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This season, Community Spotlights are woven right into our main episodes. Jennifer sits down with Mary Walker of Life in the RV, who went from a 3,500 square foot house to full-time RV life nine years ago with her husband Tim. 

Mary Walker discusses her experience transitioning to her super C RV, sharing insights and tips for those considering their own RV journey.  

Finding the Perfect RV

Mary initially hesitated to choose a super C RV due to its appearance. However, her perspective changed when she found a beautiful red one that caught her eye.  

"After having our class A gas, I didn't feel safe in it anymore, sitting right up there by the windshield. So we took a Class C for a ride, and it's like, okay, I could do this."  

She emphasizes the importance of comfort and safety in selecting your RV, recounting how a dealership owner advised her that super C units require less maintenance than others.  

The Joy of Space

Mary highlights the spaciousness of her current RV, despite it being only thirty-nine feet long. The opposing slides create a comfortable living area that feels like home.  

Tips for New RVers

For those new to the RV lifestyle, Mary has some essential advice:  

• Learn your travel style: Knowing whether you want to boondock or visit national parks can influence your RV choice.  
• Take driving lessons: If you're unfamiliar with driving larger vehicles, consider getting professional instruction.  
• Follow safety checklists: To avoid mishaps, create a checklist for setup and breakdown, ensuring you don’t forget critical steps.  

Resources and Community

Mary is passionate about sharing her experiences and mistakes to help others. Her website provides valuable resources for new RVers, including checklists and tips to enhance their journeys.  

Jennifer, co-host, adds that the RV community is supportive and filled with opportunities to learn from one another.  

We did have a crazy glitch in this episode but you'll have to tune in & find out what happened! 

If you’re considering RVing or looking for community support, these insights from Mary Walker can guide you on your journey.  

For more detailed tips and a deeper dive into their conversation, visit Mary's website.  

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Join me as I navigate the Top Host contest and beyond.

Hey there,

I never envisioned starting a podcast. Until the summer of 2025, it was just a thought. A friend nudged me into it, and here I am, Jennifer Schillaci, a homeschool mom living in an RV, now in the third round of a national search for a podcast host.

My Unexpected Journey

When I entered the Top Host contest, I didn’t expect to progress beyond the first round. Yet, here we are. Every vote I received came from real people, perhaps you are one of them. People were cooking dinner or waiting in a carpool line, but you took a moment to support me. That truly means the world.

The contest isn’t just about winning a chance to host a six-episode podcast or the $25,000 prize; it shines a light on a cause close to my heart, the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, which builds media studios in children’s hospitals. These spaces allow kids to express themselves and escape their circumstances, even if just for a moment.

Community Over Competition

I’ve met so many incredible podcasters through this journey, some seasoned and others just starting out. We share links, support each other, and remind ourselves that we can be in competition while uplifting one another. Community over competition. This has almost felt like my mantra. It’s how we’ve thrived on the road and in this podcasting world.

A Dream Bigger Than Myself

My dream is for "Learn to RV" to become a hub for the RV community—a place where newcomers find guidance and support. Each person who discovers us through this contest brings us closer to that goal. After nearly ten years of hard work, it feels like someone finally sees our efforts.

The Road Ahead

Winning would mean reinvesting in the podcast to enhance the quality of our episodes and provide even more value to our community. But even if the journey ends here, meeting all of you and sharing this experience has been more rewarding than any prize.

Thank you for your support, for voting, and for believing in this journey from an RV. Remember, you’re not just anything—you’re part of this story.

See you down the road,

Jennifer
Learn to RV Podcast  

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Jennifer Schillaci | Top Host

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Fall RV travel doesn’t mean waiting for the leaves. When you live on wheels, you can go find it. 🍂

In this episode, Mr. Road Trip himself, Rick Steelman, joins Jennifer to share his “WOW calendar” (Wacky, Offbeat & Wonderful), a running list of fall and holiday festivals, RV rallies, light displays, and roadside oddities from October through December. Plus: fall camping, leaf peeping beyond New England, how to find off-the-beaten-path attractions, and Rick’s three-part formula for a trip of a lifetime.

In this episode:

• Why RVers have an advantage when it comes to chasing fall color
• Rick’s WOW calendar: coffin races, medieval festivals, tuba concerts, sheep parades, and more
• Fall campfires, cider donuts, pumpkin patches, and making family memories on the road
• The Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta: why you should stay all week
• The National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee
• How to find offbeat attractions (the world’s biggest ball of paint included)
• Drive-through holiday light displays and military discounts
• Rick’s three marks of a trip of a lifetime: an aha moment, a story, and an epiphany

Get Rick’s free WOW calendar:
👉 RVGettingThere.com: https://www.rvgettingthere.com (look under “Additional Things”)
👉 RoadCruiser.life: https://www.roadcruiser.life (get to RV Getting There from here)

More from Learn to RV:
Visit https://www.learntorv.com for the blog, course, and community. Fall RV travel doesn’t mean waiting for the leaves. When you live on wheels, you go find it. 🍂

In this episode, Mr. Road Trip himself, Rick Steelman, joins Jennifer to share his “WOW calendar” (Wacky, Offbeat & Wonderful), a running list of fall and holiday festivals, RV rallies, light displays, and roadside oddities from October through December. Plus: fall camping, leaf peeping beyond New England, how to find off-the-beaten-path attractions, and Rick’s three-part formula for a trip of a lifetime.

In this episode:

• Why RVers have an advantage when it comes to chasing fall color
• Rick’s WOW calendar: coffin races, medieval festivals, tuba concerts, sheep parades, and more
• Fall campfires, cider donuts, pumpkin patches, and making family memories on the road
• The Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta: why you should stay all week
• The National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee
• How to find offbeat attractions (the world’s biggest ball of paint included)
• Drive-through holiday light displays and military discounts
• Rick’s three marks of a trip of a lifetime: an aha moment, a story, and an epiphany

Get Rick’s free WOW calendar:
👉 RVGettingThere.com: https://www.rvgettingthere.com (look under “Additional Things”)
👉 RoadCruiser.life: https://www.roadcruiser.life (get to RV Getting There from here)

More from Learn to RV:
Visit https://www.learntorv.com for the blog, course, and community.

You can visit the Learn to RV Podcast website at www.learntorvthepodcast.com

Watch the Episode on the Learn to RV YouTube channel

Know before you go: popular fall destinations and festivals book up months in advance, so reserve early.

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Recorded onsite during 2026 Hershey RV Show

Jennifer sits down inside a 1937 Hunt Housecar at the Hershey RV Show with Brian Artherton of the RV/MH Hall of Fame Museum & Library. The unit was built by a Hollywood cinematographer who was tired of working out of a hot tent on movie sets. It’s believed to be the first RV with a built-in shower and toilet. Brian shares the history behind it, why the museum’s library matters, and how to turn an Elkhart County trip into a full vintage-RV road trip.

In this episode:

• The 1937 Hunt Housecar: a hidden toilet under the couch, a lift-up pantry, real oak walls, and a custom flower light bulb
• How the unit was found, restored, and toured around the country, and how a 1938 promotional photo revealed its original color
• The museum’s library: bound periodicals, sales ads, and build-it-yourself trailer plans from the 1930s and 40s
• Why the library needs donations of brochures and family RV manufacturing history, and how visitors can photograph or copy materials
• The oldest unit in the collection, a 1913 Earl (as in Harley Earl), displayed beside a Ford runabout
• The toy and model RV room, with over a thousand units from around the world
• How the museum grew from 10-12,000 visitors a year to over 30,000, and from an all-volunteer team to a paid staff
• The 1931 Tennessee Traveler, headed to the museum at the end of next month, and what’s coming to the Hershey Vintage Car Swap Meet and Concours d’Elegance
• Brian’s path from the Southern California car scene to vintage camper trailers

Planning a visit to Elkhart County:

• Boondocking is welcome on the museum’s west side, with no membership in any app or organization required.
• 30 amp service is available through the front desk.
• There’s a dump station when the lot isn’t in use for an event.
• Brian mentioned a fee of around $30 but said to call the front desk for current pricing and event conflicts.
• Nearby, take a factory tour (Brian mentioned Axiom), and visit the Amish ice cream shop near the Goshen fairgrounds.
• Brian’s road trip suggestion: 
  • Stop at the Airstream museum and factory tours in Wayne County, Ohio. The oldest unit there is a 1936 Airstream, and the tours are free.
  • Next, go to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum near Fort Wayne.
  • Finish at the Hall of Fame.

Links:

• RV/MH Heritage Foundation | Museums, Hall of Fame & Events
• Photos from this visit on LearnToRV.com: A Day at the RV/MH Hall of Fame with Stan
• The Museum is both an RV Overnights & Harvest Host stop

Guest: Brian Artherton, RV/MH Hall of Fame Museum & Library

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Jennifer is Team Fall Festival, cider in hand, and she's outnumbered. She brings in three of the biggest Halloween fans she knows: Ashliy Sutterfield of Wander About Full Time RV, and Jeff and Monica Grant of Dean and Gertie Explore the World.

 They cover where to trick-or-treat in an RV, how to build Halloween traditions when you never park in the same neighborhood twice, and why it's worth leaning in even if you'd rather skip the haunted house.

In this episode:

• Where to trick-or-treat in Las Vegas, from trunk-or-treats to "Halloween Lane" in Henderson and Summerlin
• The best campground Halloween: O'Connell's in Amboy, Illinois, with a free haunted house and trick-or-treat tables at every site
• Why Halloween is worth it, and how to let kids be kids
• Jennifer's Six Flags clown house story (the flashlight, the chainsaw, and Frank getting lost)
• Turning Halloween into a travel lesson: Salem, Día de los Muertos in San Antonio, and haunted history tours in Gettysburg and Williamsburg
• Las Vegas for the whole family: Container Park, Fremont Street costumes, the Boulder City train ride, Universal Horror Unleashed, and orchards and pumpkin patches
• Decorating on the road with inflatables, lights, and DIY props, and how to make eyeballs with latex and a dime-store eyeball

As autumn arrives and the air turns crisp, a lively discussion unfolds around the battle of seasons: 

The Great Debate

Jennifer sets the scene with her allegiance to Team Fall Festival, while her guests proudly embrace all things spooky. "I'm pretty much Team Fall Festival," she admits, acknowledging her preference for apple picking over haunted houses. 

Yet, she’s outnumbered today, and her guests are ready to share their love for Halloween.

A Spooky Season Celebration

Ashliy paints a picture of the vibrant trick-or-treating scene in Las Vegas. "Trick-or-treating starts on the first of October," she explains, highlighting the elaborate decorations and community events that transform the city into a Halloween wonderland. Jeff & Monica share their experience at a Thousand Trails campground in Amboy, Illinois, where the entire site becomes Halloween Central, boasting a free haunted house and themed trick-or-treating.

A Personal Journey

The conversation takes a deeper turn as Monica reflects on her childhood experiences growing up in a strict religious environment where Halloween was frowned upon. "I was the weird kid in the hallway at school that didn't get to do nothing," she confesses, revealing how his childhood shaped her passion for Halloween as an adult.

"When it came time to have kids, I was like, my kids aren't gonna sit on the sidelines and watch. I want them to experience life," she explains, underscoring the importance of allowing his children to enjoy the festivities.

Finding Common Ground

Despite their differing views, Jennifer, Ashliy, Jeff, and Monica find common ground in the joy that both fall festivities and Halloween bring. Whether it’s enjoying pumpkin spice lattes or dressing up in creative costumes, the essence of the season is about connection and celebration.

As they share personal anecdotes, the episode highlights the diverse ways families can engage with the season, from cozy fall traditions to thrilling Halloween adventures.

This lively discussion not only showcases the festive spirit of the season but also reminds us that each person's experience is unique. Whether you’re Team Spooky or Team Fall Festival, there’s something for everyone to enjoy as the leaves change and the nights grow longer. 

For more insights and stories, tune into the full episode!

Guests and links:

• Ashliy Sutterfield, Wander About Full Time RV
• Jeff and Monica Grant, Dean and Gertie Explore the World

Places mentioned:

• O'Connell's (Thousand Trails), Amboy, IL
• Container Park, Las Vegas
• Universal Horror Unleashed, Las Vegas
• Gilcrease Orchard, Las Vegas
• Bates Nut Farm, near Julian, CA
• Jeff's Uncles Haunted House
• Hershey Park 
• Grand Dad's Apples Fletcher NC
• Six Flags - San Antonio

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Traveling in an RV can be a whirlwind of excitement, but it often comes with the challenge of maintaining an active lifestyle. In this episode, Jennifer, Ashley, and Joanie dive into the realities of staying fit while on the road, sharing their personal experiences and practical tips that can help anyone, regardless of their travel style or fitness level.

The Challenge of Staying Active

Jennifer raises an important question: how do we make time for fitness amidst the hustle and bustle of travel? She acknowledges the shame that can sometimes accompany this question, emphasizing that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. 

"If you're not doing CrossFit on the road...you're not falling short." — Jennifer

Ashley, a full-time RVer, shares her perspective on the struggle to keep a consistent exercise routine while moving from place to place. She points out that the schedule can be unpredictable, making it tough to stay motivated.

Community and Accountability

Joanie, a retired physical education teacher, highlights the significance of community in maintaining motivation. She reflects on how losing that accountability can make it easier to let fitness slide while traveling.

"When you lose community, you might lose motivation, the accountability." — Joanie

To combat this, she shares a clever strategy: staying connected with a workout buddy from her past. This not only provides motivation but also helps maintain a sense of normalcy.

Finding Movement in Every Situation

The trio discusses various ways to incorporate movement into daily routines, regardless of age or ability. Jennifer mentions the importance of finding activities that suit your environment — whether it’s hiking along a beach or engaging in water aerobics when a pool is available.

Ashley shares her approach to finding trails and how to adapt workouts based on the location, weather, and available space. 

"It's really hard to stay on a schedule...not everywhere you go has a place where you can run." — Ashley

Embracing Your Limits

The conversation wraps up with the reminder that it’s okay to know your limits. Everyone’s fitness journey is unique, and what matters is finding ways to move that feel right for you. Jennifer reflects on her experience with hiking, acknowledging that it’s okay not to reach the summit if it doesn’t feel safe or comfortable.

"Sometimes I know my limits, and that's okay too." — Jennifer

As you embark on your own travels, remember that movement can take many forms. Whether it’s a brisk walk, a yoga session, or simply finding ways to be active throughout the day, prioritize what feels good for you.

For more insights and personal stories, listen to the full episode where we explore the nuances of fitness on the road. You can also catch the video on our YouTube channel @learntorv

On the Go With Joanie & Joe - (1) Instagram

Learn to RV Community Spotlight with Joanie

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Campfires & Motors - Campfires & Motors | Full-Time RV Travel & Adventures

Watch the Campfires & Motors Mount Washington Hike Video https://youtu.be/9POpcy8nVRc?si=_KWkzkMszH2b5ZPW

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This year marks America's 250th birthday, and the RV Industry Association built an entire initiative around celebrating it on the open road. Jennifer sits down with Monika Geraci, who leads PR and communications for Go RVing, the RV Industry Association, and the RV Technical Institute.  Let's unpack what the RV 250 is, how it started, and where it's headed.

Monika brings 16 years inside the RV industry and a lifetime of RVing in her own family to the conversation. She and Jennifer talk through the RV 250 travel itineraries and passport program, what the RVIA seal on your RV actually certifies (and why it matters for safety), the resources Go RVing offers new and experienced RVers alike, and what the latest industry data says about where RVing is headed amid a shifting economy. They close on the RV 250 photo contest — including a $5,000 giveaway — and what the "freedom and control" of RVing means heading into America's milestone year.

• The RV 250 is a roughly 16–17 month initiative from Go RVing/RVIA built around America's 250th birthday, including road trip itineraries, a printed travel passport, and a photo contest with a $5,000 prize (deadline: September 15th).
• The RVIA seal on an RV is a manufacturer safety certification, not a tracking sticker — and RVIA pursues cease-and-desist action against counterfeit seals.
• The RV industry's most recent data shows 16.9 million households intend to buy an RV in the next five years, even amid economic uncertainty.
• Go RVing offers free tools for new RVers, including an RV-type matching quiz, side-by-side comparisons, and a "newbie toolkit" of 101-level videos.
• Fall travel data suggests RV owners are actually traveling farther from home (7–10 hours) than expected, countering assumptions that rising costs are shrinking trip range.

Links Mentioned

• RV 250 hub / photo contest entry: gorving.com/rv250 — enter before September 15 for a chance at the $5,000 prize
• Go RVing (main site): gorving.com
• RV Industry Association: rvia.org
• RV Technical Institute (RVTI): rvti.org
• Find a Certified RV Technician: rvti.org — Find a Certified Tech
• Learn to RV The Podcast: learntorvthepodcast.com

Monika Geraci leads PR and communications for Go RVing (the consumer-facing marketing arm of the RV industry), the RV Industry Association, and the RV Technical Institute. She's spent 16 years in the RV industry, starting in government affairs and lobbying before moving into communications. Monika grew up RVing with her family across the western U.S. and continues to RV with her own daughters today.

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Hey there, fellow RV enthusiasts. Today marks a special milestone for us... it's the hundredth episode of Learn to RV! It’s hard to believe how far we’ve come since the early days less than a year ago, when we weren't even sure if starting a podcast was the right move.

A Journey Together  

As we reflect on this journey, it’s clear that this podcast has transformed into a collective experience. It’s no longer just about sharing our adventures; it’s about creating a community. Jennifer and Frank are joined by Kristina and Joel Bram, who have been vital in supporting this project from behind the scenes, helping to weave the fabric of our shared RV lifestyle.

Building a Community  

One of the highlights of this year has been witnessing new faces join the Learn to RV family. This podcast has become a hub where RVers from all walks of life can connect, learn, and grow together. Kristina and Joel emphasize that it doesn’t matter if you’re in a luxurious rig or a simple pop-up; everyone is welcome around the campfire.

Reflecting on Our Favorite Moments  

As we wrap up season two, we can’t help but chuckle at some of our favorite podcast episodes. Who would have thought that talking about tanks could be so entertaining? Or that our discussions about quirky festivals across the country would leave us in stitches?

These moments remind us of the joy and laughter that come with RV living. They highlight the importance of not taking ourselves too seriously while navigating the complexities of life on the road.

Looking Ahead  

As we transition into season three, we’re excited to announce some changes, including a shift to one episode per week. This will allow us to focus on quality content and meaningful connections within our community. We’re also gearing up for the upcoming Hershey show, where we’ll dive deeper into collaborative projects and bring you more insights from the RV world.

This journey has been about more than just RVing; it’s about forming connections and building a supportive network. We’re grateful for each of you who have joined us, and we look forward to what lies ahead.

Let’s continue to grow together, share our experiences, and build the kind of community that uplifts everyone involved. Stay tuned for more adventures, insights, and stories from the road!

Thanks for being a part of our journey. Check out the full episode for more laughs and in

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Today, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jenny Herman, host of The HighlighterHer Network, where she highlights inspiring women in business. This episode was unique, as Jenny's son is curious about RVing, so we tackled his questions together in last weeks episode  

From Reluctance to Passion  

Jenny shared that she never planned to become a podcaster. In fact, it was her husband's suggestion that first planted the seed. She was initially resistant, thinking, "No, that's not for me." However, with some encouragement and a supportive partner who helps with editing, she launched her podcast in just about 30 days.  

This highlights the importance of community and support in pursuing passions, especially in the podcasting world, where many quit after just a few episodes.

The Journey of Highlight Her  

Jenny's journey into podcasting stemmed from her desire to cheer on other women in business. Her experience as a teacher and a special needs parent led her to homeschool her son, which opened her eyes to the challenges and joys of both parenting and entrepreneurship.  

She created Highlight Her to uplift female entrepreneurs, inspired by a moment at a women's conference where someone encouraged her not to give up on her vision.  

Jenny's enthusiasm is contagious, and it’s a reminder that stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to fulfilling experiences. If you’re curious about RV life or looking for inspiration in your own journey, tune in to our full conversation!

Links & Resources

• HighlightHer Network — YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOVIZsPP8_w
• HighlightHer Network — Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/highlighther-shining-the-spotlight-on-female/id1883899325
• HighlightHer Network — Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/highlighthernetwork
• Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2602054
• Cody Sanchez (mentioned re: Riverside):  https://www.linkedin.com/in/codiesanchez/
• Majestic Threads (guest mentioned): https://majesticthreadsco.com/ 
• Downriver & Friends Facebook Group (Metro Detroit): https://www.facebook.com/groups/DownriverandFriends/
• Kimberly Henry / Living the Good Life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvL-rD886TA
• Learn to RV The Podcast: www.learntorvthepodcast.com
• RV Roofing Solutions: www.rvroofingsolutions.com

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 Role Reversal — A Mom's Questions About RV Life for Her Son

This episode flips the script. Jennifer sits down with Jenny Herman, host of The Highlighter Network podcast, whose RV-curious son has her full of questions — and for once, Jennifer takes the guest seat, fielding a parent's real-world questions about sending a young adult out on the road.

Jenny asks the questions every new-to-RV parent wants answered: 

What's the bare minimum skill set to survive as a beginner? 

How much should you have saved before hitting the road? 

What does a realistic monthly budget actually look like? 

Jennifer shares hard-earned lessons from her own first ten days on the road in 2013, why "cheaper" isn't guaranteed, work camping and beet harvest income options, mail service and residency logistics, internet and connectivity musts, and how to vet RV communities safely online.

The conversation also digs into staying warm (and safe) through winter, choosing a first rig, the difference between stealth camping and proper RV life, money-saving memberships like Passport America, FRVA, and Escapees, and a first look at Jennifer's in-progress journal project — a guided workbook meant to help new RVers process the highs, lows, and everything in between.

Whether you're the one dreaming of the road or the parent watching your kid pack up to chase it, this episode is a practical, heart-forward guide to getting started

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