In today's episode we're going to do a little more mobile tech for RV'ers. There are now a host of services for RV Park reviews out there. Things like rvparkreviews.com, and campendium.com offer RV'ers an easy way to learn about campgrounds where they're traveling. Also Google Reviews, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter...all of these services can be places where we talk about and recommend parks. All of these services are also locations where people can thoroughly troll parks as well. Like everything else with the net there are positives and negatives. It's up to us as RV'ers to help our community find the great places to stay, and create realistic reviews as well.

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On today's episode we're going to talk about the platform I'm building this new podcast with. Anchor.fm. Both the website and the app are super easy to use. Anchor not only allows you to create and host your podcast, they also help you get listed with the different podcasting services. So if you're looking to easily create a new podcast, I would highly recommend checking Anchor out for yourself! For highly mobile people, this might be a great platform to use while you're on the road!

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You can certainly work from the road if you want to. There are some careers that are easier to work on remotely, and some that are tougher. Doing IT work, database design, web design, and SEO work for clients is very suited to my situation. Today I'm off to visit with Bret Blevins regarding his new online drawing course. I also fill you in on my main "equipment" used from the Airstream.

If you're not an RV'er that's okay. Working from home is possible in many sectors of the economy today. And if you're considering working from home be sure to subscribe here as I'll be talking about working from my tiny home every week!

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We all have our reasons for enjoying something. I've spoken to people who love tent camping, RV camping, etc. And I've met many people who don't enjoy camping at all. We all have our "thing."

Since I was a little kid I've enjoyed camping. Summers with my Aunts, Uncles, Mem & Pep (grandparents), cousins, and neighbors. All on a little lake in Sutton MA. I think the Airstream has been and always will be a reminder of feeling so connected to my family as a child. Of course even beyond those formative years I've enjoyed the outdoors immensely. Living in the Airstream against a beautiful backdrop continues my enjoyment to this day!

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Tech Thursday addresses the question as to whether or not we're over connected. This isn't just about RV travel or Airstream living, this question extends to all parts of our lives. While I'm a huge fan of mobile technology, the Internet, and sharing things with a larger audience via today's network technology, I'm afraid we might be losing something. Modern RV Camping includes tablet computers, Android, iOS, laptops, and more. And if you look around any campground, or any populated downtown area you'll find people pouring over their mobile devices and not interacting with the people around them. Are we disconnecting from the reality around us? Time will tell.

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In Episode 2 we're going to talk about my current YouTube Channel (which will still grow just slower) and the new podcast. Going forward I'll be doing one YouTube video per week, and at the same time multiple podcasts per week. Bottom line, for straight up information podcasting makes more sense for me. YouTube videos (the great ones) require a lot of time, recording, editing, etc.

So, I'll be slowing down the videos but hopefully improving their quality with more time between each video. And at the same time when a topic comes up or I just feel like sharing some information the Podcast is here to assist.

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This is the first episode in a new podcast series from Rich Charpentier and the Airstream Chronicles. Today I introduce the new series to you and tell you a little about what we'll be covering here. The plan here is to create a new show from my home and office, a 25 foot 2004 Airstream Safari.

This podcast isn't going to be all RV'ing all the time. Instead we'll cover a variety of topics from mobile technology to camping stories. We'll also talk about the latest trends in mobile tech for mobile workers, and occasionally we'll touch on topics that are important to me.

So if you're interested in remote work, living in an RV, camping, mobile technology, tiny home living, Airstreams, Apples, smart phones and more, subscribe today!

Want to learn more about me? You can find me at:

YouTube: https://bit.ly/2uUBxTh

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/livingintin/

Work: http://rlcdesign.net and http://azdrone.net