Podcast

Recently, we stumbled upon an RV time capsule that transported us back to the ’70s—a December 1979 issue of Trailer Life Magazine. As we turned its weathered pages, we were not only met with a sense of retro RVing fun but also a striking realization: the challenges and joys of RV travel have remained remarkably consistent over the decades. Join us as we flip through this vintage treasure and uncover a world of funky fun and familiar dilemmas.

With a mission to serve, Sister Corps is a group of women who travel across the US to help restore communities impacted by natural disasters. This organization includes women skilled in different areas, that when they come together, make a huge impact on communities in need of environmental relief.

With so many RV manufacturers, how do you know if you’re buying a quality camper? First off, you’ll want to understand the different types of RVs out there – teardrop trailer, fifth wheel, travel trailer, motorhome, pop-up, etc.

What’s a road trip without a theme? In this episode we’re diving into the best haunts to see in the US!

Personalizing your RV is one of the best ways to make your rig feel like home away from home. PJ, Lindsay, and Clint sit down to go over a few of their favorite ways to personalize their campers.

With weeks of 100+ degree weather, we thought it was time to bring in our friend, Avery Tomasco, Meteorologist for CBS Austin. As a 2-time Emmy winner, you can feel the passion Avery has for all things Texas weather related, keeping Austinites well informed and prepared.

Planning a trip is hard enough, reserving a campsite should be easy. Campground Views helps put your mind at ease with 360-degree tours and walking videos of campsites around the US. We had the pleasure of speaking to the CEO of Campground Views, Mark Koep, to hear more about this company and their mission!

Meet Thomas Cutter, a middle school teacher who loves any opportunity to make historical travel plans. As a history teacher, Thomas knows all the cool and hidden spots around Texas and the US with rich history. After his son was born, Thomas and his wife, Jenny, prioritized traveling with their son, Jackson, to provide several opportunities to explore different parts of the US. So, every Spring Break and Summer break, Thomas, Jenny, and Jackson pack up and hit the road to explore all that mother nature has to offer.

It’s time to plan that camping trip you’ve been talking about! If you’re still not sold on packing up and hitting the road, stay tuned and hear all about Lindsay and PJ’s trip to uCamp and Clint’s trip to Davis Mountains.

Sebastian Oveysi has had quite an interesting journey to finding the RV community. In his adolescence, Sebastian was a political refugee who grew up in his family’s restaurant. From that, his love for cooking grew, and as an adult became a chef. He spent years learning the culinary arts before opening his own restaurant and then a food truck. His life-changing RV stories are some you won’t want to miss. So how did this all lead to becoming an RV Technician and inspector?