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 WHITE AMERIKKKA AND BLACK HISTORY MONTH Photographer Zack Brown shooting dapper men in Harlem, ca. 1937 Eliot Elisofon Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, © Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin Why They Hate It And Why We Should Too. In this episode of the podcast, I dive into the contentious topic of Black History Month and why some white individuals seem to have a problem with it. I explore the discomfort that arises among certain groups when Black history is highlighted, particularly during the designated month. I question whether Black people should continue to celebrate Black History Month or if we should shift our focus to recognizing our history year-round. I also take a moment to address the current global tensions, particularly in the Middle East, and how they contribute to anxiety and stress in our daily lives. I encourage listeners to seek help if they are feeling overwhelmed. As I delve deeper int...
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Living the RV Life 1 Year later, Do We Still Love it?

 


Deron and Evonne Harris review the first year living in the RV full-time. Some Pros and Cons, some love or hate it, and lots of real talk about their journey. Join us, 1 year later, RV living, Married, with dogs, 3 of em! Subscribe where you pod - lnk.to/DeronHarris



Thanks for listening, as always. Here is a list of general pros and cons of RV Living.

 Pros

1. Flexibility and Freedom

   - You can travel anywhere and change your scenery as often as you like, offering unparalleled freedom to explore new places.

 2. Cost-Effectiveness

   - Living in an RV can be cheaper than maintaining a traditional home, with lower utility bills and no mortgage or rent.

 3. Closer Connection to Nature

   - RV living often places you near beautiful landscapes, allowing for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and kayaking.

 4. Spacious Interior

   - Class A RVs offer luxurious features such as residential-style kitchens, king-sized beds, and spacious bathrooms, making them comfortable for long-term living.

 5. Community Opportunities

   - Many RV parks foster connections with like-minded travelers, creating opportunities for socializing and shared experiences.

 6. Minimalist Lifestyle

   - Downsizing to essentials can declutter your life and help you focus on what truly matters.

 7. On-the-Go Convenience

   - Accessing the coach from the cockpit allows you to use amenities during pit stops without leaving the vehicle.

 

 Cons

1. Limited Space

   - Adjusting to a smaller living area can be challenging, especially if you're used to a larger home. Storage is often minimal, requiring creative organization.

 2. Maintenance and Repairs

   - Regular upkeep is necessary, including mechanical fixes and appliance repairs, which can be time-consuming and costly.

 3. Lack of Stability

   - Constant travel can lead to feelings of instability, making it difficult to establish routines or find reliable services like healthcare and internet connectivity.

 4. Weather Dependence

   - Extreme temperatures or storms can impact comfort and safety, requiring frequent relocation to avoid adverse conditions.

 5. Privacy Challenges

   - The limited space in an RV makes finding personal time difficult, especially when living with others.

 6. Road Fatigue

   - Constantly being on the move can lead to exhaustion and a longing for stability.

 7. Difficulty Building Community

   - Frequent travel prevents establishing long-term relationships with neighbors or local communities, which can lead to feelings of loneliness.

 8. Limited Job Opportunities

   - Unless you work remotely or are retired, finding consistent employment while traveling can be difficult due to mobility requirements.

 9. Exhausting Setups

   - Regularly setting up and tearing down at campsites can become tiresome, especially if traveling frequently or with pets and children.

 10. Parking Restrictions

    - Some RV parks have time limits on stays, requiring constant relocation and planning for new parking spots.

 

Living full-time in a Class A RV offers freedom and adventure but comes with significant challenges that require careful consideration before committing to this lifestyle.