Hi everybody, welcome to episode 362 of the RV podcast.

And this week, our topic of the week is going to be RV repair horror stories.

We're going to learn about quality and service issues from an RV tech who spills the beans. We always look forward to these RV podcasts get-togethers.

I'm Mike Weland, and this is my lifelong traveling companion and my bride, Jennifer.

Hello, Michael.

This is our new studio. Take a look. You have been working so hard getting all your ducks in a row here.

Well, you know, we're going to have to do a tour of it.

It's not quite done yet.

We have to do some sound improvements and a couple of other things, but we'll show you the computer system that we use for this

and our editing and our ham radio shack over at the other end and lots more.

We'll do a whole video on those coming up here, but this is our inaugural podcast in the studio,

and with it, it's a good time for us to announce a little change up in the format of the of the rv

podcast so we've been doing it we're just going to reverse things around a little bit so we have

the interview of the week at the beginning instead of at the end a lot of you have said you know

you sort of title these podcasts after what the main interview is and the interview has been coming

about halfway in the program and they say, get right to it. So, okay, for those of you who felt

that, we're going to get right to it. We'll be doing it in just a moment here. And then we'll

pick up the news of the week and the RV questions and the tips and all that stuff will be

at the end after the interview. And of course,

the show notes for this, you can find links to everything we say at RV Lifestyle.com. That's

our RV travel blog. And we've got some big changes coming for that too in a while. We're

working on a kind of a whole new redesign of that. That'll be our late fall,

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