The Workamper Show Podcast

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By: Greg Gerber

The Workamper Show helps people see opportunities to support a full-time RV travel lifestyle

In Episode 358, Jim Wheeler describes Love’s Travel Stops’ new RV sites
Last Tuesday at 5:45 PM

Jim said their overnight RV sites were designed to provide RVers with a convenient option that includes electrical power, potable water, Wi-Fi and dump stations.


In Episode 357, solo RVer and author Sam Gennawey offers great advice from 7 years of RVing
11/18/2025

What began as a search for a more intentional future quickly became a lifestyle that allowed Sam to explore America’s most remarkable places while keeping his expenses manageable.


Episode 356 describes a special training opportunity for Workampers at the COE Expo
11/12/2025

This event offers Workampers a valuable chance to learn, grow and connect with people in the outdoor hospitality community.


Episode 355 explores jobs with Yellowstone General Stores
11/04/2025

The stores offer everything from groceries and souvenirs to camping supplies and food service. The company relies heavily on Workampers to keep those stores and restaurants running smoothly each summer.


Brandon Bowles talks about RV’ing Dad Adventures on Episode 354
10/28/2025

Brandon’s story is a reminder that the RV lifestyle isn’t just for retirees or couples. It can also be a way for single parents to deepen family bonds, create lasting memories and show children how to live with courage and curiosity.


Cathy Reinard describes working at Catskill Mountains Gilboa KOA in Episode 353
10/21/2025

The Catskill Mountains Gilboa KOA is more than a workplace, it’s a campground where Workampers can enjoy nature, connect with travelers from around the world, and create memories that last long after the season ends.


Irene Jones answers questions about workers’ compensation in Episode 352
10/14/2025

The key takeaway is that before starting any job, ask your employer whether they carry workers’ compensation insurance and whether you are covered under it.


In Episode 351, Jim Hinckley inspires people to travel along Route 66
10/07/2025

Route 66 is America’s longest small town. And there’s no better way to experience its history than behind the wheel of your own great adventure.


In Episode 350, Jody Anderson Duquette describes how communication improves retention
09/30/2025

Strong communication before, during and after a season helps identify problems early, manage expectations and build the kind of loyalty that keeps Workampers coming back.


Mylio Photos’ Angela Andrieux helps protect irreplaceable images in Episode 349
09/23/2025

Whether you're a weekend RVer or full-time Workamper, chances are you’ve captured thousands of photos during your travels. But, what happens if your phone gets lost or your hard drive fails? Unfortunately, many RVers have faced that exact heartbreak, losing years of irreplaceable memories in an instant. Today, I am speaking with someone who has an ideal solution to preserve and protect digital images. Angela Andrieux, she is a photographer herself, and a “customer evangelist” with Mylio Photos. The company developed a unique photo organization platform tailor-made for people who want complete control over their digital memories. Mylio is especi...


Justin Mowery and Nick Sauble with RV Solar Concepts talk about solar power in Episode 348
09/16/2025

Whether you want to camp off-grid, reduce generator noise, keep your fridge and lights running, or leave pets inside your RV without worrying about electricity going out, solar gives you the independence to travel on your own terms.


Alessia Silvestri describes SEO best practices for businesses in Episode 347
09/09/2025

As Alessia explained, SEO is not just about keywords. It involves a mix of technical factors, high-quality content and building credibility through online directories and backlinks from other reputable websites.


Connie Waddell explains how she supports her lifestyle at 75 in Episode 346
09/02/2025

What started as an idea for mugs and T-shirts has grown into an online store offering more than 225 designs. Connie’s creativity allows her to enjoy the benefits of Workamping without the demands of a traditional job.


In Episode 345, Garrett Syfrett talks about full-time RVing with children
08/26/2025

His kids learned to communicate with other children as well as adults, and they got to see 85 percent of the country. Those were hands-on learning opportunities most children will never experience.


In Episode 344, Ranger James Blakely invites Workampers to Oregon’s Willamette Valley
08/19/2025

With opportunities ranging from campground hosting to hands-on maintenance roles, this is a great way to enjoy Oregon’s natural beauty while giving back your time to support the USACE mission.


Sara Sperling describes jobs at Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation in Episode 343
08/12/2025

Positions are available in hospitality, retail, food service, lodging, entertainment support and even as lifeguards. The foundation has jobs for solos, couples and families, especially those with teenagers over 14.


In Episode 342, learn about opportunities with Idaho State Parks and Recreation
08/05/2025

Volunteers are not only essential to daily operations, they also serve as mentors for younger staff, bring fresh ideas to the parks, and often help improve guest experiences in creative ways.


In Episode 341, Brandon Moore invites Workampers to Rigby Air Village RV Park in Idaho
07/29/2025

Nestled just an hour to 90 minutes from natural treasures like Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Craters of the Moon and Jackson Hole, the location offers many recreational opportunities for travelers and Workampers alike.


In Episode 340, Rob Wilhelm talks about successful shakedown evaluations for new RVs
07/22/2025

RVs are complex systems that need to be tested, understood and sometimes even fixed before they’re road-ready. A shakedown trip is the best way to evaluate them before hitting the road.


In Episode 339, Shelli Wright talks about Workamping at the Calistoga, CA, fairgrounds
07/15/2025

When Workampers aren’t on duty, they’ll have plenty of things to enjoy, such as soaking in mineral hot springs, wine tasting events, dining at five-star restaurants and biking the scenic Vine Trail.


In Episode 338, Dennis Tierney describes jobs at Holiday RV Park in Traverse City, MI
07/08/2025

If you’re looking for a Workamping job in a location packed with outdoor adventure, cultural attraction, and scenic beauty, Holiday RV Park in Traverse City, Mich., might be the perfect fit.


In Episode 337, Michelle Stohlgren needs an immediate Workamper in western Pennsylvania
07/01/2025

The role involves general maintenance and housekeeping. It is ideal for a solo Workamper who enjoys nature and has a helpful, easygoing personality.


In Episode 336, Jes Santaularia talks about jobs at Elkhorn Creek RV Park in Frankfurt, KY
06/24/2025

Whether you're greeting guests as an ambassador, helping with maintenance, or simply sharing your love of the region, there’s a role for nearly every skill set.


Sherrie Hicks talks about Workamping at Sleepy Valley Resort on Episode 335
06/16/2025

Sherrie described the facility as a warm, welcoming and well-organized resort, which offers everything from a year-round pool and hot tub to a quilting room, social hall and pizza kitchen.


Jen Bickford talks about Workamping at Colorado’s Three Rivers Resort on Episode 334
06/10/2025

Each summer, the resort grows from a core staff of 11 year-round employees to more than 150 seasonal team members, including 40 to 50 Workampers who help bring the resort’s many offerings to life.


Sherry Bumgardner describes opportunities at No Name City Campground in Episode 333
06/03/2025

The campground typically hires six to eight Workampers per season and offers a wide variety of positions, including housekeeping, guest services, general maintenance, cooking and bartending.


Rob Case describes saving money and making it with RV Overnights in Episode 332
05/27/2025

RV Overnights is a way to make money by connecting travelers with local businesses while creating richer, more meaningful RVing experiences.


Lori Mitchell describes Workamping at Boothbay Craft Brewery in Episode 331
05/20/2025

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.


Workamper Kelley Sexton recalls her experiences, offers advice for employers in Episode 330
05/13/2025

Kelley has crafted a purposeful and sustainable lifestyle by combining remote work, side gigs, and a wide variety of Workamping jobs.


Bobby Greenwell and Jessica Martin talk about inspecting RVs on Episode 329
05/06/2025

Their personal RVing experience, especially with boondocking and long-distance travel for ultra-marathons, gives them unique insight into how different rigs function in real-life situations.


Tim Winders explains how he runs his coaching business from his motorhome on Episode 328
04/29/2025

Tim is a great example of how modern technology and a purpose-driven mindset can open up incredible lifestyle opportunities for people who want to work while traveling.


Scott Truett describes BikeRX as a way to help bicyclists at campgrounds in Episode 327
04/22/2025

There are no ongoing franchise fees or royalty percentages that are paid to the company. BikeRX is just a turnkey setup and a supportive framework to get rolling fast.


Chris Bronson talks about Workamping at Oregon’s East Lake Resort in Episode 326
04/15/2025

Chris explained East Lake Resort may be small in size, but it offers a wide range of seasonal Workamping opportunities in a beautiful and remote location.


In Episode 325, Bill Evans talks about Workamping at Bad Rock Bed and Breakfast
04/08/2025

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.


Greg Kazmierczak describes a business opportunity with EPDM Coatings on Episode 324
04/01/2025

It’s a turnkey way to build your own mobile business. With no storefront and no overhead, EPDM Coatings takes care of the product fulfillment.


Jill and Randy Shepard describe Workamping and running a business in Episode 323
03/25/2025

What started as Jill’s plea for a one-year RV trial turned into a five-year adventure that reshaped both their personal and professional lives.


For Podcasthon 2025, Episode 322 is devoted to two non-profit Workamper employers
03/18/2025

First, we’ll be speaking with Lynne Swanson, the director of Safe Harbor Farm. It is a beautiful 61-acre nature sanctuary in North Carolina. Then we will speak with Jeff Parsons, the director of Bay Shore Family Camp and Ministry, which has been a cornerstone of faith-based retreats and family camps in Michigan for over a century.


Learn to renovate your own RV with Chad and Janelle Payne on Episode 321
03/11/2025

That old camper sitting in someone’s field could be your next adventure waiting to happen. All it takes is a little creativity, a willingness to learn, and the confidence to pick up that first tool.


In Episode 320, Joanne Schmidt invites Workampers to spend a season in Alaska
03/04/2025

This is your chance to experience the midnight sun, breathtaking mountain views, and the adventure of a lifetime – all while earning money and making new friends.


In Episode 319, Larry Boxman invites Workampers to volunteer at On Golden Rescue in Oregon
02/25/2025

Workamping at On Golden Rescue isn’t just a job, it’s an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of animals who might otherwise have nowhere else to go.