The Workamper Show Podcast
Workampers are adventuresome individuals, couples and families who have chosen a wonderful lifestyle that combines ANY kind of part-time or full-time work with RV camping. If you work as an employee, operate a business, or donate your time as a volunteer, AND you sleep in an RV, you are a Workamper! The Workamper Show is a podcast about workamping and the people who enjoy the lifestyle, either full-time or seasonally. It will feature interviews with current and former Workampers, as well as people who hire them to perform a wide variety of jobs. We'll even feature interviews with experienced RVers. The goal of The Workamper Show is to show people that they don't need to be retired to enjoy the RV lifestyle. We'll offer tips on getting started quickly, and making the most of the journey. Opportunities abound all over North America to work full- or part-time jobs. Some people work sales, management or customer service positions at campgrounds, tourist sites, amusement parks, wineries, farms and other public and private companies. Many Workampers accept new jobs every three to six months, which is plenty of time to immerse themselves in the culture of the area they're visiting. It's an excellent opportunity to experience a part of the country that many tourists only zip through on the way to their next destination. Perhaps they'll spend the summer in New England, enjoy the winter in Arizona, and head to the mountains the next year before venturing to Florida. Buckle up, you're about to launch a memorable adventure you've been dreaming about for years. The good news is that The Workamper Show will help you achieve your goal faster and more affordably than you imagined.
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 30 minutes
- Episodes
- 111
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2025
Alessia Silvestri describes SEO best practices for businesses in Episode 347
Today we are diving into the world of digital marketing with a special focus on search engine optimization, or SEO. It is one of the most powerful and cost-effective ways to get more visibility for y…
Connie Waddell explains how she supports her lifestyle at 75 in Episode 346
Today I will be speaking with a Workamper who is in her 70s and having the time of her life. She gets to visit places she has always wanted to see, and supports herself through a company she started.
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In Episode 345, Garrett Syfrett talks about full-time RVing with children
Today I am talking with a father of three who, along with his wife, enjoyed RVing full-time as a family for more than six years. He has lots of advice to share.
Garrett Syfrett is a husband, father o…
In Episode 344, Ranger James Blakely invites Workampers to Oregon’s Willamette Valley
In today’s episode, we’re heading to the beautiful Pacific Northwest to learn about volunteer opportunities with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) at Oregon’s Willamette Valley Project.
I am i…
Sara Sperling describes jobs at Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation in Episode 343
Today we’re heading to the North Dakota Badlands to learn about a unique Workamping opportunity with the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.
Located in the gateway town of Medora, just east of the …
In Episode 342, learn about opportunities with Idaho State Parks and Recreation
If you’ve ever dreamed of spending a summer surrounded by mountain vistas, pristine lakes, scenic trails and friendly people, then volunteering with Idaho’s State Parks may be the perfect opportunity…
In Episode 341, Brandon Moore invites Workampers to Rigby Air Village RV Park in Idaho
In this week’s episode, I will be speaking with the owner of an Idaho RV park that is undergoing significant renovations to recreate its former glory. He’s looking for Workampers right now as well as…
In Episode 340, Rob Wilhelm talks about successful shakedown evaluations for new RVs
Buying a new RV is exciting. It’s the first step toward hitting the open road to take endless adventures. It’s also the thrilling start of a new chapter in your life.
But, before you hitch up and hea…
In Episode 339, Shelli Wright talks about Workamping at the Calistoga, CA, fairgrounds
Today, we’re heading to the heart of California wine country to speak with a city official about a Workamping opportunity at an RV park connected to a local fairgrounds.
Shelli Wright is the fairgrou…
In Episode 338, Dennis Tierney describes jobs at Holiday RV Park in Traverse City, MI
Today, we head to the shores of beautiful northern Michigan to learn about a Workamping opportunity at a family-oriented RV park and campground just six miles south of Traverse City.
Now in its sixth…
In Episode 337, Michelle Stohlgren needs an immediate Workamper in western Pennsylvania
My guest today is Michelle S…
In Episode 336, Jes Santaularia talks about jobs at Elkhorn Creek RV Park in Frankfurt, KY
Jes Santaularia is the owne…
Sherrie Hicks talks about Workamping at Sleepy Valley Resort on Episode 335
I last interviewed Sherrie Hicks…
Jen Bickford talks about Workamping at Colorado’s Three Rivers Resort on Episode 334
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Sherry Bumgardner describes opportunities at No Name City Campground in Episode 333
Sherry Bumgardner is the co-o…
Rob Case describes saving money and making it with RV Overnights in Episode 332
Lori Mitchell describes Workamping at Boothbay Craft Brewery in Episode 331
Lori Mitchell is the …
Workamper Kelley Sexton recalls her experiences, offers advice for employers in Episode 330
Bobby Greenwell and Jessica Martin talk about inspecting RVs on Episode 329
Bobby Greenwell and Jessica Martin started their jour…
Tim Winders explains how he runs his coaching business from his motorhome on Episode 328
Tim Winders and his wife embraced the RV lifes…