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Explore Native art and RV history with Marshall Shore and Wonder Wendy on The Morning Show.
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In this episode of The Morning Show, Marshall Shore is joined by guest host Wonder Wendy in the absence of Melissa Farley. They begin by discussing Wendy's recent trip to the Swaya Southwest American Indian Arts Market in Santa Fe, highlighting her unique fashion finds, including a stylish cape and earrings from the fashion show.
The show takes an intriguing turn as they welcome David, an author who delves into the rich history of recreational vehicles in the United States. David shares insights into how RVs have evolved from early 20th-century house cars to modern-day motorhomes and the cultural impact they have had over the decades.
Listeners will enjoy learning about the golden age of trailering, iconic brands like Airstream, and the contemporary van life movement. This episode offers a blend of cultural exploration and historical insight, making it a must-watch for enthusiasts of both art and travel.
Marshall Shore and guest host Wonder Wendy are hosting.
The Swaya Southwest American Indian Arts Market in Santa Fe is discussed.
The history of recreational vehicles in the United States is covered.
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