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Evan Mack's WorldJack Perry’s Tiny Bus, The Yeet Train, and Ultimate Fantasy Booking!In this lively episode of Evan Mack's World of Wrestling, the crew takes on some pressing questions and fantasy booking fun. Here's what's on deck:Why is Jack Perry's bus so little?Yo Rikishi… the team has a message for the Hall of Famer.OMOS… REALLY!??! Is WWE dropping the ball with the big man? The guy's debate whether Omos is being used to his full potential.To yeet or not to yeet—that is the question. The crew tackles this crucial topic with humor and insight.Week 2 of the "For Yo...2024-09-201h 26
Snowbirds & RV TravelersBristol TN - The Birthplace of Country Music & Famed NASCARBristol’s biggest claim to fame happened in 1927. Bristol Sessions came about when Ralph Peer, a producer for Victor Talking Machine Company, later RCA Victor, wanted to record “Hillbilly music.” Ernest Stoneman, an Appalachian musician who with his wife, Hattie, was already recording for Victor, suggested Bristol. At the sessions, Peer recorded 76 songs by 19 musicians or groups. In 2002, The Library of Congress National Recording Registry ranked the 1927 Bristol Sessions among the 50 most significant sound recording events of all time and named Bristol “The Birthplace of Country Music.”Today’s podcast was written by Kathleen Walls and presented by Perry Mac2024-01-2510 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersWhen and How To Maintain a Fifth Wheel HitchIt’s snowbird season, and you’ve decided to set out on a journey with a fifth wheel. It will become a reliable and comfortable home base during your travels. There are several benefits of owning this class of RV. One of its distinguishable differences from any type of travel trailer, however, is the fifth wheel hitch, which mounts in the bed of the tow vehicle and positions the tongue weight over—or just in front—of the rear axle. Routine care and understanding its components are essential to achieving the peace of mind you want when you’re travelling...2023-12-2606 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersLithium-ion Batteries & Cold WeatherRVing in the winter isn’t limited to snowbirds visiting southern destinations. Many enthusiasts north of the border embrace the snow and cold temperatures, using their rigs to set up camp at local ski resorts or select parks to partake in seasonal cheer and enjoy outdoor recreation.These activities lead to the use of lithium-ion batteries, as well as other types of batteries, and how they are affected by cold temperatures. Knowing how the winter weather impacts portable power can help smooth out the purchasing process, from understanding longevity and cost savings to daily performance.To...2023-12-2306 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersA Canadian Snowbird’s Journey on U.S. Route 101We made going home an adventure by exploring the scenic coastal states of California, Oregon, and Washington.Many full-time RVers typically spend their winters snowbirding in Arizona to escape the cool and dreary weather in British Columbia. On a recent trip home from the Grand Canyon State, we decided to drive west toward Los Angeles and experience the famed U.S. Route 101.Story and Photos by Larry MacDonald and presented by Perry MackThis is one of the most significant continuous highways in the U.S. and extends through California, Oregon, and Washington...2023-12-2109 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersFind New Experiences in El Paso, TexasRV parks, golfing, sporting events, and day trips into Mexico—this West Texas destination will keep you active all season.Nicknamed Sun City due to its 300 days of annual sunshine, El Paso’s is perched at 1,158 m (3,800 ft) above sea level. The many attractions in El Paso, TX, draw more than two million visitors every year. One of the novel distinctions of this westernmost point of the Lone Star State is its convergence of Texas, New Mexico, and Old Mexico. The Spanish arrived here in the mid-1600s, and the ‘Spanish influence’ is still present today.Writte...2023-12-1608 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersThe Rich Vibe of Jacksonville, FloridaFrom expansive beaches and natural attractions to art galleries, museums, and even an award-winning zoo, there’s so much to see in Jacksonville that it’s easy to spend a few days there. If you’re passing through, to, or from your main snowbird destination, there are several worthy attractions not to miss.Todays podcast was written by Kathleen Walls and presented by Perry MackLocated in Northeast Florida, Jacksonville is unique in the sense that, according to Visit Florida, it’s “home to the largest urban park system in the US.” There are a total of sev...2023-12-1409 min
Snowbirds & RV Travelers6 Less Known Trips Near PhoenixWe all know that the dry, comfortable, warm climate through the winter makes Arizona a popular destination for snowbirds. You can easily fall into daily routines with programs at the RV resorts, while golfing, dining, and shopping are never far away. But Arizona has an immense number of exciting experiences, and you never have to travel far to encounter something new in the Grand Canyon State. Here are six of our favourites, that you may not know about.Written by Steve Fennel and presented by Perry MackAccording to Visit Phoenix, the greater area of...2023-12-0709 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersSecret Alabama - Hit Recording Capital of the WorldThe northwestern Alabama cities of Muscle Shoals, Tuscumbia, Sheffield, and Florence are called The Shoals. These cities in ‘The Heart of Dixie’ celebrate art and history all year. Their largest claim to fame in the region is its musical heritage, but there is much more than the cool sounds of the past and present here.2023-10-1908 min
Snowbirds & RV TravelersNew Smyrna Beach - Perfect RV Destination - Don't Mind the SharksNew Smyrna Beach’s 17-miles of white sand beach draws surfers, visitors, and snowbirds like a magnet even though, according to almost all surveys, New Smyrna Beach is the most dangerous beach for shark attacks and surfing accidents. Does that mean you should avoid New Smyrna’s beaches?Let’s look at some facts. There are over 400,000 visitors to New Smyrna’s beaches annually. Plus, it’s one of Florida’s most popular surfing places. According to the International Wildlife Museum, the odds of dying from a shark attack are 1 in 3,748,067, making lightning or fireworks more likely.2023-10-1210 min