This week I am joined by Jenell Jones from the Wandering Individuals Network, an organization you'll want to know about if you want to travel with other solo RVers.

WINS is an RV club for solo travelers of all genders who

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On this short episode I share some of my updates about my camp hosting job, what I'm thinking about doing this Fall/Winter and also an update on my RV situation.

I also talk about an interview I did on The Galavan YouTube channel about the 10 Ways I Make Money as a Solo Woman RVer.

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This episode is all about Tucker the Adventure Kitty: how I trained my cat Tucker to be comfortable in the RV and the things and products I use to make traveling with a feline companion so much easier and enjoyable.

I share some of the things I learned a long the way. I shared things that worked. Things that didn't and how Tucker and I make the most of our time together on the road.

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My guest this week is Portia. Portia made the brave decision to leave an abusive marriage and to hit the road.

Key Take-Aways

1.    All that really matters when purchasing an RV is the engine.

2.    People by their very nature like to help. And it makes them feel good to help. So don’t deny someone the opportunity to feel good.

3.    There is an RV campground at Disney World. Fort

4. Portia had some amazing experiences and there were

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As I am recording this, there is a wildfire burning just 40miles from me. I can see the smoke from my campground. Firefighters are swooping in with airplanes to collect water from my lake to douse the fire. The place where the fire started is right near a campground that I’ve camped at.

I decided to pull this episode from the archives. It’s an interview with Lisa Knight who is a fire fighter, EMT and avid camper. She shares with us her best tips for preventing a wildfire and also what to do in the unlikely event you find yourself camping when a wildfire breaks out.

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As a solo woman RVer, I rely on my apps to find me great places to camp, places to hike and even places to get cheap gas. There are a lot of apps out there, some free, some paid, that cater to campers and RVers and these are the 8 that I use the most. What apps do you use?

My Favorite Camping Apps

In this episode I share all about my job this summer as a campground host in Oregon. I share a bit about how I got the job, the application process, what is involved in the training and a report from my first few weeks on the job. If you've ever thought about becoming a campground host, this show is for you.

Show Notes:

This week on the podcast I speak with Shannon. Shannon headed out on the road after her first home was destroyed in a storm. She bought a cheap van, did a minimal build and set out. She received some assistance along the way, but when her money ran out, she had some medical and van issues, she now finds herself in a precarious situation. She wanted to come on and share her story so that others can learn from her situation.

Shannon definitely had some angels come to her rescue along the way. I really appreciate her vulnerability for sharing all that’s happened to her. And I also appreciate her outlook—she continues to find the good in all that’s happened to her.

Show Notes:

Shannon's Interview with Bob Wells of Cheap RV Living:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5Z-5OrnCb0

HOWA: Home on Wheels Alliance

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This week on the podcast I share all about my new RV. I've been traveling in a 2000 American Cruiser Class B RV and if you've listened to this show for a while, you know I've had my share of break-downs. I was hoping to get one more season out of my RV that I call "Squeaky," but the universe had other plans.

What happened? What kind of RV did I ultimately get? And most of all, how do I like it? Listen in for all the details.

My guest this week is Susan Carpenter, the president and chair of the Women's RV Alliance, an organization that supports women who work or aspire to work in the RV industry. She share with us how this organization came to be, how she helped start it, why it's important and how we as women RVers and campers can support women who work in this male dominated industry.

Find out more and join for free at https://rvwa.org/

Key Take-Aways:

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