The Workamper Show Podcast

Today, I am speaking with an experienced Workamper who traveled the country with her husband and six children for many years. During that time, they bought an RV roofing business and just purchased an established website to help teach others how to get started in the RV lifestyle.

Jennifer Schillaci has spent more than a decade raising a family on the road while building businesses that serve the RV community.

What began as a lifes...

If you’ve been looking for a high-paying seasonal job that includes lodging and could lead to even more opportunities, you are going to like this episode.

Today I’m joined by Project Manager Trish Parker and Employment Specialist Jaedyn Kelly, who both work for Express Employment Professionals in Grand Forks, N.D.

They’re recruiting Workampers for assembly and paint positions with Arctic Cat in nearby Thief River ...

Finding steady Workamping jobs with competitive pay can sometimes be a challenge, especially for RV couples who want to earn enough to fund their travels.

Today, I am talking with Sharon Flynn, with Guard 1 Services, about an opportunity that offers year-round work in the oil and gas industry.

Best of all, couples earn $1,400 per week, but they need to work 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Many Workampers serve as gate guards for...

Today, I am speaking with a woman whose family just starting RVing a little over a year ago and now she manages a KOA campground in Michigan.

Brigette Patton discovered the Workamping lifestyle almost by accident and it completely changed the direction of her family’s life.

After her husband lost his job, they took a leap of faith, bought an RV that happened to be for sale in their front yard and landed their first Workamping...

One of the biggest decisions aspiring Workampers make is choosing the right RV. Since it becomes your home and, for many people, your office, today’s episode addresses finding a coach designed for extended living that can make all the difference.

Today’s guest is Doug Miller, the director of sales for Fleetwood RV.

Doug has spent more than 25 years with the company and has helped to shape many of the features that today...

Whether you’re boondocking between jobs, staying in remote locations or simply preparing for unexpected power outages, the right generator can make all the difference.

This week, I am talking with Chris O’Connor, a representative from an RVMP, a company which manufactures and sells portable and permanently-installed generators for RV use.

He explains how RVMP has focused on making generators smaller and lighter wit...

Today I am interviewing a business owner from Maine about an incredible Workamping opportunity right outside the front door to one of America’s most scenic national parks.

Glenn Tucker is the owner of several tourism businesses in Bar Harbor, Maine, that serve visitors to Acadia National Park.

He explains why his company has relied on Workampers for 25 years. Glenn describes the wide variety of positions available, and how cr...

Today, I am speaking with a woman who is on her second stint of Workamping in Alaska with her family and enjoying an amazing experience.

Jessie Watters is a full-time RVing mom of three who traded a traditional suburban lifestyle for a life of adventure, family travel and Workamping opportunities across the country.

Just over a year ago, Jessie and her husband packed up their family, hit the road and began a journey that has alread...

Today I am speaking with a solo RVer who has been on the road for many years, but completed one year of traveling that really broke her open so much so that she wrote a book about the experience.

Kristy Halvorsen is a solo traveler whose journey has taken her across every state in the nation, nearly every Canadian province and into some of the most remote places in North America. She made an appearance earlier on this show in Decem...