The Kentucky duo behind the website Roadtripzee is breaking into a multiple media streams with the launch of a new travel podcast.
Roadtripzee Creators Rachelle and Tony Wright launched the new Roadtripzee podcast to add a visual and audio element to the site’s travel journals.
First-Hand Travel Details
Found on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Prime and other platforms, the first two podcast episodes were shot in Kentucky at Mammoth Cave National Park and Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill.
“It is our curiosity that fueled the creation of the Roadtripzee Podcast,” said Roadtripzee Co-founder Rachelle Wright. “Like our readers, we love a good road trip. We knew that adding expert interviews on video and audio would make Roadtripzee’s content even more valuable to our audience.”
Founded in 2022, Roadtripzee is a free web platform that contains more than 50 travel journals from 17 states and one province in Canada.
The Wrights created Roadtripzee as a platform to build on the success of their KentuckyRoadTrips.com, which reaches more than one-million users monthly through the website, newsletter, and a Facebook Group with 143,000 members.
More information about the website can be found here.
“In our video and audio-driven culture, creating a podcast was the natural next step for Roadtripzee. We’ve only started recording podcasts and have learned nuggets of knowledge we know our audience will latch onto,” said Roadtripzee Co-founder Tony Wright.
Roadtripzee features newly updated content from 16 additional states and Canada, including:
- Alabama
- California
- Colorado
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- New York
- North Carolina
- Nova Scotia
- Oregon
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
The Wrights say additional states are always being added.
To contribute, use #roadtripzee in your road trip posts.
For more information, visit roadtripzee.com.
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