Talk of the Triangle

Meet two couples living the RV Life: Kristen and Zayne Taber are newlyweds who sold their house and lived in an RV for a year. Brodie and Eric Jenkins are married parents who travel in their Class B Airstream Interstate 19 Touring Coach anytime they get a chance.

• Find out why planning ahead is a must if you're traveling in a 44-foot RV.
• Learn about how Zayne's experience as a U.S. Marine is helpful when operating an RV. 
• Kristen shares how a toy-hauler helps when traveling with dogs.
• Kristen and Zayne both work remotely and so not only was their RV their home, but it was also their office. 
• The Tabers used a Garmin GPS to select their size of RV and it would pick the routes based on what works best for their fifth wheel.
• The Jenkins' discuss the benefits of smaller RVs when it comes to parking availability and ease. 
• You won't believe how much fits into a 19-foot Touring Coach.
• Get the answer to how long it took both couples to find their perfect RV.

• Leigh-Kathryn Bonner, Founder and CEO of Bee Downtown shares about her journey and passion to educate and inspire through beekeeping, corporate hive programs and partnerships. 
• We discuss why bees are like the pandas of the insect world.
• Honeybees are often in the spotlight but there are many other pollinators we can take practical steps to support.
• Leigh-Kathryn walks us through how her company was founded, how it has grown and how the company's staff is passionate about bringing joy to their partners.
• Heather Rollins from Fairview Garden Center joins us to continue the conversation about pollinators with some helpful tips on the right types of plants that can support local bees and butterflies right here in the Triangle.
• Heather highlights what types of local plants do well in our region, when to plant them, which ones work best in shade and much more.
• Heather lists some great resources to learn more about gardening in the Triangle, whether it's the nursery's blog, YouTube channel, Instagram and Facebook.