On this week’s special Halloween episode of The RV Atlas Podcast, we’re taking you on another leg of our Haunted RV Road Trip series with our resident “Camping Librarian,” Shannon […] The post A Haunted RV Road Trip Pt. 3: More Spooky Spots Near Campgrounds with Shannon Minner appeared first on The RV Atlas.

The source provides an extensive overview of five key vulnerabilities that make individuals susceptible to pickpocketing, a persistent crime in various environments. It explains that thieves expertly exploit behaviors such as carrying valuables in easily accessible places (like back pockets), being distracted by phones or surroundings, and displaying obvious signs of being a tourist. Furthermore, the episode identifies overloading bags or pockets and ignoring personal instincts about suspicious

Congratulations to the Curbside Enterprises organization in Oklahoma City for winning our inaugural Clayton I. Bennett Oklahoma Standard Award! They are one of many Okie Awards winners listed in Oklahoma Today's new November-December issue. Curbside Enterprises includes the Curbside Chronicle publication (you might see their vendors in green vests at various OKC intersections), the Curbside Flowers floral shop, and other initiatives that provide vocational support for people experiencing

Artificial Lure here with your Colorado River fishing update for November 1st, 2025, bringing the genuine scoop from the water’s edge.The fall bite along the Colorado River and its nearby lakes is heating up as the weather cools. Sunrise this morning hit at about 7:28 AM, with sunset set for 6:04 PM—plenty of daylight for anglers who want to maximize those prime feeding windows. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, today’s a “Best Morning” to be on the water, so those hitting the banks early are in

Lake Superior at Duluth greeted anglers this Saturday with temps in the mid-40s and partly cloudy skies, as reported by WDIO News, making for a brisk but fishy start. Winds are light out of the northwest, so surface conditions are fair, with only a light chop. Sunrise hit at 7:52 AM and we’ll fish until sunset just after 5:52 PM—classic November hours on the North Shore.No need to worry about tides on the big lake, but water temps are on the chilly side, likely hovering near 45‐47°F at near-shore,

Here’s Artificial Lure bringing you the November 1st fishing report for the Gulf of Mexico and those rich Louisiana marshes. As the calendar turns, cool weather is dialing up the action and the fall run is on in full swing across the coast.Let’s start with the **tides**. Down around Cocodrie, we’ve got a low tidal coefficient—just 33 rising to 41 by sundown, so the tidal swing will be moderate but not dramatic. That’ll mean less current, especially midday, but don’t let that slow you down: the

Artificial Lure here with your November 1st fishing report for the Atlantic waters around coastal Maine. Sunrise hit at 7:10 AM, sunset will be at 5:21 PM. Over Bar Harbor and most of the coastline, we’re seeing a cool start—air temps on land are mid-40s to mid-50s, humidity’s low, skies are layered with patchy clouds rolling off last night’s front. Ocean water temp sits at a brisk 50°F, classic for November; gear up, especially if heading offshore.Tide-wise, it’s a lively morning: low at 1:12 AM

Here’s your Lake Winnebago fishing report for Saturday, November 1st, 2025, coming to you from Artificial Lure, your local lines-in-the-water expert.First light hit the water at 7:31 AM and you’ll have sun till about 5:41 PM, so there’s a solid ten-hour window to chase some fall slabs and ‘eyes. Weather-wise, we’re waking up to classic November chill. Temps are starting out in the upper 30s, climbing just into the low 50s by midafternoon, with a north breeze at 10–15 mph keeping it crisp. Clouds

After airlines, domestic railways and a cruise line, the bearded billionaire is set to bring better service and lower fares on international trains to the Continent – but not until 2030.This podcast is free, as is Independent Travel's weekly newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode, we dive into the latest news rocking the EV and RV world: the cancellation of Chevy's Brightdrop electric van and its implications for RV manufacturers like Coachman and smaller companies like Grounded. We take a look at the challenges and benefits of EVs for towing and motorhomes based on our experience as EV owners. *Become an RV Miles Mile Marker member and get your first month for $3 *Get your FREE weekly Road Signs Newsletter at https://rvmiles.com/mailinglist/ Support

Here is the 2nd half of my interview with my friend Brad Felker on his epic trip to India earlier this year. In ep 43 he talked about planning the trip and the first half in Delhi. Now he tells us about the experiences in Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj.If you’ve ever dreamed of traveling to India—or just want the inside scoop from someone who’s been—you won’t want to miss this conversation.✈️ Don’t forget to subscribe for more adventures, national park deep-dives, and travel stories that inspire you to

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Living and Working in Spain with David Wright  👉 Visit DavidWrightOnline.com  The Ultimate Expat Guide   🎙️ Special Guests Today:   Josh Williams – Ambient Wealth    Welcome to Living and Working in Spain with David Wright  The leading radio show and podcast for anyone dreaming of a new life abroad.  If you’re planning to move to Spain and need trustworthy advice on residency, visas, employment, or lifestyle tips – this is your go-to resource.  David Wright shares:✅ Practical guidance✅ Expert

EPISODE DESCRIPTION:Main Street Moment After Hours is back with a patriotic punch of Disney magic! This week, we’re celebrating “Disney Celebrating America,” Disney’s nationwide tribute launching Veterans Day 2025 and running through the Fourth of July weekend 2026 — featuring Soarin’ Across America and coast‑to‑coast fireworks lighting up both Disneyland and Magic Kingdom. Jollywood Nights returns to Hollywood Studios with dazzling new meet‑and‑greets like Chewbacca in his Life Day robes and Miguel

Lake Okeechobee woke up to **mild fall conditions** this morning: sunrise at 7:13, sunset at 7:05, and a forecast calling for light winds, highs near 81°F, and mostly sunny skies. Water levels are up just enough from earlier rain to push fish off some grass edges, but not so much that the bite has died down. While tides matter more in the coastal canals, the solunar activity is *average* today according to Tides4Fishing, which means fish should be chewing but not going crazy.Bass anglers have been

We're so excited to have Jen and her father Steve on the show again to share some stories from their EPIC father/daughter motorcycle trip all over the country! They recently took an epic 4,400 mile trip through 12 states in 11 days and had one helluva time. This duo was on our show years ago in the early days, sharing stories of the 500,000+ miles Steve’s ridden and an accident that left him with a broken neck. Now they’re back to talk bikes, life, and more adventure! Who knows…y’all might...

A U.S.-flagged motor yacht was raided by Bahamian authorities in Bimini after a tip-off — and what they found shocked everyone. Ten people were arrested, including the crew, and officers seized a cache of weapons, ammunition, and cash. In this episode, Captain Bobby White of Sailing Doodles breaks down the facts, shows footage from the local news, takes a look at the yacht’s charter listing, and shares his honest opinions about carrying weapons onboard and the risks every cruiser faces when

Greece remains a safe and welcoming destination for travelers in 2025, with the U.S. State Department maintaining its Level 1 travel advisory, meaning visitors should exercise normal precautions. As of October 23, 2025, this lowest risk rating reflects Greece's stable political climate, low violent crime rates, and well-developed tourism infrastructure that continues to attract visitors from around the world.However, listeners planning trips to Greece should be aware of several important

Send us a text The Korean military is haunted — literally and culturally. Soldiers whisper about phantom footsteps, cold spots inside fences, and radio calls from the dead. In this episode, we look at the legends that thrive in Korea’s barracks: the White-Clad Old Man, the Combat Boot Ghost, the Ammunition Depot Spirits, and the Fog Ghost along the DMZ. We also unpack why these stories endure. Is it trauma made visible? Shared imagination? Or proof that some soldiers never stopped serving? Me...

In this episode, David and Tim explore Kuala Lumpur (KL), Malaysia’s dynamic capital—a place where Malay, Chinese, and Indian cultures blend into one of Asia’s most colorful urban tapestries. David shares why KL ranks among his favorite Southeast Asian cities, from sizzling night markets to infinity pools overlooking the Petronas Towers, while Tim reflects on his earlier visits and why he’s ready to give the city another chance.Together they dive into where to stay, what to eat, and why KL is one of