Welcome everybody to episode 361 of the RV podcast.

We're Mike and Jennifer Wenlin and we're broadcasting today from Michigan.

We have been on the road for about a month and we're back now in Michigan and we said it's too nice of a day to be inside.

Besides our inside is the studio we use is being converted into a real studio that's all being remodeled.

I have to do some before and after pictures and show everybody about that sometimes.

But it's just an absolutely beautiful early pre-fall day.

I guess we could call it that. And we are outside. We just wanted to be outside. The humidity's broken. Temperatures in the 70s. It's just great. I might need a jacket or something. I'm used to being where it's so hot. You can't breathe. Well, it's delightful here. It's what you think about when you think about fall. Perfect weather.

Perfect weather. This episode is going to be a real treat for a lot of you. We know that many of you are thinking, thinking, maybe in other words, is dreaming about becoming a full-time RVer. Usually after you retire, although a lot of people are doing it,

you know, or working from the road. But we are going to interview a 65-year-old woman.

She was a high school teacher. She sold all of her sticks and bricks stuff that she had in her

sticks and bricks house, bought an RV her sticks and bricks house bought an RV

and is launched into a full-time life now on the road as an RVer.

And she's going to share a lot of interesting stuff.

You know, I think there are a lot of you out there that would like to do that,

and particularly a lot of women who just aren't quite sure about it,

but really want to do it.

So this is going to be a very helpful interview.

So stay with that.

We're going to change up our format a little bit on the podcast.

We're going to do away with our professional, it's time now for the RV podcast.

Every now and then I get a complaint letter from somebody who says

that's kind of cheesy it's kind of old style radio so we won't do that humor me though let me do

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