Podcasts about carpooling

Send us Fan MailGas prices are finally starting to come down, but that's not the biggest change happening right now.In today's episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul reflects on the final days of his daily commute as he prepares to leave a company he's spent 30 years with and transition into a new opportunity.Topics include:⛽ Gas prices dropping below $4 in South Florida 

Send us Fan MailSend us an email: info@drumsandrums.comThe World Cup excitement continues, and now the Tartan Army is heading south.In today's episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul talks about Scotland's upcoming match in Miami, the growing buzz surrounding World Cup 2026, and why South Florida's heat might be the toughest opponent the Scots face all tournament.Topics include:⚽ Scotland vs. Morocco in Boston ⚽ Scotland vs. Brazil coming to Miami ☀️ Florida heat and humidity warnings 

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul shares why he's cheering for both Team USA and Scotland, reflects on his Scottish heritage, and talks about the incredible atmosphere surrounding the World Cup as fans from around the globe descend on American cities.From kilts and soccer chants to stories of Scotland supporters taking over Boston, this episode is all about sports, culture, community, and the excitement that only a global event like the World Cup can bring.Paul also touches on:• The future of Carpooling with Paul • Upcoming career changes • Why sports bring people together • Plans to eventually visit Scotland • The unique energy surrounding the 2026 World CupWhether you're a football fanatic, a casual fan, or just enjoy hearing stories from the daily commute, jump in and ride along.No Scotland, No Party.

Send us Fan MailFor months, Paul has been hinting that something big was coming. In this episode, he finally shares the news.After 30 years with the only company he's ever worked for, Paul has officially accepted an early retirement package and will be leaving at the end of June to begin a new chapter in his career.This episode is a candid look at what it's like to make a life-changing decision after three decades with one employer. Paul reflects on the emotions, uncertainty, opportunities, networking, career growth, and lessons learned along the way.Topics include:• Accepting an early retirement package • Leaving a company after 30 years • The importance of networking and relationships • Career transitions in your 50s • Taking calculated risks • Why timing matters • Preparing for a new opportunity • Gratitude for mentors, coworkers, and experiences • The future of Carpooling with Paul This is one of the most personal episodes of the show so far, and marks the beginning of a new chapter both professionally and personally.Thanks for riding along.

Send us Fan MailPaul is back behind the wheel and back on I-95 after a week away at a conference and a week of guest hosts filling in on Carpooling with Paul.This episode is all about sports, championships, and one incredible weekend of competition. From the New York Knicks winning their first championship since 1973 to the Carolina Hurricanes capturing the Stanley Cup, Paul recaps what may have been one of the best sports weekends in recent memory.He also talks World Cup excitement, Team USA's strong start, Scotland's victory, the growing soccer atmosphere across the United States, and how Atlanta's World Cup preparations left a lasting impression during his recent trip.Topics include:

Send us Fan MailPaul is back after a week on the road and a week of guest hosts taking over Carpooling with Paul.In this episode, Paul reflects on his work trip to Atlanta, thanks guest hosts Brad Brock and Kevin McLoughlin for keeping the show rolling, and shares what it was like being in the heart of Atlanta as the city prepares for the 2026 World Cup.From walking past Mercedes-Benz Stadium and seeing World Cup preparations firsthand to discussing soccer, travel, sports fandom, and the excitement surrounding one of the world's biggest sporting events, this episode offers a glimpse into a different kind of commute.Paul also shares a few personal updates, hints at some upcoming changes in his professional life, and talks about what may be ahead for the show.

Send us Fan MailThis week, guest host Kevin McLoughlin takes over Carpooling with Paul with a slightly different commute story.Actually, there's no commute at all.Kevin hasn't had a traditional job in more than 30 years and offers a unique perspective on work, technology, creativity, and the rapidly changing world around us.Inspired by a recent documentary on Led Zeppelin and reflecting on how people remember the past, Kevin explores why today's world may one day be viewed as one of the most exciting and transformative periods in human history.Topics include:

Send us Fan MailThis week starts a little differently.Instead of recording from his usual commute on I-95 in South Florida, Paul checks in from the bustling halls of Atlanta's airport while traveling for work.In this special travel edition of Carpooling with Paul, Paul shares some thoughts on work travel, navigating one of the busiest airports in the country, and why every airport seems to tell the story of its city.He also gives listeners a preview of what's ahead this week, including a lineup of guest hosts from across the B3 Podcast Network who will be filling in while he's away at a conference.In this episode:✈️ Traveling through Atlanta's massive airport 

Send us Fan MailSummer has officially arrived in South Florida, and that means one thing: pool season.In this Friday episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul shares a humorous morning adventure involving his above-ground pool, a new robotic pool vacuum, and yet another unexpected repair project before work.What started as a simple plan to get the pool ready for the day quickly turned into a comedy of errors involving leaking hoses, flying water, and the realization that owning anything—from a house to a car to a pool—means there's always something that needs fixing.Along the way, Paul talks about:

Send us Fan MailToday on Carpooling with Paul, Paul reflects on an article about the health habits many people develop during midlife—and why so many of them hit close to home.As members of the “sandwich generation,” many Gen Xers find themselves balancing careers, aging parents, grown children, financial responsibilities, and everything in between. Somewhere along the way, taking care of ourselves often falls to the bottom of the list.Topics include:✅ Sleep and why quality rest matters more than ever ✅ The challenges of balancing work, family, and self-care ✅ Exercise, nutrition, and staying active as we age ✅ Ignoring aches, pains, and warning signs from our bodies ✅ The importance of social connections and friendships ✅ Stress, burnout, and maintaining a positive mindset ✅ Why many of us struggle to prioritize our own healthPaul also shares some personal reflections on habits he's trying to improve and why midlife can be both rewarding and challenging at the same time.It's a candid morning commute conversation about getting older, staying healthy, and finding balance in a busy life.

Send us Fan MailToday on Carpooling with Paul, Paul takes a look at a growing trend in modern politics: the rise of celebrity candidates, reality TV personalities, influencers, and public figures entering the political arena.Inspired by the recent Los Angeles mayoral race and the role that name recognition plays in elections, Paul explores whether politics has become more of a popularity contest than ever before.Topics include:

Send us Fan MailFlorida's hurricane season officially began on June 1st, and somehow Paul almost forgot to talk about it.In this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul discusses the start of the six-month hurricane season, why “below average” doesn't necessarily mean “safe,” and how longtime Floridians know that it only takes one storm to change everything.Topics include:The official start of hurricane seasonWhy El Niño could mean fewer storms this yearHurricane Andrew and lessons from 1992Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Ian, and recent Florida stormsWhy preparation matters even during quiet seasonsFlorida's hurricane tax holidays and emergency suppliesThe growing number of new Florida residents experiencing hurricane season for the first timeWhether you're a lifelong Floridian or a recent transplant, this episode is a reminder that preparation beats panic every time.Grab your coffee, check your battery stash, and ride shotgun with Paul on another morning commute through South Florida.#CarpoolingWithPaul #FloridaLife #HurricaneSeason #SouthFlorida #WeatherTalk #MorningCommute #FloridaWeather #HurricanePreparedness #B3PodcastNetwork #FloridaLiving

Pete's studio glow up has him popping off the screen. Sebastian recounts his golf trip to Palm Springs and the pros and cons of adult carpooling. The guys share their thoughts on grown men having to use the same bathroom. Pete loves Sebastian's honesty about his hair journey. Will Sebastian's doctor join the show as a co-host? Sebastian contemplates shaving his head for the procedure. Pete details meeting his new doctor and how the first visit went. Sebastian never wants to get to the stage in life where someone is wheeling him in front of a window. Pete just wants to find a senior citizen home that allows weed. The guys discuss how to parent as your kids reach a certain age. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Send us Fan MailThis morning on Carpooling with Paul, we're talking about the growing controversy surrounding America's upcoming 250th birthday celebration and the Freedom 250 events planned across the country.As artists continue to back out of performances and critics and supporters debate the event's ties to politics, Paul shares his thoughts on why a national celebration has become another flashpoint in today's culture wars.Topics include:

Send us Fan MailThis morning's commute turns into a very real conversation about adulthood, Home Depot runs, exhausting house projects, and the never-ending cycle of “one more thing” when you own a home.On this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul talks about:Memorial Day weekend & how disconnected we've become from its meaningRenting equipment from Home Depot to drain a backyard poolThe chaos of weekday morning contractor traffic at Home DepotWhy homeownership quietly becomes your second full-time jobLate-night projects, exhaustion & getting olderThe difference between weekend plans and weekend responsibilitiesIt's another honest, relatable ride straight from South Florida—recorded in real time during the morning commute on I-95.

Send us Fan MailThis morning's commute goes from South Florida traffic to sports overload real quick.On this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul talks playoff season, the upcoming World Cup, and the insane cost of live sports today. From Stanley Cup playoffs and NBA Finals to World Cup ticket sticker shock in Miami, this ride dives into the reality of being a sports fan in 2026.Along the way:NHL playoffs & being a long-suffering Devils fanWhy bad teams shouldn't tease fans with playoff hopesSouth Florida sports culture vs northern citiesWorld Cup memories from Orlando ‘94The outrageous cost of modern sporting eventsWhy there's just TOO much to do in Florida to sit in stadium traffic every weekendThoughts on sports fandom, priorities & entertainment spendingIt's another honest, funny, unfiltered ride down I-95 with traffic, sports takes, and real-world observations from South Florida.

Send us Fan MailThis morning's commute turns into a deep dive into guilty pleasures, yacht drama, and why reality TV somehow pulls us all in.On this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul talks about getting completely sucked into Bravo's Below Deck, the evolution of reality television, and how shows today feel more like “Desperate Housewives on a Boat” than actual reality.Along the ride:Florida's classic afternoon thunderstorm patternWhy Below Deck became a Monday night addictionThe exhausting life of yacht crews & mega yacht cultureSouth Florida's connection to the boating worldReality TV editing, manufactured drama & social media hypeThoughts on leadership styles from the show's captainsMusic industry talk & the latest Riffs n Rhythms episodeA little weather, a little pop culture, a little philosophy… all during the morning commute on I-95.

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Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul talks wild weather across the country—from tornadoes tearing through the Midwest to Florida heat already cranking up before Memorial Day weekend.Plus:Why tourists ALWAYS underestimate the Florida sunBeach day stories, rough surf & shifting sandbarsNortheast heat waves vs Florida humidityWeekend reset vibes & yard work therapyThoughts on adding VIDEO to the podcastIt's another real, laid-back commuter conversation straight from South Florida—part weather report, part life talk, part roadside therapy session.

In today's talk, I am bringing up the beauty of carpooling with friends. It's not just about saving money, it's about creating memories. CONQUER SHYNESS

Send us Fan MailIt's Monday, it's May 4th, and you already know what that means—Star Wars Day has taken over the internet.On this quick commute episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul dives into the origin of “May the 4th,” the explosion of memes you're about to see, and whether this is actually fun… or just another overplayed trend.From growing up with the original trilogy to passing it down to the next generation, this episode hits on nostalgia, pop culture, and a bigger question: 

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Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul cruises through a South Florida morning commute and realizes… we're already heading into May. Four months gone—just like that.From school buses and end-of-year milestones to the reality of kids growing up (way too fast), this ride turns into a real, relatable conversation about time, parenting, and those “where did it all go?” moments. If you've got kids—or even just remember being one—this one's gonna hit home.Plus:Quick shoutout to rising rock/metal band VermilionLive music plug for Jams N CocktailsThoughts on podcasting live vs recorded

Send us Fan MailMissed the morning ride—but this one hits deeper.On this afternoon commute episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul shares a real conversation with his brother that sparks a bigger question: how much of your health is already written in your DNA? From family history and hereditary conditions to lifestyle choices and the things nobody talks about, this episode dives into why knowing your family's health story might be more important than you think.

Send us Fan MailMonday morning ride on Carpooling with Paul—and today's conversation goes from rocket launches to media shakeups.Paul kicks off the week with South Florida vibes, a possible SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch you might actually see from your backyard, and then dives into breaking industry talk: rumors of Sirius XM looking to acquire iHeartMedia.What does that mean for radio, streaming, and more importantly…podcasters?From the evolution of radio to the rise of streaming and podcasting, Paul unpacks the irony of media consolidation and asks the big question—where does the “little guy” fit in when everything gets bigger?

Send us Fan MailIt's Friday on Carpooling with Paul, and today's ride hits two speeds—full throttle and slow it down.Paul talks about the  NFL Draft—breaking down the #1 pick, Fernando Mendoza, his journey from overlooked recruit to top selection by the Las Vegas Raiders, and the real challenge young players face when money, pressure, and fame hit all at once.Plus: quick thoughts on the Miami Dolphins, draft strategy debates, and why being a fan sometimes means just hanging on for the ride.

Send us Fan MailIs Thursday really “Little Friday”… or are we just trying to survive the week?On today's Carpooling with Paul, Paul checks in from the I-95 commute in South Florida and gets real about burnout, routines, and the idea of “me time” — do we actually take it, or just pretend we do?From bad highway merging to missed dentist appointments, Earth Day reflections to staying consistent with daily habits, this episode is a raw, honest ride through the chaos of everyday life. Plus, a heads up on the upcoming Riffs & Rhythms live stream—and the helmet debate that's blowing up online.If you've been feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or just trying to make it to Friday… this one's for you.

Send us Fan MailIt's a fresh week and we're back on the road!

Send us Fan MailOn this Friday ride to work, Paul gets a little deeper than usual and talks about the “circle of control” — what we can control, what we can influence, and what we simply have to let go. It's a thoughtful, real-world conversation about stress, perspective, family, work, and not getting weighed down by everything happening around us. A grounded way to head into the weekend on Carpooling with Paul.Email us at : info@drumsandrums.com

Send us Fan MailIt's “Little Friday” on Carpooling with Paul—and the weekend is almost here. On today's quick commute, Paul talks South Florida heat, podcast growth, and something even more personal… getting back behind the drum kit.After years focused on podcasting, Paul shares what it's like jumping back into music, reconnecting with other musicians, and navigating the awkward (but exciting) process of joining a new band later in life. From jam sessions and sore hands to rediscovering passion, this episode is all about getting back to what you love—and seeing where it takes you.

Send us Fan MailIt's April 15th—Tax Day—and Paul's hitting the road with a quick, real talk episode on money, mindsets, and the morning commute.Do you love getting a big refund, or would you rather keep more of your paycheck all year and owe a little later? Paul breaks down both sides, shares his own approach, and opens the floor for your take.Plus, a little South Florida driving chaos, podcast updates, and a reminder: don't forget to hit “submit” on those taxes.Short, unfiltered, and straight from the car—this is your ride to work with Carpooling with Paul. Email us at: info@drumsandrums.com

Singvögel - Welche hören wir in Deutschland und wie geht es ihnen?; Selbstfahrende Autos: Welche Chancen gibt es?; Sport im Freien mit Allergie; Der Wal darf nicht sterben?; Carpooling: Wie können Fahrgemeinschaften attraktiver werden?; Das weltweit erste Vulkanobservatorium; Große Fragen: Wie lösen wir das Plastikproblem?; Neues digitales Werkzeug hilft Landwirten beim Bodenschutz; Never walk alone. Wie viel Kontakt braucht der Mensch?; Moderation: Marlis Schaum. Von WDR 5.

Send us Fan MailStart your week with a ride—and a story you won't believe.On today's Carpooling with Paul, I'm recapping a Friday night that turned into one of the most unexpectedly fun live shows I've seen in a long time. Picture this: a Black Sabbath tribute band… mixed with fast food chaos. Yeah, it's real—and it's called Mac Sabbath.From crowd surfing on a giant inflatable hamburger to hearing “Iron Man” turned into “Frying Pan,” this was part concert, part comedy, and all-out entertainment. It's a reminder that sometimes the best nights are the ones you didn't plan.Plus, a quick shoutout to what's coming up on Riffs n Rhythms—including a connection to real Black Sabbath history you won't want to miss.Buckle up—15 minutes, on and off the highway. 

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of Carpooling with Paul, Paul kicks things off with a quick apology for missing a day—then dives right back into the driver's seat for another real, unfiltered commute.From the idea of adding a second “evening edition” show to reflecting on how we used to get our news, Paul shares thoughts on content, consistency, and connecting with listeners. He also recaps a killer night recording Riffs and Rhythms with local South Florida metal band Pegasus and legendary bassist Dave Spitz, known for his time with Black Sabbath.It's a mix of podcast life, music stories, and everyday thoughts—all from behind the wheel.Raw, real, and riding shotgun with you to work. 

Send us Fan MailOn today's Carpooling with Paul, Paul takes you along for a rainy South Florida commute filled with real talk, random thoughts, and a little sports and media commentary.From navigating Florida traffic and wild weather to breaking down Michigan's big NCAA win, Paul shifts gears into a deeper conversation about Howard Stern, podcasting, and what it really takes to build something in today's content world.Is podcasting too easy to get into… or is that the whole point? And did legends like Stern unknowingly pave the way for the very thing they critique?Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the driver's seat—this is your daily ride-along.

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Our take on the National Cabinet Meeting We carpooled to work - all the highlights! We meet a Pastafarian Men tend to overestimate Calls - What are you sure you could do? It's Matt's Wedding Anniversary! Unhinged tips to staying married See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pippa Hudson speaks to the AA’s Bobby Ramagwede about carpooling, and the legal, insurance, and safety considerations motorists need to know as fuel prices rise. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encourages the audience to take the time to explore, taste, read and reflect. The show - presented by former journalist, baker and water sports enthusiast Pippa Hudson - is unashamedly lifestyle driven. Popular features include a daily profile interview #OnTheCouch at 1:10pm. Consumer issues are in the spotlight every Wednesday while the team also unpacks all things related to health, wealth & the environment. Thank you for listening to a podcast from Lunch with Pippa Hudson Listen live on Primedia+ weekdays between 13:00 and 15:00 (SA Time) to Lunch with Pippa Hudson broadcast on CapeTalk https://buff.ly/NnFM3Nk For more from the show go to https://buff.ly/MdSlWEs or find all the catch-up podcasts here https://buff.ly/fDJWe69 Subscribe to the CapeTalk Daily and Weekly Newsletters https://buff.ly/sbvVZD5 Follow us on social media: CapeTalk on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@capetalk CapeTalk on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ CapeTalk on X: https://x.com/CapeTalk CapeTalk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CapeTalk567 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe to LMSU's Patreon for the political commentary BoCo pod you didn't know you needed in your life! Politics junkies? Guilty as charged! Nothing was going to keep your intrepid hosts from grabbing the popcorn and settling in to watch the SA election this past weekend. Run, don't walk, over to www.letmesumup.net and subscribe to our Patreon to hear what we make of the Malinauskas empire and an orange wave. -- The world is still cray cray and your intrepid hosts are here to bear witness to what Fatih Birol has called a fuel crisis worse in its impact than the two 70s oil crises combined. CRIKEY was that a wake-up call for us Aussies who hadn't yet seen electricity or gas prices spike, but started using public transport and buying more EVs as fuel prices hit $3/L. Where to next you ask? Who knows what batshit crazy moves the orange man will make, but the more uncertainty over where its all going creates delay in supply chains readjusting to the new reality. And could we finally see the imposition of a gas export tax that actually collects revenue? WILD TIMES.  Our main course While Dr Birol - longtime IEA maestro - was on Australian shores, he was spruiking their hot-off-the-press report ‘Sheltering from Oil Shocks: measures to reduce impacts on households and businesses' which promotes a menu of ten options to cut oil consumption through demand side measures. What's on the IEA wishlist? Public transport! Carpooling! Slowing down on highways! More efficient truck driving! Don't fly for work! Change to electric cooking! And some doozies that maybe won't go down well in some quarters (yep, the ol' WORK FROM HOME idea). This is a striking bit of comms from the IEA. Absolutely right to focus on the here and now, but the longer term actions like ramping up EVs, electrification and reducing reliance on fossil fuels altogether appeared in a modest epilogue. It had your intrepid hosts wondering if the US threat to the IEA to drop that crazy net zero stuff is having an impact. Time will most surely tell! One more things Tennant's One More Thing is: a Fraunhofer Institute study of data from 1 million European cars, indicating PHEVs use 3x the fuel they are estimated to using regulatory tests. The reasons: drivers don't plug them in that much; and the cars tend to run their fossil engines during electric mode more often than regulators assumed. Frankie's One More Thing is: the formal establishment of Muskovic's Methane Musings with the exciting development that NSW EPA have just announced they WILL IN FACT regulate methane emissions from coal mining. Luke's One More Thing is: a shameless plug for the Energy Efficiency Council's annual conference, coming up in Sydney on May 27-28 at which some guy who apparently does another energy podcast, (Michael Liebreich?) will in fact appear in all three dimensions and corporeal form in Sydney at this conference. If you've heard of him, I guess you better go check it out. And that's it for now, Summerupperers. There is now a one-stop-shop for all your LMSU needs: head to letmesumup.net to support us on Patreon, procure merch, find back episodes, and leave us a voicemail!

Bucureștiul introduce reguli stricte și amenzi semnificative pentru reducerea traficului și a poluării, vizând atât șoferii de taxi și ride-sharing, cât și participanții la trafic în general, mai ales cei care folosesc nemotivat benzile desemnate autobuzelor.  În doar două zile, polițiștii rutieri au aplicat aproape 150 de amenzi, în valoare totală de aproximativ 53.000 de lei, demonstrând vigilența autorităților în aplicarea noilor măsuri.O modalitate practică de a contribui la reducerea traficului, pe care administrația Capitalei își propune s-o încurajeze, este carpooling-ul. Poți organiza deplasările împreună cu colegii de muncă, vecinii sau prietenii care au trasee similare.Este important să stabiliți reguli clare privind orele de plecare, punctele de întâlnire și contribuția la combustibil. Astfel, economisești bani, reduci stresul zilnic și contribui la fluidizarea traficului.   Mai multe detalii aici

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Iran strikes back at Israel with missiles over Jerusalem, Tel Aviv // ‘No King's Day' where some events take place. Army's 250-year celebration, No Kings Day, Flag Day & Trump's birthday parade. ‘NO King's Day' LAPD, LASD & CHP prepare for all the events tomorrow.  Curfew exceptions for this weekend events including Dodgers game // Airport Port Jacking Don't do it! Air India plane crash kills over 240 and one man walked off the plane...he was sitting in 11A. Air India black box has been found. // LA Phil Winner. Carpooling more people are cheating and using carpoool lane. Are you? #NoKingsDay #Army #FlagDay #NationalGuard #Dodgers #PortJacking #AirIndia #Carpool 

¿Cómo podemos optimizar el uso de los vehículos y hacer nuestras ciudades más sostenibles? En este episodio conversamos con Javier Amazorrutia, fundador de Mazmbi, sobre el impacto del carpooling en la movilidad urbana, los desafíos de compartir auto y cómo la tecnología está transformando nuestra manera de transportarnos. ¡Dale play y únete a la conversación sobre el futuro del transporte!

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Welcome to Carpooling with the RV! Today, Sean Bridges and I are cruising our way to Texas. First, we have Patricia Zamora—she's a true storyteller with a multifaceted career as an actor and playwright. And joining Patricia is Kenneth Bradley, an actor whose love for storytelling has taken him from the stages of Texas theaters to film sets across the country. Find out more at: Yuccacircle (Kenneth Wayne Bradley)

Hello and welcome to Carpooling with the RV! Today, we're driving to New Jersey to chat with Jackie Kopito and Wendell Hanes. Jackie is the author of Twintastic, a twin expert, and an identical twin herself. She's been part of The RV family for a long time. We also picked up Wendell, an Emmy Award-winning TV and film composer and owner of Volition Sound in New York City. Together, Jackie and Wendell co-authored the Little Fantastic book series.

Welcome to another exciting episode of Carpooling with The RV! Today, we're taking a little trip to Nottingham, England, where we'll be joined by two very special guests— Deb Lucas and Andy Case. Not only do they share a love for storytelling and the creative process, but they've also teamed up through Enigami Publishing to help independent authors bring their stories to life. Find out more at: https://www.enigamipublishing.com/

Hello and welcome to Carpooling with The RV! Today I have a special co-host, Marco Matuonto. He is in charge of The Relatable Voice magazine and the CFO of Relatable Media. We're heading back to Tennessee to chat with our dear Lightnin' Charlie. Charlie is a renowned musician who's become a part of the RV family, and we're thrilled to have him back. His new song "This House Ain't Home" is out and making waves.

Hello and welcome to Carpooling with the RV! Today we are heading to London to chat with 2 incredible performers, educators, fitness coaches, and podcasters.  We have Bobby and Stephan, who coached the leading high performers in the performing arts industry. From soap stars to musical theatre stars, they all trust Fit2, their company to get them their optimum performance, physique, and mindset goals. Find out more at: @steffanlloydevans @bobalus www.fit-2.co.uk

Hey there! Welcome to Carpooling with the RV! I'm super excited to have a special co-pilot, Sonia Marta, who's already a part of The RV community. We are talking with the super-talented actor Leland Mergillano, who has been in many movies and graced The Relatable Voice magazine's cover. Find more about Leland @lelandmergillano