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Women Making Money on the Road | RV Travel, Business Ownership, Branding
Hosted by RV Queens Podcast · EN
High-achieving women all across the U.S. are ditching the traditional "American Dream" and redefining success on their own terms.
Each week on the RV Queens Podcast introduces listeners to an RV woman who is living the full-time travel dream while earning a good income on the road.
There’s no gatekeeping here—each episode delves into the exact tactics, frameworks, and mindsets these women use to create a life of freedom!
Join the Circle of RV Queens, a thriving community of women embracing this nomadic lifestyle, at rvqueenspodcast.com/community.
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Adventuring With Children Full-Time With Monica Grant
Feb 1700:28:34Tap to summarizeIn this engaging conversation, Monica Grant shares her family's journey of traveling full-time in an RV with her two children. She discusses the motivations behind their decision to leave traditional life behind, the challenges and joys of road schooling, and the importance of community and experiences over material possessions. Monica emphasizes the value of hands-on learning and exploration for her children, as well as the realities of managing finances while living on the road. The conversation highlights the unique experiences and memories created through their travels, and the importance of fostering a sense of adventure and curiosity in children.Join our behind the scenes community by going to www.RVQueensPodcast.com
Transcribe →Five Years Full-Time While Working On The Road With Julie Roberts
Jan 2000:27:55Tap to summarizeIn this engaging conversation, Charlie Grace interviews Julie Roberts from Destination Full-Time, exploring her journey of full-time RV living. They discuss the evolution of RV ownership, the challenges and joys of traveling with pets, and the importance of community and events in the RV lifestyle. Julie shares insights on making money on the road, the necessity of reliable internet, and the lessons learned from five years of full-time travel. The conversation also touches on the significance of female perspectives in RV design and the excitement surrounding upcoming RV shows.
Transcribe →Exploring The RV Full-Time Lifestyle With Kelly Raber
Jan 600:33:48Tap to summarizeIn this engaging conversation, Charlie Grace interviews Kelly Raber, known as the Road Rabers, about their experiences living full-time in an RV with their family. They discuss how they met, the challenges and joys of RV life, including balancing work, education for their children, and the financial aspects of traveling. Kelly shares valuable insights on grocery shopping, camping strategies, and the importance of community in the RV lifestyle. The conversation highlights the lessons learned from mistakes made on the road and the importance of planning and flexibility in their journey.Join the RV Queens Community and check out our behind the scenes circles at www.RVQueensPodcast.com
Transcribe →From Corporate PR Life to RV Life: Jess Walker's Journey
Dec 300:29:45Tap to summarizeIn this engaging conversation, Jess Walker, a marketing and public relations consultant, shares her journey from corporate life to running her own business while traveling in an RV. She discusses the challenges and joys of balancing work, travel, and pet ownership, as well as the importance of public relations in building brand trust. Jess emphasizes the need for flexibility in the RV lifestyle and offers insights into effective time management and organization tools.TakeawaysJess Walker is a seasoned marketing and public relations consultant.Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurial life requires balance and self-management.Living in an RV allows for flexibility and adventure while working remotely.Managing a pet on the road presents unique challenges.Effective time management tools include calendars and to-do lists.Public relations is about building relationships and trust with audiences.Flexibility is essential in both RV life and business planning.Jess's journey reflects the importance of adapting to change.Traveling allows for deeper family connections and experiences.Community support is vital for entrepreneurs on the road.Join us in our RV Queens Community to meet more amazing women who are "making money on the road"https://welcome-to-the-community.circle.so/queens-community-home
Transcribe →Embracing the Open Road: The Joys and Challenges of Van Life with Morgan Field
Nov 2100:41:06Tap to summarizeIn the latest episode of the RV Queens podcast, host Charlie Grace dives into the captivating world of van life alongside her guest, Morgan Field. They explore the spontaneity, challenges, and the profound joy that comes from living on the road, especially as a solo female traveler. Their conversation is both insightful and inspiring, offering a glimpse into the unique lifestyle that van life offers.1. The Freedom of the Open Road Charlie Grace kicks off the discussion by highlighting the constant decision-making that comes with life on the road. "You're constantly making decisions when you're on the road. You're constantly having to pivot or detour," she shares. This lifestyle amplifies the everyday challenges, but for many, including Morgan, it’s a refreshing change that expands one’s comfort zone. Morgan reflects on how this repetition of discomfort can help a person evolve, saying, "Through repetition of discomfort, you literally become a new person."2. Building Community through Shared Experiences Morgan recounts her journey into van life, which began at the Peace Love Vans event where she connected with like-minded individuals. "It's a great community... you really indulge in the energies of people that live a very joyful, nature-connected life of adventure and fun," she explains. Such events have played a pivotal role in her experience, fostering friendships that enhance the joys of van living.3. The Unique Perspective of Solo Female Travelers Discussing her experience as a solo female in the van life community, Morgan emphasizes the importance of comfort and safety. "I'm a wanderluster... wherever and whenever my heart calls me," she says. She acknowledges the unique challenges faced by women on the road but encourages embracing the spontaneity that comes with it.4. The Essentials of Van Life When asked about her must-have items on the road, Morgan highlights a USB light for her mirror, which adds a touch of glam to her van life experience. She emphasizes the significance of bringing an energetic mindset alongside physical items. "You've got to bring a resilient mind," she states, highlighting the need for adaptability and resourcefulness.5. Embracing Change and Overcoming Challenges One of the key themes in the conversation is resilience. Morgan discusses how she’s learned to navigate unexpected situations, such as equipment failures, with grace. "Things happen on the road... but through repetition, you expand your comfort zone," she explains, underscoring the importance of adaptability in van life.6. Traveling with Pets Morgan shares her experiences traveling with her dog, Teddy, highlighting the unique considerations that come with having a furry companion on the road. "He's a rescue... he needs a spot of his own," she mentions while discussing how she accommodates Teddy's needs in her van setup. This adds a heartwarming layer to her van life narrative.Conclusion: The RV Queens podcast episode featuring Morgan Field sheds light on the joys and challenges of van life, particularly from the perspective of a solo female traveler. By embracing spontaneity, building community, and fostering resilience, van life offers a unique opportunity to explore the world while staying connected to oneself. For those considering this lifestyle, Morgan’s insights serve as a reminder that the journey is just as important as the destination. Key Takeaways: - Van life promotes personal growth through discomfort and spontaneity. - Building a community is crucial for support and shared experiences. - Essential items should enhance both comfort and energy on the road. - Resilience is key in navigating the challenges of life on the road. - Traveling with pets requires thoughtful planning and consideration.
Transcribe →Charlie Grace Discovers the RV Life: A Journey of Adventure, Community, and Empowerment
Nov 1300:13:42Tap to summarizeThis podcast shares Charlie Grace's story (from Charlie Grace Adventures) as to why she became a RVer.Charlie Grace shares her takeaways of getting her first RV (to her 4th) and lessons she has learned along the way.She also talks about how RV Queens has made an impact and how she is grateful for the opportunity to lead the next chapter adding more amazing Queens to the community.
Transcribe →Over 50 RV Mermaid On The Road
Nov 600:25:38Tap to summarizeIn this engaging conversation, Charlie Grace interviews Sherry, also known as the Silver Mermaid, about her inspiring journey of solo RVing. Sherry shares her motivations for hitting the road, the importance of safety and confidence as a woman traveler, and her love for boondocking and connecting with nature. She offers valuable advice for women over 50 considering RV life, discusses essential items for living on the road, and highlights the significance of community and inspiration in her journey. The conversation wraps up with fun rapid-fire questions, showcasing Sherry's personality and passion for adventure.
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🥹 I'm Not Crying, You're Crying! (Kate’s Final Solo Episode)
Oct 2500:12:13Tap to summarizeKate’s Final Solo Episode: A Farewell, A Reflection, A New BeginningIf you’ve been part of the RV Queens community for a while, you already know this podcast is more than just travel tips and interviews—it’s a celebration of women building wild, freedom-filled lives on the road.And in today’s very special episode… we turn the mic one last time to host Kate White, as she records her final solo episode before passing the RV Queens torch. (Tissues not included. You’ve been warned 🤧)Kate gets real about the journey behind the brand—how RV Queens started, what it gave her personally and professionally, and why her family made the bittersweet decision to settle back down in the city where it all began. She shares memories, milestones, and the lessons she’s taking with her into this next season of life.👉 Whether you’ve followed since day one or you’re brand new here, this episode is a beautiful close to one chapter—and an exciting intro to the next.In this episode, Kate reflects on:How RV Queens began as a way to spotlight other women on the roadThe behind-the-scenes story of building the community What RV life taught her about family, rhythms, and creating your own version of “home”Her return to Nebraska—and what’s next for travel, business, and freedomWho’s taking over the RV Queens mic (hint: you probably already know and love her!)This episode is heartfelt, hopeful, and full of gratitude. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to grow something from the ground up and then pass it on with confidence—you’ll love this conversation.💛 To every woman who listened, joined, cheered, or sent a kind DM over the past few years—THANK YOU! You’re seen and appreciated more than you know.Mentioned in This Episode:👉 Follow Kate’s family adventures at @midwesternersgonerogue👉 Meet your new RV Queens host, Charlie Grace from Charlie Grace Adventures—👑 Join the RV Queens Circles – Get 20% off your membership for life with code PODCAST at rvqueenspodcast.com/community
Transcribe →🏕️ What It Really Takes to Start a Campground (Ghosts, Giving Back, and Going Global) with Tonja Lesmeister @fireflyhills - Part 2
Sep 400:30:05Tap to summarizeWe’re back with Part 2 of our conversation with Tonja Lesmeister — and you’re in for a wild ride. 👻If you thought owning a campground was adventurous enough, wait until you hear what Tonja discovered after moving into her 1920s farmhouse at Firefly Hills. (Hint: it involves ghost-hunting gear, a local Facebook group, and some uninvited houseguests.)But the paranormal isn’t the only meaningful story she shares.In this episode, Tonja also opens up about her nonprofit, Traveling with a Purpose — and how she organizes service-based trips to Jamaica that combine adventure with impact.🔑 Key takeaways:The surprising discovery Tonja made about her farmhouse (yes, it’s haunted)Her journey into running a nonprofit and creating service-based travel experiencesHow she helps people ease into international travel — even if they’ve never left the U.S.Why she believes women can blend business, purpose, and adventure in powerful ways🔗 Connect with Tonja:Website: www.fireflyhillskentucky.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/fireflyhillskentuckyInstagram: www.instagram.com/fireflyhills/—👑 Join the RV Queens Community – Get 20% off your membership for life with code PODCAST at rvqueenspodcast.com/community—Support our PartnersPlanning your kids’ fall curriculum? Hoffman Academy is the leading online platform for kids to learn piano. It’s a complete music education that’s affordable and packed with fun for kids aged 5+!Use code RVQUEENS for 15% off your Premium Membership today 🎹🎶👉 Learn Piano TodayCortez RV Resort by Rjourney is the best place to camp in southwest Colorado near 4 Corners and Mesa Verde. You’ll LOVE the mountain views, heated pool and 3 acre (!!!) dog park during your stay! 🐶👉 Book Now
Transcribe →🏕️ What It Really Takes to Start a Campground (Finances, Land, and Lessons Learned) with Tonja Lesmeister @fireflyhills - Part 1
Sep 100:37:06Tap to summarizeWhat happens when a full-time RVing family buys 38 acres to create the kind of campground they always wished existed?In this episode, Kate sits down with Tonja Lesmeister — full-time RVer, campground owner, and founder of Firefly Hills — for a wildly inspiring conversation about RV life, land ownership, and designing spaces that actually work for full-time families.Tonja shares her journey from hitting the road to homesteading in the Kentucky hills, how she built Firefly Hills to be intentionally inclusive and community-centered, and what the real process of buying and building out a campground looks like (spoiler: it’s not all sunshine and s’mores).If you've ever dreamed of owning land, building something of your own, or just finding a better way to full-time RV, this is your sign.🔑 Key takeaways:What it really takes (emotionally & financially) to buy land and build something meaningfulWhy most campgrounds aren’t designed for full-time RVers — and how Firefly Hills breaks the moldTonja’s approach to building a “kids-first” campground communityHer advice for other women who want to create something differentPlus... a totally unexpected twist near the end involving 👻 the other residents of Firefly Hills🔗 Connect with Tonja:Website: www.fireflyhillskentucky.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/fireflyhillskentuckyInstagram: www.instagram.com/fireflyhills/—👑 Join the RV Queens Community – Get 20% off your membership for life with code PODCAST at rvqueenspodcast.com/community—Support our PartnersPlanning your kids’ fall curriculum? Hoffman Academy is the leading online platform for kids to learn piano. It’s a complete music education that’s affordable and packed with fun for kids aged 5+!Use code RVQUEENS for 15% off your Premium Membership today 🎹🎶👉 Learn Piano TodayCortez RV Resort by Rjourney is the best place to camp in southwest Colorado near 4 Corners and Mesa Verde. You’ll LOVE the mountain views, heated pool and 3 acre (!!!) dog park during your stay! 🐶👉 Book Now
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