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Construction SecretsThe Construction Systems That Create Profit and Freedom (feat. Greg Wilkes) | Ep. 401What happens when a construction company hits £5 million a year… and still collapses?In this new episode of Construction Secrets, Quantum CEO Raine Gerber sits down with Greg Wilkes, the builder-turned-business-coach helping thousands of construction owners escape burnout, regain control, and build companies that actually scale.They dive deep into the real issues construction owners face every day:Why hustle culture is killing your businessThe financial mistakes that kill profit on every projectWhy monthly P&Ls aren’t enough to save youThe power of phase tracking instead of just...
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Forward From 50 podcastGreg Peck describes rebuilding his life following his wife’s dementia in Episode 151Greg’s story is a reminder that meaning and purpose can grow even in seasons of loss. He learned to adapt, stay patient and build a strong support network.
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Develop your Construction Business PodcastNegotiating Contract The Right Way with Raine GerberIn this episode, Greg Wilkes sits down with Raine Gerber, CEO of Quantum Contract Solutions and a subcontractor-turned-contracts expert, who has reviewed over 7,000 agreements to unpack why delivery alone won’t protect your profit, and how to negotiate contracts that actually work for you.🔹 Key topics✅ Lessons from losing a business — how a single hidden clause strangled cashflow and shut the doors on an otherwise profitable company ✅ The “standard contract” myth — why they’re almost always amended and how to spot risk-shifting tweaks ✅ The big five red flags — payment terms, termination rights, uncapped liabilit...
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The Workamper Show PodcastSherry Bumgardner describes opportunities at No Name City Campground in Episode 333This week we will be traveling to the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota to speak with a campground owner who needs Workampers to help run her facility near Sturgis.
Sherry Bumgardner is the co-owner of No Name City Campground, which is located just outside Sturgis, S.D. – home of the legendary motorcycle rally.
Sherry shares the story behind the campground’s unusual name, and we talk about what makes No Name City a fun and welcoming place for Workampers, including the roles they fill, the perks they receive, and what it’s like to live a...
2025-06-0318 minThe Workamper Show PodcastRob Case describes saving money and making it with RV Overnights in Episode 332If you enjoy boondocking and discovering unique experiences on the road – and want to make money helping to promote a relatively new company – then you are going to love this episode of The Workamper Show.
Today, I’m speaking with Rob Case, the co-founder of RV Overnights. It is a fast-growing membership platform that connects RVers with a nationwide network of small businesses offering free overnight stays.
From wineries and breweries to farms, distilleries, churches, and even places offering goat yoga and cow cuddling, RV Overnights provides more than just a place to park – it delivers...
2025-05-2719 minThe Workamper Show PodcastLori Mitchell describes Workamping at Boothbay Craft Brewery in Episode 331In this week’s episode, I am speaking with a woman who runs a special craft brewery along the coast of Maine, and she’s looking for Workampers to help guests have a great time.
Lori Mitchell is the co-owner of Boothbay Craft Brewery. It is a unique destination in the mid-coast Maine community of Boothbay.
The business combines a craft brewery, tavern and a small 24-site RV resort with cabins all on one scenic property just two miles from the ocean.
What started as a home brewing hobby has blossomed into a thri...
2025-05-2023 minThe Workamper Show PodcastWorkamper Kelley Sexton recalls her experiences, offers advice for employers in Episode 330On this week’s episode, we meet a solo female RVer who hit the road full-time in 2019 and hasn’t looked back. She offers a lot of advice about the RV lifestyle, how to find great Workamping jobs and even her favorite travel apps.
A resident of the San Francisco Bay area, Kelley Sexton was concerned about rising housing prices. That’s when she discovered RV living offered a far more affordable and flexible lifestyle than her high-priced apartment.
With a background as a virtual executive assistant, Kelley embraced the freedom of remote work, enabling her to...
2025-05-1335 minForward From 50 podcastGreg Burris explains how his Give 5 program connects seasoned citizens to nonprofits in Episode 116Whether you’re approaching retirement or well into it, Give 5 offers a roadmap for discovering how you can use your life experience to make your community better and enrich your own life in the process.
2025-05-0739 minThe Workamper Show PodcastBobby Greenwell and Jessica Martin talk about inspecting RVs on Episode 329On today’s episode, we meet a Texas-born couple who started RVing several years ago and opted to get training to become certified RV inspectors.
Bobby Greenwell and Jessica Martin started their journey into the RV lifestyle like many others – with a desire for freedom, adventure and more quality time together.
After spending nearly two years full-time RVing in a fifth wheel, they transitioned to part-time travel in a Class A motorhome.
But along the way, they made some rookie mistakes that ultimately led them to a new calling: becoming RV inspectors.
To...
2025-05-0635 minThe Workamper Show PodcastTim Winders explains how he runs his coaching business from his motorhome on Episode 328On today’s episode, I’m talking with a gentleman who works as a business coach, podcaster and author who has been living full-time in an RV since 2019.
Tim Winders and his wife embraced the RV lifestyle as a way to travel without the hassle of packing and unpacking.
They’ve customized their 40-foot Class A motorhome into a functional home and workspace, which allows them to work remotely from virtually anywhere.
Tim shares how they live, work and explore without ever having worked what others might call a traditional Workamping job.
One...
2025-04-2944 minThe Workamper Show PodcastScott Truett describes BikeRX as a way to help bicyclists at campgrounds in Episode 327If you’ve ever had a flat tire or squeaky brakes on your bicycle while camping, you know just how frustrating it can be to find a reliable bike shop nearby. Today, I am speaking with a business owner who has an ideal opportunity for Workampers to make good money by fixing bikes at campgrounds.
Scott Truett is the founder of BikeRX. It is a mobile bicycle repair business designed for RVers, by an RVer.
In this episode, Scott describes how BikeRX combines his lifelong passion for cycling with a flexible, location-independent business.
Wh...
2025-04-2240 minThe Workamper Show PodcastChris Bronson talks about Workamping at Oregon’s East Lake Resort in Episode 326This week, we’re heading to the high country of central Oregon to learn about Workamping opportunities at East Lake Resort, which is located just east of La Pine, Ore.
Today I get to speak with Chris Bronson, who helps manage East Lake Resort alongside his wife and father. The resort is a family-owned seasonal destination nestled inside a volcanic caldera surrounded by national forest.
Chris describes what makes East Lake Resort a great place to live and work for a season. Those include paid positions, scenic beauty and a supportive, team-oriented environment.
Ea...
2025-04-1525 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 325, Bill Evans talks about Workamping at Bad Rock Bed and BreakfastToday, we’re heading to the stunning Flathead Valley of Montana, just outside Glacier National Park, to speak with the owner of Bad Rock Bed and Breakfast Inn.
For the past six seasons, Bill Evans and his wife, Roslyn, have run the traditional bed and breakfast on a working farm, complete with hay fields, chickens and soon, goats.
As the fifth-largest bed and breakfast in Montana, Bad Rock offers more than cozy accommodations; it delivers unforgettable Glacier experiences and a warm, family-style atmosphere where guests and staff feel right at home.
While Bad Ro...
2025-04-0834 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGreg Kazmierczak describes a business opportunity with EPDM Coatings on Episode 324Today, we’re talking about something every RV owner should pay close attention to—their roof. More importantly, we are going to show how Workampers can make money by helping other people take care of their RV roof, as well.
Greg Kazmierczak is with EPDM Coatings. the company behind RV Roof Magic. It is a liquid butyl rubber product designed to extend the life of RV roofs by 15 to 18 years.
Greg describes it as the only one-coat, no-primer-needed sealant that can withstand ponding water year-round.
Whether you’re trying to prevent future leaks or sto...
2025-04-0129 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGreg Kazmierczak describes a business opportunity with EPDM Coatings on Episode 324Today, we’re talking about something every RV owner should pay close attention to—their roof. More importantly, we are going to show how Workampers can make money by helping other people take care of their RV roof, as well.
Greg Kazmierczak is with EPDM Coatings. the company behind RV Roof Magic. It is a liquid butyl rubber product designed to extend the life of RV roofs by 15 to 18 years.
Greg describes it as the only one-coat, no-primer-needed sealant that can withstand ponding water year-round.
Whether you’re trying to prevent future leaks or sto...
2025-04-0129 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJill and Randy Shepard describe Workamping and running a business in Episode 323Today, I’m joined by a dynamic duo who turned a one-year RV experiment into a full-time lifestyle and a thriving business.
Jill and Randy Shepard have gone from a hesitant beginning, when Randy was practically dragged into RV life, to becoming seasoned full-time RVers. Today they help campground owners streamline their operations and unlock new sources of revenue.
From managing spreadsheets in the front seat of their motorhome to helping campground owners to optimize operations, Jill and Randy have discovered how to blend remote work with hands-on Workamping in a way that’s both prof...
2025-03-2534 minThe Workamper Show PodcastFor Podcasthon 2025, Episode 322 is devoted to two non-profit Workamper employersWelcome to this special edition of The Workamper Show. Today we’re participating in a truly unique event called Podcasthon 2025.
This global initiative brings together podcasters from around the world. Each one of them dedicates an episode to shine a light on charitable organizations making a difference.
The goal is to amplify the voices of non-profits, share their challenges and triumphs and inspire listeners to get involved. People can help with their donations, by volunteering, or simply spreading the word.
For today’s episode, I’m honored to feature two remarkable Workamper employers who op...
2025-03-1836 minThe Workamper Show PodcastLearn to renovate your own RV with Chad and Janelle Payne on Episode 321Today, I’ll be talking to Chad and Janelle Payne. They were both working as critical care nurses when they stumbled into the world of do-it-yourself RV renovation and never looked back.
What started as a pandemic project with a moss-covered, forgotten camper has since evolved into a passion for transforming RVs into beautiful, customized living spaces.
Janelle, known online as “Nailgun Nelly,” has inspired thousands with her unique designs, hands-on approach, and step-by-step guidance for people who want to renovate their own rigs.
In this episode, we’ll explore how they learned the skil...
2025-03-1131 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 320, Joanne Schmidt invites Workampers to spend a season in AlaskaToday, we’re heading to Alaska to learn about an incredible Workamping opportunity not too far from the largest mountain in America.
Joanne Schmidt is the owner of Denali RV Park and Motel, which is located just outside of Healy, Alaska. Situated 12 minutes from the entrance to Denali National Park, this family-friendly park is looking for Workampers to join their team for the upcoming season.
In the interview, Joanne shares what makes this location so special, and she talks about the variety of Workamping positions available right now.
If you’ve ever dreamed of w...
2025-03-0427 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 319, Larry Boxman invites Workampers to volunteer at On Golden Rescue in OregonThis week, we are heading to the Pacific Northwest to speak with the founder of a large animal rescue in Oregon.
Larry Boxman is the founder of On Golden Rescue. It is a remarkable sanctuary dedicated to caring for aging horses, donkeys, mules, goats and other large domestic animals.
Nestled on 105 acres in the Oregon wilderness, On Golden Rescue provides these animals with a safe and loving forever home.
Larry recently launched a Workamping program to bring in compassionate people who want to help care for these animals while enjoying the tranquility of...
2025-02-2524 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 318, Rex and Gina Younger need Workampers for their wedding venue, a ranchToday I am interviewing a couple from central Colorado who created a wedding venue on their family-owned ranch. They need a Workamping couple to keep the landscaping looking nice, and to prepare the reception hall and wedding barn before events.
Rex and Gina Younger, are the current owners of Younger Ranch, a 111-year-old active cattle ranch located an hour south of Denver and 30 minutes north of Colorado Springs.
They opened the ranch to host weddings in 2014 when their daughter opted to get married on the property. The Youngers have already booked 25 events for 2025, but expect...
2025-02-1817 minThe Workamper Show PodcastRon Ash describes a MyRVGuy franchise in Episode 317Today I am speaking with an entrepreneur from Rhode Island who has launched an interesting business opportunity for people who love the RV lifestyle and have a knack for problem-solving.
My guest is Ron Ash, the founder of MyRVGuy. It is a growing franchise that provides mobile RV services across the country.
Ron shares how he turned his passion for RVs and business into a thriving enterprise and how others can do the same.
A MyRVGuy franchise is designed for RVers who are mechanically inclined, self-motivated and passionate about helping fellow travelers maintain...
2025-02-1128 minThe Workamper Show PodcastCharlie Spiegel describes making money at sporting events in Episode 316Today I talk with a representative of a Texas company seeking Workampers to help at high school sporting events around the country.
Charlie Spiegel is the director of event merchandising for Pepwear, a nationwide company that provides on-site merchandise sales at high school championship events and music competitions.
Pepwear relies on Workampers to help run its traveling pop-up stores by setting up displays, handling transactions, and ensuring fans and participants can bring home memorable keepsakes.
This role is perfect for Workampers who are energetic, organized and enjoy engaging with people in a fast-paced...
2025-02-0535 minThe Workamper Show PodcastRandy Rienas describes a way to work for a luxury Florida RV resort in Episode 315Today I am speaking with a resort owner in Florida who is looking for a friendly, outgoing couple capable of working independently year-round to assist motorcoach owners and part-time visitors as well.
In this episode, I’m chatting with Randy Rienas, the owner of Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort in Jupiter, Fla.
It is a luxurious, boutique resort with 100 RV slips nestled at the gateway to South Florida, about an hour north of Miami and not too far from the ocean. It is open year-round, but the peak season is from January to April.
Ran...
2025-01-2831 minThe Workamper Show PodcastPeter Hornat describes Workamping at Laurel Lock Campground in Episode 314Today I am interviewing a campground employee from Connecticut who is looking for a Workamping couple to work at a facility that caters primarily to seasonal residents.
Peter Hornat is a fifth-generation worker at Laurel Lock Campground in Oakdale, Conn. Although Peter is 39 years old himself, the family-owned campground has been in business for 60 years along the shore of Gardner Lake and adjacent to Hopemead State Park.
Laurel Lock Campground has 135 sites, of which 120 are occupied by seasonal campers. The other sites may accommodate overnight guests, but are often used by people coming to visit...
2025-01-2124 minThe Workamper Show PodcastDan Grossman describes Workamping jobs at Ames Brook Campground in Episode 313Today I am interviewing a campground owner in a very scenic part of New Hampshire who is looking for some Workampers to take care of a variety of duties this summer.
Dan Grossman has owned Ames Brook Campground near Ashland, N.H., for six years. The campground itself has been in operation since the 1960s.
It is located a few miles from Squam Lake, which was the setting for the movie “On Golden Pond.”
The private mom-and-pop campground features about 100 campsites and four cabins situated on 30 acres of property. A family-oriented facility, it attr...
2025-01-1421 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 312, Charlie Parrish describes living his dream as a solo WorkamperPhoto: Workamper Charlie Parrish with Cash, his chief engineer, when “Choo-Choo Charlie” is driving the train.
Today I am interviewing a man from California who discovered Workamping while talking to a Workamper while tent camping at a beach in the northern part of the state.
Charlie Parrish worked as a call center manager for a health care company for many years. When COVID forced the center to close, he got in his RV and started his Workamping career many years before he intended to begin.
His first Workamping gig required him to travel thro...
2025-01-0732 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 311, Greg interviews ChatGPT about the Workamping and RV lifestyleThis week, I have something a little different for you. Knowing that it’s still the holiday season and many listeners are traveling or with family, I decided to try an experiment. I’m going to interview a computer regarding the pros and cons of Workamping and the RV lifestyle.
There has been a lot of talk lately about artificial intelligence and what it means for many industries. It’s making its biggest impact on the communications industry for its ability to quickly generate written, audio and video content.
I’ve heard of ChatGPT in the past...
2024-12-3132 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 311, Greg interviews ChatGPT about the Workamping and RV lifestyleThis week, I have something a little different for you. Knowing that it’s still the holiday season and many listeners are traveling or with family, I decided to try an experiment. I’m going to interview a computer regarding the pros and cons of Workamping and the RV lifestyle.
There has been a lot of talk lately about artificial intelligence and what it means for many industries. It’s making its biggest impact on the communications industry for its ability to quickly generate written, audio and video content.
I’ve heard of ChatGPT in the past...
2024-12-3132 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGarr Russell describes a franchising opportunity with Fireside RV Rentals in Episode 310Today I am speaking with a man who operated a seasonal business in Michigan, then traveled full-time with his wife and four children during the winter months. The experience opened his eyes to a new way of renting RVs.
Garr Russell is the founder and CEO of Fireside RV Rental. The company is based in Florida, where the family settled down after full-time RVing for many years.
They got into the RV lifestyle after Garr’s wife bought him a camper for their 10th wedding anniversary. But, being pregnant with child number four, she was mi...
2024-12-2035 minThe Workamper Show PodcastBill Morgan seeks Workampers for his south Texas hunting ranch in Episode 309Today I have a great opportunity for someone who likes to hunt, and help other people to enjoy a successful hunting experience. I’ll be talking with an employer from Texas who operates a ranch specifically catering to hunters.
Bill Morgan owns South Texas Ranch. It’s a property that has been in his family for four generations.
When it started, the business focused solely on cattle. Today, the 700-acre property hosts hunters from all over America who are looking to bag animals like whitetail and axis deer, wild hogs, black buck, fallow, oryx and red...
2024-12-1725 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 308, Sue Rassmussen offers tips for controlling RV odorsToday we are going to talk about a rather stinky problem impacting almost all full-time RVers as well as weekend users, and that’s how to control odors in RV holding tanks. I’ll be speaking with an expert who has some simple advice for controlling odors and keeping tanks relatively clean.
Sue Rassmussen is the owner of Royal Flush RV. It is a company she started to professionally clean out RV holding tanks. It’s something that all RVers need to do on a regular basis. Sue is also an instructor at the National RV Training Academ...
2024-12-1035 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 307, Dave and Jill Cordray invite Workampers to White River CampgroundToday I am interviewing the owners of a Michigan family campground established in 1974. Since then, it has doubled in size and serves as a base camp for a plethora of activities in the region.
Dave and Jill Cordray are the owners of White River RV Park and Campground near Montague and Whitehall, Michigan.
The 300-site campground is situated on 300 acres of property along the White River and Sand Creek, which means there are a lot of wide-open spaces to explore. Nor do visitors have to worry about being fingertip-to-fingertip with their neighbors.
In...
2024-12-0325 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 306, Ari Adler describes working remote jobs and Workamping gigsToday I am interviewing a man who has been RVing with his wife for more than nine years. What makes their situation unique is that they work remote jobs in addition to Workamping positions.
Ari Adler and his wife, Jessi, are originally from Michigan. When they first started RVing, they lived in a Class B motorhome. Today, they have a 30-foot Airstream Flying Cloud travel trailer that was specifically designed for people who work remote jobs or run businesses from their RVs.
They both have remote jobs that require efficient workspaces. The designers of the...
2024-11-2633 minThe Workamper Show PodcastTodd and Terri Nighswonger describe living the best of both worlds in Episode 305Today I am interviewing a couple who is living the best of both worlds. She has a remote job producing content for an RV website, and he works as a musician entertaining people at RV parks.
Todd and Terri Nighswonger have been RVing since 2018. They originally started in a 37-foot travel trailer.
The couple was living in Arkansas at the time where both of them had careers in public relations and print journalism. But, neither Todd nor Terri sensed they were getting ahead in their careers. They were also renting a house and dreaming of...
2024-11-1925 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 304, Sarah and Pip Bell need Workampers at Dixon’s Campground in MaineToday I am interviewing a couple from Maine who just took over the campground which has been in their family for years. Workampers play a big role in serving guests at the campground and helping to ensure it runs smoothly.
Sarah and Pip Bell are the new owners of Dixon’s Campground, which is a small family-owned facility with 125 sites located near Cape Neddick, Maine. It is only 12 miles from the New Hampshire border.
Sarah’s parents owned the campground for more than 25 years before retiring. So she and Pip just completed their first year at t...
2024-11-1222 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJessica Laughlin talks about her book “The 50 States Bucket List” on Episode 303I have a fun interview for you today. I’ll be speaking with a woman who authored “The 50 States Bucket List,” a book which describes things to do in every state and offers space to journal details of the trip.
I interviewed Jessica Laughlin, the author of “The 50 States Bucket List” months ago. I appreciate her patience as we worked through a whole bunch of interviews with Workampers and employers.
Jessica’s book is a delightful look at the many activities to do and places to see in all 50 states. For RVers planning trips, her book would b...
2024-11-0523 minThe Workamper Show PodcastDenise Seeger talks about volunteering along the California coast in Episode 302Today I am speaking with a representative from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service who describes a beautiful opportunity to volunteer for a few months at a wildlife refuge near the northern California coast.
Denise Seeger is the visitor services assistant for the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge near Eureka, CA, which is located about 100 miles south of the Oregon border.
Her agency is tasked with maintaining a diverse range of wildlife habitats, including a salt marsh, mud flats, sand dunes and even a forest dune ecosystem.
Denise is responsible for environmental...
2024-10-2927 minThe Workamper Show PodcastAllen and Mandy Hallengren describe their Workamping adventures in Episode 301Today I will be interviewing a couple who has been RVing in a recently-renovated school bus. They have enjoyed some interesting experiences and discovered a way to earn a few extra dollars by finding jobs in the local community in addition to their Workamping jobs.
Allen and Mandy Hallengren were in Leavenworth, Wash., working at a KOA when I interviewed them several months ago. While Allen was involved in maintenance duties, Mandy would help plan and lead activities for kids and adults.
The couple bought a school bus and spent $15,000 renovating it because they liked...
2024-10-2235 minThe Workamper Show PodcastThe steps to finding your ideal Workamping jobs in Episode 300Today is a special day for The Workamper Show. We are releasing our 300th episode. It’s quite a milestone for our five-year-old podcast. We will celebrate the occasion with a special show about finding the ideal Workamping job.
Today’s episode is actually hosted by Jody Anderson Duquette and her husband, Luke. They became the owners of Workamper News a few years ago when Jody’s parents retired after running the company for about 15 years.
The entire focus of the Workamper News operation centers on helping RVers to find great jobs, as well as helpin...
2024-10-1536 minThe Workamper Show PodcastKevin St. Laurent describes opportunities at Greenbrier River Campground in Episode 299Today, I will be speaking with the owner of a West Virginia family campground which avoided Hurricane Helene and is seeking a manager and six to eight other Workampers next year.
Kevin St. Luarent is the owner of Tiny Mobile Living. It is a company that started buying up RV parks and campgrounds during the pandemic. As the former director of a church camp, Kevin said the business is ideally suited to his personality.
One of their properties is Greenbrier River Campground, which is located near Lewisburg, W.V. The community hosts the West Virginia...
2024-10-0826 minThe Workamper Show PodcastAnn Marie Chapman describes a volunteer opportunity on Long Island in Episode 298Today I am interviewing a ranger with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service about an exciting opportunity for Workampers on Long Island in New York.
Ann Marie Chapman works for the National Wildlife Refuge System, which has 10 units scattered across Long Island, five of which are open to the public. Together, the properties encompass 6,800 acres.
The beautiful thing about Long Island is that it’s 45 miles from the largest city in America, New York City, yet it’s filled with beautiful scenery and surrounded by water.
Ann is looking for several volunteers to s...
2024-10-0127 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 297, learn about Workamping at Michigan’s Cherry RepublicIf you love cherries or anything to do with cherries, today’s podcast will be especially interesting to you. I am interviewing a representative from Cherry Republic as well as one of the company’s current Workampers.
Madison Partak is the recruitment manager for Cherry Republic, which is located in Glen Arbor, Mich. She is joined by Michael Ristow, who is just wrapping up a fun summer season Workamping for the firm.
The company operates six locations throughout Michigan, but only hires Workampers for its retail store in Glen Arbor. The city is in an espe...
2024-09-2422 minThe Workamper Show PodcastMaddi Bourgerie explains how RVshare can help Workampers in Episode 296Today I am interviewing a representative from RVshare who offers advice on how new Workampers can jump into the lifestyle. She also offers information about how any RVer can make money when not using their RVs.
Maddi Bourgerie is the senior director of communications for RVshare. It’s a company based in Austin, Texas, that enables people to make money by renting out their RVs when they aren’t being used.
She has worked in the RV industry for more than a decade. Maddi doesn’t own an RV, yet, but she has rented more than 2...
2024-09-1722 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGary Margolis describes Workamping at Apple Island Resort in Episode 295Today I am speaking with the CEO of an island resort in Vermont who is looking for up to 50 Workampers to spend the summer serving guests.
Gary Margolis is the CEO of Apple Island Resort, which is an active adult community located in South Hero, Vt., on a rather large island on Lake Champlain.
The luxury resort has 300 RV sites, several cabins and a large Airbnb guest house as well as a marina capable of accommodating 111 boats. There is also an executive golf course on the property plus an on-site deli.
Apple Island...
2024-09-1024 minThe Workamper Show PodcastRoy Dougay, Debbie Wood talks about Workamping at Kelly Inns in Episode 294Today, I am speaking with two representatives of a hotel chain with properties near Yellowstone National Park. The company is looking for help next season.
During the interview, manager Roy Dougay is joined by Workamper Debbie Wood. Kelly Inns has three locations in West Yellowstone, Mont., and one location in Cody, Wyo.
One West Yellowstone hotel has 139 rooms, another has 79 and the third has 75 rooms. Workampers are hired primarily to staff the front desk, but also hired to perform maintenance.
Work is done around-the-clock during three shifts. Two of the Yellowstone hotels are...
2024-09-0328 minThe Workamper Show PodcastDebra Ratzlaff describes sales opportunities with Twin Towers Trading on Episode 293Today I will be interviewing a woman who is looking for Workampers to sell products at big-box stores, like Sam’s Club, but in different communities as they travel the country.
Debra Ratzlaff works for Twin Towers Trading, a 50-year-old company considered to be a pioneer in demonstration sales. At one time, the New Jersey company was located inside the Twin Towers skyscrapers in New York City.
The company markets a variety of products, but are really interested in selling ProSmart Slicers and Mr. Whipster used to create mashed potatoes and other items that need wh...
2024-08-2725 minThe Workamper Show PodcastHeather Leach Invites RVers to America’s Largest RV Show in Episode 292Today I am interviewing the woman responsible for organizing the largest RV show in the country, and she explains why people need to attend this year’s show.
Heather Leach is the executive director of the Pennsylvania RV and Camping Association. The organization puts on America’s Largest RV Show (aka the Hershey RV Show), which takes place Sept. 11 to 15 at the Giant Center in Hershey.
The show is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year, and it is expecting to draw upward of 50,000 people during the five-day event.
Scattered over 1 million square feet of e...
2024-08-2019 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJim Nelson describes a special event for RV entrepreneurs on Episode 291This week is an interview with the co-founder of LiveWorkDream – Jim Nelson – who is a big advocate for people who run businesses from their RVs. He will be co-leading a workshop for RV entrepreneurs at the upcoming Hershey America’s Largest RV Show in Pennsylvania in September.
Lots of things have been happening in Jim’s life and business since he was last on the podcast in 2021. For example, he and his partner, Rene, just completed a trip to Alaska, where they spent the winter outside of Anchorage.
Just before leaving for Alaska, the couple downsize...
2024-08-1344 minThe Workamper Show PodcastHigh stress launched David and Connie Miller on an epic journey in Episode 290Today I am interviewing a couple whose jobs left them so stressed out that it put their lives in danger before finding solace in Workamping.
Connie and David Miller are from Pennsylvania. David owned a construction business while Connie was involved in social services by training social workers and police officers to recognize children caught in child sex trafficking. Both jobs were super-stressful, but Connie’s was over the top.
The couple started RVing when their children were young, but got back into it around 2019. That was a good thing because 2020 was a horrible year fo...
2024-08-0638 minThe Workamper Show PodcastMichelle Shores describes Workamping at Pleasant Hill Campground in Episode 289Today I am speaking with the new owner of a family campground in south-central Maine who is looking for Workampers to spend a summer at what she bills as a very magical place.
Michelle Shores and her family bought Pleasant Hill Campground in Hermon, Maine, earlier this year. It is located just a few minutes away from Bangor, Maine.
She described Pleasant Hill as an iconic campground that has been serving families since the 1970s. In fact, because Michelle grew up in that area, she was very familiar with the park and its reputation for...
2024-07-3027 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGabriel Muñoz explains how to make money cleaning holding tanks in Episode 288Today I am interviewing a man who has been RVing for three and a half years. During that time, he became involved with a business, and now teaches others to make money doing the same thing.
Gabriel Muñoz travels around the country with his wife, Alissa; 11-year-old son, Oliver; and two dogs in a 36-foot Grand Design Transcend travel trailer. They have put on nearly 90,000 miles since they started.
Alissa is a traveling healthcare professional who works short-term jobs ranging from a few weeks to a few months. Together, they are roadschooling their son b...
2024-07-2325 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 287, Michilah Grimes describes Lippert Components’ seRV With PurposeToday I am speaking with a representative from RV supplier Lippert Components about opportunities for Workampers to make a difference wherever they travel by helping non-profit organizations.
Michilah Grimes is the director of corporate and community impact for Lippert Components. The company is well known for the plethora of products it makes for RVs. Today, the firm wants to give back in a big way.
The company started seRV With Purpose in the fall of 2022 to help civic-minded RVers give back to the communities which hosted them for a season. It’s an ideal program fo...
2024-07-1625 minThe Workamper Show PodcastEpisode 286 describes jobs at Silverline Lakeside Resort in Winthrop, Wash.Today I am speaking with the staff of a resort in northern Washington State about Workamping opportunities near North Cascades National Park.
Anthony Katsonis owns Silverline Lakeside Resort near Winthrop, Wash., and Mary Schardein is the manager this summer. The 83-site campground also features an apartment, several rental trailers and a glamping tent.
The campground is looking for Workampers, especially a couple, to work immediately through October. Typically, Silverline Resort hires six Workampers a year, and they are cross-trained to do multiple jobs.
Workampers hired to do maintenance water the grass every day...
2024-07-0933 minThe Workamper Show PodcastGlobal Rescue’s Bill McIntyre describes the firm’s services in Episode 285Today I will be speaking with a representative of a company that specializes in rescuing people from bad situations around the world.
Bill McIntyre is the director of communications for Global Rescue, a company headquartered in Lebanon, N.H. The 20-year-old firm will rescue people from pretty much anywhere in the world.
Their skilled medical teams will pick people up from the point of injury or illness, and get them wherever they need to go for treatment. Then, once the patient is stabilized, the firm arranges for him or her to be transported to the...
2024-07-0231 minThe Workamper Show PodcastEpisode 284 gives advice about Workamper job-finding, job pay, RV size, resumes and more!Today we have a special episode of The Workamper Show podcast. We are sharing the audio recording of the May 2024 Workamping question-and-answer webinar hosted by Workamper News.
As the creators of the Workamping industry and community, Workamper News is the best resource for learning all about how to enjoy a successful Workamping lifestyle. But, sometimes it can seem overwhelming to learn all there is to know about Workamping.
In fact, newcomers often don’t even know what questions to ask. That’s the best time to start learning!
During this episode, Jody Anderson Duqu...
2024-06-251h 15The Workamper Show PodcastTechnoRV’s Eric Johnson explains how to get fast, reliable internet in Episode 283Whether Workampers run a business from their RV, or just like to surf the internet and watch cat videos, having a strong, stable internet connection is important for many RVers. Today, I am interviewing an expert in data plans and equipment to make connecting to the internet super-simple.
In the past, campground Wi-Fi connections were unreliable, which caused many RVers to rely on the closest cell towers to provide internet service. That often created congestion and reduced data speeds to a crawl.
Ten years later, connecting to the internet has vastly improved. RVers’ entertainment tastes sw...
2024-06-1833 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJW Moberly and Cory Anders describe a multitude of Workamping jobs in Episode 282Today I am speaking with a couple who have been RVing for four years, and have worked a variety of traditional and unique Workamping jobs.
Originally from California, JW Moberly and Cory Anders have worked 12 different jobs over the past four years.
As a single mother for many years, Cory fell in love with camping while serving as a volunteer leader with the Boy Scouts. Through that experience, Cory was first introduced to the concept of Workamping, and she promised herself she would do it as soon as her son turned 18 and ventured off on...
2024-06-1000 minThe Workamper Show PodcastLynn Hupp describes her four-year RV adventure on Episode 281Today I am interviewing a woman who was just contemplating the RV lifestyle when I first spoke to her four years ago. After working several Workamping jobs and seeing a lot of the country, she is going to provide an update on her adventure.
In 2020, Lynn Hupp knew she wanted more fun and adventure in her life, and she thought RV travel may be the answer. However, she knew very little about RVs and the Workamping lifestyle.
So, she enrolled in RV Dreamers Journey. It was a program offered by Workamper News at the time...
2024-06-0400 minThe Workamper Show PodcastAnthony Montelongo talks about changes to the RV service industry in Episode 280Now that the summer of 2024 is officially here, today I am interviewing a mobile RV service technician from North Georgia who is making a repeat appearance on the Workamper Show. There have been some changes to the service side of the RV industry since his last appearance in 2022.
Anthony Montelongo owns Certified RV Solutions, which was founded during the height of the COVID situation in 2020.
Not only does he fix RVs, he offers a service of convenience by coming to wherever the RV may be located.
Anthony said that while a lot has...
2024-05-2800 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 279, Jeff and Angela Warner describe Workamping and running a small businessToday I am interviewing a couple who grew tired of having to move frequently to meet the demands of their corporate jobs. So, they bought an RV and now operate a small business while they travel for fun and adventure.
Angela Warner is a former nurse and teacher. Her husband, Jeff, worked in a maintenance position at a pharmaceutical plant. Even though they tried to spice up their lives by moving every few years to a new location, they both grew tired of working up to 60 hours a week for their jobs.
Yet, even though...
2024-05-2136 minThe Workamper Show PodcastNicole Pontelandolfo describes teaching laughing yoga in Episode 278Today I am interviewing a woman from New Jersey who has a funky way of using laughter to reduce stress, and she teaches others her secrets in order to bring more joy into their lives.
Nicole Pontedandolfo and her husband, John, travel in a 2004 Tiffin Allegro motorhome without slideouts. But, they still have enough space to accommodate their needs as well as a dog and a cat.
To spruce things up and to stay with the funky theme, Nicole uses colorful skirts to cover the windows, which she calls “skirtins” instead of curtains.
A fe...
2024-05-1425 minThe Workamper Show PodcastDustin and Leslie Waggoner describe their passion for helping veterans in Episode 277Today I am speaking with a couple from Florida who travels the country raising money in support of various veterans projects.
Dustin and Leslie Waggoner were high school sweethearts in the mid-1990s. They both worked for the U.S. Army. Dustin was in hospital administration and Leslie helped people transition into civilian careers.
When Dustin retired, he went to work for a corporate hospital, but discovered it was a much different environment that didn’t really suit him.
But, their daughter had two years of high school remaining, so Dustin and Leslie be...
2024-05-0724 minThe Workamper Show PodcastMatt Robbins & Angela Stone describe Workamping at USACE Table Rock Lake in Episode 276Today I will be interviewing two rangers who work for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project near Branson, Mo. It is located in a very beautiful waterway that offers lots of natural recreation opportunities.
Matt Robbins and Angela Stone are rangers who work for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The agency is tasked with overseeing waterways created by dams and other big projects. Matt and Angela work at Table Rock Lake, which is situated along the White River just outside the Branson, Mo., city limits.
The corps has established campgrounds, visitors...
2024-04-3047 minThe Workamper Show PodcastSteve Speers combines his love for writing, travel in Episode 275This week I will be speaking with a man who has lived a rather nomadic lifestyle since childhood. Today, he chases construction jobs around the country which supports his need for adventure and provides income to support his travels.
Steven Speers earned his living as an electrician for many years until he transitioned into being an author and speaker. His first book is about a proto-Germanic alphabet used by indigenous northern Europeans. He instructs people how to use those images as a divination tool.
He refurbished a school bus and has been living in it...
2024-04-2334 minThe Workamper Show PodcastKevin & Tabitha Maser explain how to seRV With Purpose in Episode 274Today I am interviewing a couple from California who retired from the U.S. Navy and hit the road in search of adventure. Along the way, they found unique ways to serve people in the communities they visit.
Kevin and Tabitha Maser have been RVing for almost three years, and they have been Workamping the entire time.
The couple loves to serve as camp hosts. They have worked for county parks, large resorts and they really enjoy working for private, family-run RV parks. However, they have also held other jobs, such as working for the...
2024-04-1641 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 273, Harley Wilson describes her first Workamping jobThis week I will be interviewing a woman who is brand new to Workamping. She and her partner were wrapping up their first assignment working at a dog boarding facility in Florida.
Harley Wilson and her partner, Ashton Byars, bought their RV in March of 2023 and went on some shorter excursions before jumping into the Workamping lifestyle in January of this year.
They worked for Dog Academy LLC in Lynn Haven, Fla. At the dog boarding facility, Ashton did construction, while Harley was actively involved in caring for the dogs who were spending time at...
2024-04-0923 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJack and Shelby Tessar describe their love for people and RVing in Episode 272Today I am interviewing a couple from Tennessee who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for almost two years. They had owned an 80-acre, 10-building compound and took up RVing to get away from the pressures of maintaining such a large property.
Jack and Shelby Tessar have five children, the youngest of which is 19. They traveled frequently as a family, but never in an RV.
When Shelby was a young girl, she played softball and traveled with friends whose parents owned RVs. As a result, she grew up dreaming about having her own RV someday...
2024-04-0240 minThe Workamper Show PodcastRyan Szklarek describes RV/MH Hall of Fame in Episode 271Today I am interviewing the vice president of one of the most popular museums in Elkhart, Indiana. It’s a place RVers should visit whenever they pass through the area.
Ryan Szklarek is the executive vice president of the RV/MH Hall of Fame, which chronicles the history of the recreation vehicle and manufactured housing industries, both of which have roots deep in the Elkhart area.
There are a number of top-quality displays at the museum, a library of industry archives, and the Hall of Fame itself, which memorializes the 485 – and counting – men and women who bu...
2024-03-2625 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 270, Ted & Ursula Raymond describe their Workamping adventuresToday I am interviewing a couple who has been RVing and Workamping for three years. They’ve held a variety of interesting and profitable jobs while on their journey to discover the ideal place to live.
Ted and Ursula Raymond are originally from southern Oregon. They started RVing three years ago after a fire destroyed 2,200 homes in their community. Since then, they have been on what Ursula calls the world’s longest house-hunting trip.
The couple has held some really interesting jobs, in addition to traditional Workamping positions, such as being camp hosts. They have insp...
2024-03-1928 minThe Workamper Show PodcastLesa McDermott and Mary Byrnes talk about Girl Camper plus RV Unplugged in Episode 269Today I am interviewing two women who are very involved in the Girl Camper movement to help women to get together to learn about RVing and enjoy the RV experience. Both women are contestants in Season Two of RV Unplugged.
Lesa McDermott is the vice president of operations for Girl Camper, and Mary Brynes works as the Nebraska guide to coordinate activities in her state. Both women are avid RVers with decades of experience.
Girl Camper was founded in 2015 by Janine Petitt, who wanted to encourage other women to go RVing either as solo campers...
2024-03-1233 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 268, Adventure Bandits Talmange & Ashanti Grace describe their online platformsToday I am interviewing a couple of Adventure Bandits who have been RVing for several years and actually enjoyed an opportunity to compete in the upcoming season of RV Unplugged.
Talmange and Ashanti Grace have been RVing together for more than nine years after realizing camping in a tent isn’t much fun, especially in the rain. In fact, Ashanti has been RVing since she was a child living in Alaska before she moved to Ohio where she met Talmange.
For the past two years, the couple has been RVing in a 32-foot travel trailer. Th...
2024-03-0531 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 267, Robert Earl describes jobs at Beyonder, and making resumes stand outToday I am interviewing someone from a company which owns or manages multiple campgrounds in several states. Not only will he be talking about opportunities available for Workampers at his company, but he will also describe how Workampers can better ensure their applications get noticed.
Robert Earl is the director of operations for Beyonder, a company that owns or manages seven campgrounds in Alabama, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Missouri and Oklahoma. More facilities are being added to the Beyonder network all the time.
A former Workamper himself, Robert starts the interview by explaining why it is...
2024-02-2733 minThe Workamper Show PodcastJoe and Rachel Stauffer describe supporting their RV travels with YouTube channels on Episode 266Today I am interviewing a couple from Florida who, although not full-time RVers, have been doing enough frequent, shorter trips that they have amassed quite a following on their YouTube channels.
Joe and Rachel Stauffer are an amazing couple who, together, lost 290 pounds by following a keto-based diet. The transformation attracted so much attention from their friends and family that they started a YouTube channel to teach others what they did.
There was a lot of demand for that kind of information because the couple has 66,400 subscribers on that channel alone who can watch 1,800 different...
2024-02-2039 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 265, Patrick Buchanan talks about the RV Life networkBefore I introduce this week’s guest, I wanted to do a Valentine’s-related plug. If you have an all-time favorite Workamping experience that you’ve enjoyed, the Workamper Show would like to give you the opportunity to express your love to that employer by coming on the show as a guest to talk about your experience.
I’d need about 25 minutes of your time and I’ll even provide you questions to ponder in advance. Being a podcast guest is nothing more than having a conversation among friends about a fun experience you’ve enjoyed on your adventu...
2024-02-1332 minThe Workamper Show PodcastIn Episode 264, Tanner Huckaby describes volunteering at the USACE Keystone Lake projectThis week, I will be interviewing a representative from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers about volunteer opportunities to work near Tulsa, Okla.
Tanner Huckaby is natural resources specialist for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It’s a job he has held for three years. Tanner works at the Keystone Lake project, just west of Tulsa. It is a sprawling lake spanning 26,000 water acres, and is well known for fishing.
He is looking for a variety of volunteers who like working outdoors to help with beautification and improvement projects. They do things li...
2024-02-0625 min
Living Fearless TodayThe Power of Purpose: Igniting Your Passion and Finding Meaning in Life with Greg GerberAre you feeling lost or lacking purpose in your life? In this episode of the Living Fearless Today podcast, guest Greg Gerber shares his journey of finding purpose and fulfillment after retirement. Greg's story serves as a reminder that it is never too late to pursue passion and find purpose in life. He discusses the importance of intentional parenting, building solid relationships with children, and the impact it can have on their lives. Greg also dives into purpose and identity, emphasizing the need for a sense of purpose, especially after retirement. He provides practical advice on finding purpose at...
2023-11-0756 min
RV Tech TalkIn Episode 033, Bryan Carbonnell talks about being an inspector and technician in the U.S. and CanadaToday I will be interviewing a gentleman from Canada who is both an NRVIA Certified RV Inspector and an RVTAA Certified Technician. In fact, he operates a business on both sides of the border, and even serves as an instructor at the National RV Training Academy.
Bryan Carbonnell started his business in 2015 by focusing on inspecting RVs. However, as he performed more inspections, he learned there was a real need for quality, competent and qualified technicians.
He completed the advanced training to become a certified technician in 2019. Today, the vast majority of Bryan’s income co...
2023-10-1233 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 032, Tim Lavender describes how a need for RV service during COVID opened the door to a thriving businessToday I will be speaking with an RV technician from Santa Barbara, Calif., who shared a wonderful idea for promoting a new RV repair business by targeting Workampers, or the folks who work as camp hosts at area campgrounds.
A few years ago, during the COVID lockdowns, Tim Lavender and his wife considered selling everything and moving out of California. Then they opted to sell their home and move into an RV instead.
However, when they bought a brand new RV, the couple discovered how much repair work needed to be performed on it. Yet...
2023-10-0531 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 31, Scott Wade explains how he started his business with no advertisingScott Wade is a mobile RV technician and inspector based in the lakes region of New Hampshire. His business, Dog Crate RV, has been in operation for about 18 months.
The unique company name is based on a nickname he gave his own RV, which he described as just a 45-foot dog crate.
As a child, Scott grew up in the service business because his father owned an Exxon service station for 19 years in Massachusetts. He didn’t have any formal training, but would often assist the mechanics and he would work on his own car, as...
2023-09-2831 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 30, Gilda Mitchell provides information about the 2023 NTRVTA ExpoToday I will be speaking with Gilda Mitchell, the director of membership for both the National RV Inspectors Association and the RV Technician Association of America.
Gilda will be discussing the upcoming NRVTA Expo. It is a virtual event hosted by the National RV Training Academy to provide 18 different webinars to help sharpen the skills of RV technicians and inspectors.
By participating in the classes online or watching presentations at a later date, association members can receive 27 continuing education credits. A total of 24 credits are required every year in order to maintain credentials as certified...
2023-09-2121 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 2029, Allen Look with Roving Handyman describes serving customers and other mobile techsToday I am speaking with a mobile RV technician from the Chattanooga area of Tennessee, which is where he opted to move after retiring from his career in the tech industry.
However, Allen Look was retired for all of five minutes before he realized he needed something to do. He saw tremendous need for RV technicians in the Chattanooga area, and Allen though it would be a good business he could establish with his brother, Kevin.
Together, they excelled in courses at the National RV Training Academy when they went through the program in 2022. Allen...
2023-09-1433 minRV Tech TalkRV Yogi Chad Bell describes how he started his business, gets customers in Episode 28Today, I am interviewing a full-time RVer who spends his summers in the mountains of Arizona and his winters in the warm-weather of the Phoenix and Mesa valley.
Chad Bell, otherwise known as The RV Yogi, named his business in honor of his first grandchild. When she was born, Chad started calling her Boo Boo, which meant everyone started calling him Yogi, and the name stuck.
A former diving instructor and industrial maintenance technician, Chad started his business in September 2020. At first, he focused on RV inspections. However, he completed his advanced training classes in...
2023-09-0741 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 027, Chris Ratcliff, with RFactor RV, describes how he supports his full-time RVing lifestyleToday I am speaking with a man who has been full-time RVing with his wife and dog since 2016. Although he was working remotely for a corporation when he launched his RVing adventure, today Chris Ratcliff supports himself by fixing and inspecting RVs for other people.
He went through training in 2020 to learn more skills to be able to save money by fixing his own RV. After learning about additional training he could take, Chris became a certified RV inspector to give himself a Plan B.
When he was laid off from his job a short...
2023-08-3138 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 026, Jason and Lisa Carletti describe their motivation for starting an RV inspection businessToday I will be interviewing a husband and wife team who have risen to the top of the ranks of RV inspectors.
Jason and Lisa Carletti’s RV inspection business is located near Tampa, but they provide services throughout central Florida. It’s something they have been doing since 2017.
There are only a handful of master certified RV inspectors in the National RV Inspectors Association (NRVIA), and the Carletti’s are in that group. To get to that level, they had to do things like complete at least 50 RV inspections, promote the career field at variou...
2023-08-2439 minRV Tech TalkDavid Russell describes the processes he uses to efficiently conduct RV inspections in Episode 25Today I will be speaking with a full-time RVer who not only inspects recreation vehicles, but he has developed a side business to help market other companies.
A few years ago, David Russell and his wife were contemplating buying an RV. So they sought advice in online forums where a few people recommended hiring someone to evaluate the unit they were considering. So, they hired an RV inspector. David quizzed him about his business before and after the evaluation took place.
David was intrigued by the idea of inspecting RVs because it was somewhat related...
2023-08-1740 minRV Tech TalkIn Episode 024, Jarrod Douglass runs a successful inspection and repair business in KentuckyJarrod Douglass runs a business in Central City, Ky., where he offers RV inspections as well as RV repairs. He also provides a great deal of education to empower RV owners to better use their equipment.
He attended the RV Fundamentals class at the National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) in January 2022. However, Jarrod knew he wanted to be in business for himself on the first day of training. After hearing the NRVTA founders share their stories of faith and their desire to help people during a time of need, that sealed the deal for him.
...
2023-08-1138 min
The Greg Bennett ShowBill Gerber - Emmy winner & Academy Award & Golden Globe nominee - Film and Television Producer
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, Greg is joined by Bill Gerber.
Bill is a film producer, a movie executive, and a man who has played a pivotal role in shaping the landscapes of modern cinema and music.
He's been behind some of the biggest blockbusters of the past few decades, including Gran Torino, A very long engagement, Grudge Match, L.A. Confidential, Heat, You’ve got mail, The Perfect Storm, and A Star Is Born...
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The Greg Bennett ShowMeg Gerber - Functional Medicine Dietitian - Certified yoga teacher
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In this episode of The Greg Bennett Show, Greg chats with Meg Gerber. A Functional Medicine Dietician who has experienced her own journey with gut issues and autoimmunity. And now helps others with their journeys.
Meg is a registered & licensed dietician. A certified Integrative and Functional medicine practitioner. A certified Gastrointestinal nutritionist and a certified Yoga and pranayama (breath work) instructor.
She recently launched her new book, “How to glow gluten free - Going beyond the (GF) food t...
2022-12-261h 01
Forward From 50 podcastEpisode 001 – What is the Passionate Purpose podcast about?The need for purpose is obvious and that’s why Greg started Forward From 50 -- to help men and women over the age of 50 to live more purposeful lives by pursuing things they are truly passionate about.
2022-07-2819 min
Modern Christian MenGreg Gerber: More Hope to Crush the Porn Addiction Greg Gerber is back to continue our discussion about the trap of Pornography and the deliverance out of the mire through the saving Grace and Power of Jesus. Since this conversation I've had the opportunity to share Greg's book with a few guys and I'm excited to see the fruit of them taking the steps to move away from this destructive path that leads straight to destruction. Thanks for listening to and sharing the Podcast! Cale
2018-05-2857 minmodernchristianmen's podcastGreg Gerber: More Hope to Crush the Porn Addiction Greg Gerber is back to continue our discussion about the trap of Pornography and the deliverance out of the mire through the saving Grace and Power of Jesus. Since this conversation I've had the opportunity to share Greg's book with a few guys and I'm excited to see the fruit of them taking the steps to move away from this destructive path that leads straight to destruction. Thanks for listening to and sharing the Podcast! Cale
2018-05-2857 min
Modern Christian MenGreg Gerber: More Hope to Crush the Porn AddictionGreg Gerber is back to continue our discussion about the trap of Pornography and the deliverance out of the mire through the saving Grace and Power of Jesus. Since this conversation I’ve had the opportunity to share Greg’s book with a few guys and I’m excited to see the fruit of them taking the steps …
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2018-05-2800 minModern Christian MenGreg Gerber: More Hope to Crush the Porn AddictionGreg Gerber is back to continue our discussion about the trap of Pornography and the deliverance out of the mire through the saving Grace and Power of Jesus. Since this conversation I’ve had the opportunity to share Greg’s book with a few guys and I’m excited to see the fruit of them taking the steps …
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2018-05-2857 minModern Christian MenGreg Gerber: Pornography = Death. Here’s Hope!Timing is Everything! My wife and I attended a conference down in ATL this February. Early on the 2nd morning, a fella with a Texas sized grin sat down beside me. After the pleasantries and introductions, he insisted I meet and interview his author friend Greg Gerber. Greg joins me for 2 shows where we …
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2018-05-1449 minModern Christian MenGreg Gerber: Pornography = Death. Here’s Hope!Timing is Everything! My wife and I attended a conference down in ATL this February. Early on the 2nd morning, a fella with a Texas sized grin sat down beside me. After the pleasantries and introductions, he insisted I meet and interview his author friend Greg Gerber. Greg joins me for 2 shows where we …
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2018-05-1400 minModern Christian MenGreg Gerber: Pornography = Death. Here's Hope!Timing is Everything! My wife and I attended a conference down in ATL this February. Early on the 2nd morning, a fella with a Texas sized grin sat down beside me. After the pleasantries and introductions, he insisted I meet and interview his author friend Greg Gerber. Greg joins me for 2 shows where we discuss his past Pornographic Addiction and Celebrate his ongoing Recovery! His book, Pornocide, tells the amazing story of Redemption and Release that can only be found in Jesus. This is one series of shows that you need to hear-and to share! I trust you...
2018-05-1449 minmodernchristianmen's podcastGreg Gerber: Pornography = Death. Here's Hope!Timing is Everything! My wife and I attended a conference down in ATL this February. Early on the 2nd morning, a fella with a Texas sized grin sat down beside me. After the pleasantries and introductions, he insisted I meet and interview his author friend Greg Gerber. Greg joins me for 2 shows where we discuss his past Pornographic Addiction and Celebrate his ongoing Recovery! His book, Pornocide, tells the amazing story of Redemption and Release that can only be found in Jesus. This is one series of shows that you need to hear-and to share! I trust you...
2018-05-1449 min
Breaking Trail26: Greg Hill on The Paradox of Taking Adventures and Trying to Be Environmentally ResponsibleRevelstoke-based Greg Hill’s linkedin profile simply states “Adventurer” He is sponsored by many brands such as Arc'teryx , Salomon, Suunto and Gore-Tex. You can find him skiing in Salmon Freeski movies and in 2010, he skied 2 million feet - was . That’s a lot. Greg has had a dilemma - he’s felt guilty about loving the wilderness to death. Those adventures are bad for the planet as it turns out. So he’s been doing what he can to reduce his carbon footprint. By shifting to a plant0-based diet most of the time, using electric vehicle instead of gas...
2017-11-0941 min