truck Camper Magazine, the definitive source for everything happening in the truck camper world. They bring years of industry insight and firsthand factory experience to explain how the market has evolved, why demand is rising, and how the Overland and RV communities are influencing each other in powerful new ways. Gordon and Angela walk us through the rapid changes happening across the industry.
PJ sits down with Dominique and François from Safari Condo to explore the story behind the iconic Alto trailer and the family values that shaped the company. What began with Dominique’s father building airplanes in the basement eventually led to designing ultra-light travel trailers that changed how people think about towing and efficienc
PJ is joined by Mike Landers, co-founder of Cozy Camper and a certified RV inspector who traded in his police badge for a life on the road—literally. Mike shares how he and his wife Elizabeth made the leap from law enforcement to full-time RV living and built a business around helping people make smarter RV purchases. From a single listing on the National RV Inspector Association site to running inspections six days a week, their journey is rooted in service, curiosity, and a deep love for camping.