Wandering Gypsy RV Life

Wandering Gypsy RV Life is your go-to podcast for all things RV living, adventure, and life on the open road. Hosted by Stan Cromlish, this show dives into the highs, lows, and unexpected moments of the RV lifestyle—from the first spark of wanderlust to the reality of full-time travel. Whether you’re a seasoned RVer or just dreaming of breaking free, tune in for stories, lessons, and insights on navigating life one highway at a time. Buckle up and join the journey—because the road is calling!

Wandering Gypsy RV Life is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 70 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Wandering Gypsy RV Life, a leisure show with 70 episodes published.

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  Episode #37

  Indiana Wrap-Up — Three Rallies, Good People, and Back on the Road

  Sep 19, 202610 minS2

  Three RV rallies, a pantry makeover, some mighty good salsa, and plenty of people worth remembering. As Bertie Bea, Rosie, and I head out of Goshen, Indiana, toward Dayton, Ohio, come along for a windshield conversation to close out the trip. I’m looking back at the Forest River Owners Group, Grand Design, and Montana Owners Group rallies at the Elkhart County 4-H Fairgrounds—and the RV community that made the stay memorable. Along the way, I revisit conversations with Michael Kilbourne of TechnoRV , Jered Burnett of Cool RV Everything, and Jennifer Schillaci. There’s a visit to the RV and Manufactured Housing Hall of Fame, more usable pantry space thanks to Dave at Custom RV Furniture, a replacement part from Bontrager’s, and a tank-cleaning story involving a buddy who shall remain nameless. And yes, we’re talking E&S Market salsa, Yoder’s Meats, and the entertainment that comes with watching a campground fill up for the weekend. Grab a cup of coffee and ride along for one last look back at Goshen. Explore more and support the show: Wandering Gypsy RV Life Rolling Smooth RV Book Series Rolling Smooth Mindset Buy Me a Coffee Amazon Storefront Shop TechnoRV Beyond the Chutes Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. I may also earn a commission when you purchase through my TechnoRV affiliate link, at no additional cost to you. Safe travels, my friends, and remember: not all who wander are lost.

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  Episode #36

  200,000 RV Miles: What the Road Teaches You | Jeret Burnett

  Sep 12, 202644 minS2

  Nine years of full-time RV living—and an estimated 200,000 miles on his current rig—have taught Jeret Burnett that experience comes from using your RV, learning how it handles, and asking for help when you need it. Stan sits down with Jeret of Cool RV Everything for a candid conversation about life as a traveling RV vendor, 500-to-700-mile driving days, Stan’s 300-mile rule, campground entertainment, backing into difficult sites, boondocking, minor repairs, and the routines that keep life on the road moving. They also discuss why practical RV education matters, especially for travelers who may only take their rigs out a few times each year. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s gaining enough knowledge and confidence to make the next good decision. Real RV life. Real lessons. Real adventures. Learn more: https://wanderinggypsyrvlife.com Explore the Rolling Smooth books: https://bit.ly/rollingsmooth Support Our Journey: https://buymeacoffee.com/wanderinggypsyrvlife Safe travels, my friends, and remember: not all who wander are lost.

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  Episode #35

  RV Community, Safer Travel, and Showing Up | Michael Kilbourne of TechnoRV

  Sep 5, 202627 minS2

  What makes the RV community special—and how can better education help travelers make safer decisions? In this episode of the Wandering Gypsy RV Life Podcast, I sit down with Michael Kilbourne, owner of TechnoRV, during the Grand Design RV Rally in Goshen, Indiana. Michael and I talk about: • Why RVers continue pursuing meaningful trips despite rising travel costs • The importance of businesses remaining present in the communities they serve • How customer service and education distinguish TechnoRV • What RV travelers and the equine community can learn from each other • Tire-pressure monitoring, RV-aware navigation, propane safety, and trip planning • Why technology supports good decisions but never replaces the human element • How the journey often becomes a bigger story than the destination We also discuss the growing connection between RV travel, rodeo, and the equine world—and why helping people understand the risks, equipment, and lifestyle matters. My True North remains simple: Keep People Educated and Safe. Michael and TechnoRV have supported my work as I’ve shared RV lessons, safety information, and life on the road. I’m proud to serve as a TechnoRV brand ambassador. LINKS Wandering Gypsy RV Life https://wanderinggypsyrvlife.com TechnoRV https://technorv.com?Click=12127 Rolling Smooth RV books https://bit.ly/rollingsmooth Support Our Journey https://buymeacoffee.com/wanderinggypsyrvlife Beyond the Chutes https://beyondthechutes.show AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE I am a TechnoRV brand ambassador. The TechnoRV link above is an affiliate link, which means I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. As always, my opinions and editorial decisions remain my own. #WanderingGypsyRVLife #TechnoRV #RVLife #RVTravel #RVCommunity #RVSafety #RVPodcast #GrandDesignRally #RollingSmooth

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  Episode #34

  Know Your Outs Before You Commit the Rig | Margin Preserves Choices

  Aug 29, 202619 minS2

  A safe entrance means very little if your RV cannot safely get back out. After an Airstream trailer was destroyed in a collision with a train in Minot, North Dakota—while its occupants thankfully escaped safely—Stan reflects on the importance of situational awareness before committing an RV to a railroad crossing, fuel lane, narrow road, crowded parking lot, or difficult campground entrance. Traveling with 36-foot Bertie Bea, a four-foot towbar, and 20-foot Rosie means Stan cannot simply back out when a route becomes blocked or a turn proves too tight. Every fuel stop requires looking beyond the pump: Is the canopy high enough? Can the motorhome complete the turn? Will the tow car track safely? Is there another exit if the planned one becomes blocked? This episode explores why RV travelers should: Wait until the entire rig can clear railroad tracks Know the complete path before entering a confined space Understand their rig’s height, length, turning radius, and tail swing Refuse to let another driver’s impatience control a safety decision Investigate the situation before surrendering their options Preserve an off-ramp whenever possible Remember that an uneventful outcome does not make an unsafe decision safe Margin is more than extra time. It is room to observe, stop, think, and change the plan before a difficult situation becomes an emergency. Before you commit the rig, ask one simple question: Do I know how I’m getting out? Keep people educated and safe. LINKS Wandering Gypsy RV Life: https://wanderinggypsyrvlife.com Rolling Smooth RV Books: https://bit.ly/rollingsmooth Support Our Journey: https://buymeacoffee.com/wanderinggypsyrvlife TechnoRV — Adventure More. Worry Less: https://technorv.com?Click=12127 Disclosure: The TechnoRV link is an affiliate link. Wandering Gypsy RV Life may earn a commission from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. Beyond the Chutes: https://beyondthechutes.show #WanderingGypsyRVLife #RVLife #RVSafety #KnowYourOuts #RollingSmooth #MarginPreservesChoices #SituationalAwareness #RailroadSafety #MotorhomeLife #RVTravel #RVPodcast #KeepPeopleEducatedAndSafe

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  Episode #33

  From Covered Wagons to Modern RVs | Exploring the RV/MH Hall of Fame with Jennifer Schillaci

  Aug 22, 202616 minS2

  How did RV travel evolve from covered wagons and early roadside campers into the modern motorhomes we know today? In this episode of the Wandering Gypsy RV Life Podcast, I’m joined by my friend Jennifer Schillaci of Learn to RV for a conversation recorded at the RV/MH Hall of Fame in Elkhart, Indiana. Jennifer and I talk about the history preserved inside the museum, the surprising connections that hold the RV community together, factory tours, RV manufacturing, quality versus production speed, and the stories that can disappear when nobody takes the time to preserve them. We also discuss life as traveling content creators, the friendships built at rallies and industry events, and why adventures are usually better when shared with a friend—even if I still travel with my three favorite people: me, myself, and I. Come along as we connect the covered wagons of America’s westward migration with the modern RV lifestyle and explore the people, vehicles, and stories that helped shape life on the road. FEATURED GUEST Jennifer Schillaci Learn to RV https://learntorv.com EXPLORE MORE Wandering Gypsy RV Life https://wanderinggypsyrvlife.com Rolling Smooth RV book series https://wanderinggypsyrvlife.com/rollingsmooth RV/MH Hall of Fame https://www.rvmhhalloffame.org TechnoRV https://technorv.com?Click=12127 Beyond the Chutes Podcast with Doug Simcox https://beyondthechutes.show If you enjoyed the episode, follow or subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a fellow traveler. Real RV life. Real lessons. Real adventures. Some links may be affiliate links. If you purchase through an affiliate link, I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.

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