Podcast 108 - Special Girl Camper College with Stephanie Henson and Brenda Puckett
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Stephanie Henson and Brenda Puckett join us to discuss a special Girl Camper College and what takes place when women want gather together and learn how to fix their rigs.
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Podcast 107 - CEO and President of Thor Industries, Bob Martin is our guest tonight
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Bob Martin, President and CEO of Thor Industries - the world’s largest RV company - joined us as we get closed out the year of the pandemic.
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Podcast 106 - End of 2020 Recap and Happy Holidays to our Fans!
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2020 in Review.
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Podcast 105 - Learn about the new RV Enthusiast Magazine
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may be right where you are now.” With several changes coming with consumer magazines in the RV industry, As Trailer Life and Motorhome magazines cease publication, a new consumer focused digital magazine is launching. Owned and staffed by some of the most recognized and experienced RV journalists in North America, RV Enthusiast was created to fill the need for accurate technical advice to help enthusiasts keep their RVs in top condition.
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Podcast 104 - RVESY - Putting RV Owners in the Driver's Seat
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Michael McNaught was a law enforcement professional in Canada. He was also an RV owner. He started renting his RV to earn extra income. From that crazy idea he built the largest peer-to-peer RV rental company in Canada and they are setting their sights on their neighbors to the south. They are also the newest NERVDA Associate Member.
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Podcast 103 - Jim Roy, Silver Moose Vintage RV Restorations, Maine
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New England RV Dealers Association: Amazing Vintage RV Restorations in Maine... with Jim Roy, Silver Moose Restorations, Maine
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Podcast 102 - Brian Hazelton, Senior VP of Winnebago-Brand RVs
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Winnebago Industries rolled out the new lineup of Winnebago motorized and towable RVs shortly after naming Brian Hazelton as Senior Vice President of Winnebago-Brand RVs on Wednesday afternoon. And shortly after that public unveiling of the products they will ride into 2021, we will have Brian as our special guest Wednesday evening. We appreciate Brian fitting us into his hectic schedule since taking over the new responsibilities in late September.
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Podcast 101 - Podcaster, writer and RV industry consultant, Greg Gerber, returns
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Podcaster, writer and RV industry consultant, Greg Gerber, returns to the show this week. It’s no secret that our industry is enjoying an influx of new RV owners that have never experienced the lifestyle before, nor have they been in a campground. Now, more than ever, it is important for our industry to provide products and services that will keep them in the lifestyle for many years into the future. Greg Gerber has been consulting with several companies that are Associate Members of NERVDA this year. The
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Podcast 100 - This Episode is about Everything!
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Bob and John answer all your questions, talk about the crazy year we are having in 2020 and expectations for 2021.
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Podcast 099 - Randy Miller of Pete's RV
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It’s time for our annual visit from Randy Murray, Director of Service for all Pete’s RV Centers in New England. There are two critical times RVers must pay serious attention to when they own an RV up North – spring opening and winter closing – and guess which one comes next.
info_outlineTonight it’s all about our fans as we have one of our Open Discussions on any topics you want to bring up or we will choose from a list that John and Bob have prepared.
We thought it was time for another night with John and Bob to talk about things important to you, things that drove our RV and camping experience the first six months of the year, and gaze into the crystal ball and see what we think the last six months of the year will look like.
This has been a year like no other for most of us. As the ball dropped on New Year’s Eve the air was filled with optimism about the great year ahead. The economy was strong, the RV industry was opening up consumer shows with record attendance and RVers were already getting excited about the camping season. And then on March 13 the world was turned upside down.
Fast forward to May and RV sales go through the roof and half the new sales are being made to people who have never owned and RV and have never been in a campground. So what does this mean for our industry, our campgrounds and RV enthusiasts for the rest of the year?
No idea where the discussion will go because our viewers will be driving the conversation. Join us, join in . . . What do you think will happen?