Pink Flamingo RV Radio. After 15 years of involvement with an automotive radio show/podcast, Tracy moved his way from a field reporter, to Lifestyles Editor, and ultimately to Co-Host and Producer of that show... But, as with all things in life, came changes.

He knew he wanted to proceed with a new podcast, and the RV industry has always been of interest. Even before leaving the previous show, he had ideas of how an RV show could impact the podcast market as well as the RV industry, since there were no other RV shows covering the industry and lifestyle the way he thought it could be done.

He was lucky enough to RV as he was growing up. And, he wanted his son Austin to have an opportunity at those same experiences as he grew up. When Austin was younger, we had a vintage 1955 canned ham trailer, and later moved up to a Peterbilt Toterhome, which gave them the capability to RV cross-country in a big-rig lifestyle.

Combining all his RV past, as well as Austin's, they decided to create an all-inclusive RV show. Austin is credited with the name of the show, Pink Flamingo RV Radio, as it is a throwback to the vintage campgrounds with plastic flamingos adorning the landscape. Even today, at virtually any campground, you will find plastic pink flamingos as a proud part of display around vintage RVs and large diesel pushers!

Tracy explains:

As I host Pink Flamingo each week, Austin is my photographer and audio engineer. We each have our assigned duties for getting guests scheduled, interviews recorded, and shows posted each week.

We are grateful that Pink Flamingo RV Radio has been accepted by RVers world-wide! We discuss any number of topics and bring industry experts on to explain their specific corner of the RV world. Whether we're talking RVs themselves, campgrounds, aftermarket products, or roadside attractions... Pink Flamingo RV Radio looks forward to bringing more information to our listeners, as to what RVing is all about... Family, Friends, Memories, and FUN!

Rick recently had the opportunity to talk with John Wes Townley, who captured his first career NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory on Saturday, Oct. 3 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It was also the first win for his truck sponsor Zaxby’s and team Athenian Motorsports.

October is here and that means September is over and what a month it was. It all wrapped up with International Podcast Day on September 30 and it was a rousing success. Rick, Dave and Steve also take a look at what’s ahead in October.

September is half over and it’s an important month for many reasons. It’s the start of fall and football, but it’s also Prostate Cancer Awareness month and Sept 30 in International Podcast Day.

All men should get tested for prostate cancer starting at the age of 40 years old. If the man is at high risk (African American or family history of Prostate Cancer) he should get tested at 35 years old. Prostate Cancer is very curable if detected early (90% cure rate)…..but is deadly if not detected early.

International Podcast Day is coming 30 September and is going to be a world wide streaming event from New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Poland, Finland, The UK and the U.S. International Podcast Day is dedicated to promoting Podcasting worldwide through education and public engagement. You may be asking, what can I do to help and what can I do to get involved on International Podcast Day? There are so many things we can do but first we must all Start The Conversation. Find more information at International Podcast day.

Corporate comedian, Greg Schwem is proud to announce the release of the book The Road to Success Goes Through the Salad Bar: A Pile of BS (Business Stories) From a Corporate Comedian, to be released by Motivational Press. Finally a chance for corporate America to laugh at itself, through observations gleaned from a stand-up comedian who has spent nearly 20 years performing for some of the nation's largest and most profitable companies. Topics such as frequent flier mileage programs, Skype-powered job interviews, and multimillion dollar “team building” meetings are all ripe targets for Greg Schwem's razor sharp wit.

Rick and Steve are back with a “Conversation Corner” this week and with less than three weeks or so until Labor Day, they talk “summer”. Where did it go? Summer traditions and what do kids do during the summertime in 2015. Times sure are different, now.

With Rick out of town, Steve has taken this opportunity to speak with Dave and reflect on the past, present and future of the Modern Life Podcast Network. Since 2007 starting with a single show and over time building to a network of content produced in numerous formats, the network has gain new heights. We thought it would be of interest to let everyone know where we have been and where we are going with the Modern Life Network.

Joining Rick this week is one of the good people in tennis, Lindsay Davenport. She’s a Grand Slam Champion, she was ranked No. 1 in the world, owns an Olympic gold medal and is in the International Tennis Hall of Fame. She now is a tennis broadcaster and coach of Madison Keys. She talks tennis on Conversation Corner with Rick.

Adam Mosam, CEO and Founder of Pivotshare Inc. He is a serial entrepreneur who launched his first tech startup, Binspy Systems, at the age of 21. In 2006, Adam sold his startup to AnyDATA, a multinational technology firm, where he was involved in product planning, marketing and business development across five continents until 2011, when he left his position to begin developing Pivotshare full-time. Since June 2012, Adam raised $3.6 million, making Pivotshare the leading Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) platform and an industry pioneer. Adam’s innovative creator-focused approach enables Pivotshare to stayahead of its competitors, while attracting positive media and public attention to the online video space.

Kate Copsey certified as a Master Gardener in Virginia in 2001 and has continued to be active in 6 states. She is currently active in Ocean County, NJ where she tends a community garden and shrub area as well as hot line duty. She is also a popular regional speaker. As a garden writer Kate has written for local and regional newspapers and magazine as well as online sites. Kate hosted the America’s Home Grown Veggie Show for over 5 years, before taken over the Master Gardener Hour. Kate is currently writing a book on growing veg in small places, which will be on the market in early 2016.