Trixie knew nothing about RVs or how they work, but forged ahead in creating a new life focused on travel as well as meeting and serving people.
Jack Vido offers advice on creating an ideal Workamping job
Jack said he likes the RVing and Workamping lifestyle for the freedom it provides, and he seems to have more freedom than many other Workampers I’ve interviewed.
VaRonica Jackson describes a fun, frustrating and scary first Workamping job experience on Episode 233
A bear encounter and some work challenges made VaRonica Jackson’s first Workamping job memorable. But, she’s living her dream and looking forward to more experiences.
In Episode 232, Bryan and Corrina Barlow describe Workamping and full-time living in a truck camper
They spent 10 years planning for the trip, but the day they sold their house in California and moved into their rig coincided with the time COVID shut everything down, including campgrounds.
Workamper Geoff Baker supports his travel dream by inspecting RVs and teaching people to drive them
Geoff Baker supports his lifestyle by helping people make informed decisions about buying RVs, and he also helps people learn how to drive RVs once they make a purchase.
Workamper Bill McLead describes his family’s unique situation in Episode 230
Because Bill does not often help with the jobs, Jennifer is basically a solo Workamper traveling as a couple, and it’s sometimes more difficult to find those positions.
In Episode 229, Workamper News leaders, Jody and Luke, describe features and benefits of membership
Some people still aren’t familiar with all the benefits of membership available to the two primary groups involved with the Workamper organization, those being employers and Workampers.
Podcast host Greg Gerber describes his own Workamping experiences from 2014 to 2017
After interviewing John and Kathy Huggins at the Quartzsite RV Show in January 2014, they asked me two questions. First, why didn’t I have a podcast of my own? Second, why wasn’t I living and working out of an RV? Two months later, I had both and became a Workamper.
In Episode 227, Phil Uecker describes how he supports a travel lifestyle by fixing and inspecting RVs
Phil figured if he was going to be spending a lot of his time fixing RVs, then he should be able to make a living doing that. At first, Phil took classes to be a certified RV inspector, then he returned to NRVTA to take advanced training to learn how to fix RVs, too.
In Episode 226, Tom Tucker describes Workamping at 78 years of age
Tom loves adventure and the RV lifestyle is just right for him. When he discovered Workamping a short time ago, it added an entirely different dimension to his life.
Briter Products CEO Avanti Lalwani talks about solar panels and lithium batteries in Episode 225
With tax incentives being offered by the federal and some state governments, this might be an ideal time for RVers to consider adding or upgrading a solar system on their rigs. Briter Products makes solar panels and energy-efficient batteries to extend off-grid living.
In Episode 224, Jennifer Schillaci describes a decade of RVing with seven kids, Workamping and running businesses
Today I am speaking with a woman who has been RVing with her husband and up to seven children for more than 10 years. They support their lifestyle through Workamping jobs, serving as a virtual assistant, and by operating a mobile RV roofing business.