Topic: Rv Trip

Plans are underway for a podcast tour, with a large map being used to coordinate stops based on listener suggestions. The production team is currently searching for a suitable RV to serve as a mobile studio. Listeners are encouraged to email location ideas and parking availability to assist in the logistics of the upcoming travel schedule.

Plans for a No Agenda road trip to the centennial Indianapolis 500 on May 29, 2011, involve a potential vehicle donation. Listener Greg Birch offered his "urban assault RV," a classic 1970s GMC Birch Haven built by his grandfather. The hosts discuss the logistics of driving a vintage 25-foot streamliner and the mechanical work required to make it road-ready.

Plans for the "Curry Across America" tour in July are underway, with a focus on securing a recreational vehicle for the trip. A listener who is a retired Marine and police officer offered his 35-foot RV on the condition that he accompany the hosts, but the offer was declined to maintain the specific group dynamic of the tour.

The hosts express a desire to conduct a "Hot Pockets Across America" tour in July and August to visit listeners, referred to as "human resources." They appeal to the audience for an RV sponsorship, noting the downturn in the RV industry in Northern Indiana. The plan involves traveling the country while maintaining a mobile broadcast studio via satellite.

Adam Curry announces the "Hot Pockets Across America" No Agenda Tour, an RV trip across the United States to visit producers. The tour will be documented with photos and videos, and the hosts will continue to produce the show from the road. The episode concludes with a final plea for listener support to fund the tour's expenses, including gas and equipment.