I just started my solo RV journey and listened to hours of Solo Women’s RV podcast in preparation. From the personal stories of struggle and triumph to the technical ones, listening helped me have the confidence to get started. Just knowing there are so many other female identified people out there living this lifestyle gives me courage. Thank you, Kathy for creating such helpful content.

I’ve been listening to a few of your podcasts and can say I have a new favorite podcaster. You’re so easy to listen to and your interview style just flows. I’ll be listing to more for sure!

Kathy shares great information about what to expect on the road and she also finds fun guests to share their experiences with Van life and rv life

As a solo woman rver I have learned so much from Kathy and this podcast. I still need to listen to some of the previous ones. Thank you Kathy for what you do for our community.

I love this podcast and have learned so much from Kathy and her guests. From where to stay and travel, how to make $ on the road, how to connect with other solo female nomads and stay creative along the way - each episode is chock full of valuable ideas. Thanks for spending the time to create this podcast and support our fascinating community of bada** womyn 🧚🏻‍♂️.

Interesting hearing about the solo explorers.

I just listen to Kathy‘s tribute to her dog Olive and it’s not often that you turn into a podcast and hear somebody’s heartfelt feelings about a companion that moves you. Would that all dog owners shop that same feeling of commitment, responsibility, and deep love for their animals! I look forward to hearing more about Kathy’s adventures on the road with her cat, or maybe a future new pet that will get to know in the podcast. What a great memorial this episode was.

Listen to these stories of solo female RVers and so many aspects of the RV lifestyle. Such great nuggets of wisdom in each episode.

I’ve started ogling RVs the way I used to leer at beautiful bicycles. Yesterday, I nearly made a wrong turn checking out a sweet little class C for sale by the side of the road. Owning an RV has been a dream of mine since I first set up my Barbie’s pink and orange camper in the sands of Cape Cod. Recently, a new podcast has fueled my fire to make this dream a reality. The Solo Women RV Podcast is a collection of interviews with experienced solo RV travelers, useful tips and resources, and reflections by podcaster Kathy Belge. Want to know how to stealth camp in a neighborhood or spend a night on the grounds of a winery? Thinking about connecting with nudist campers? Looking for piece work on the road to keep gas in the tank? This is just a tiny glimpse into the world you’ll discover listening to this podcast. I’ve found the stories deeply moving, funny, and fascinating. I think you will too.

I'm so happy I found this podcast. As a solo woman traveler, I forget how many ways there are to travel and enjoy this lifestyle. Each podcast shines a new light on this lifestyle. I've felt inspired toward more community, and more adventuring. Hearing the voices of other women who are out here and doing this exciting form of travel and living makes it all so real. There is no need to stay home all the time. There's a big beautiful world out here just waiting to delight us. The interviewer is skilled and prepared. Highly recommended.

This is a delightful podcast that I find myself stopping whatever activity I was doing with the radio in the background to sit down and take in the story. I have been enjoying this new podcast since the first episode, but the most recent two episodes were outstanding! I have been an occasional camper my whole life and recently bought a camper van for easy exploring with my (then) 2 year old child. This podcast is funny and informative and even though I am not camping solo - I can relate to the stories since I am figuring this all out on my own! I look forward to more episodes!

An interesting podcast! Kathy is a great interviewer and is great at getting people to tell interesting stories. Anyone who likes to travel will enjoy this podcast

I enjoyed this podcast. It reminds us that we don't have to sit around waiting for someone else to go along on roadtrip adventures. It's okay to take baby steps, be prepared and learn new skills along the way. I'm looking forward listening to more of Travels with Squeaky podcasts full of ideas, tips and adventures for Solo Women RV Travelers.

I really enjoy this podcast. It is chock full of tips for solo women travelers to be safe, have fun, and explore the countryside. The interviews cover various topics of interest to travelers, such as types of RVs, fears or possible fears, how to get help from park rangers/others if you need assistance. Listening to the interviews is intriguing enough to make me want to be a solo RV traveler. It brings up memories of my childhood and camping/RVing with my family.