INSIDE ACCESS

Two RV Pros with 80 Years of Experience

Coming to Inside Access May 26th at 7pm EST - LIVE on our Facebook Page

Our 3rd Inside Access features two RV Pros with a combined RV expertise of over 80 years! You likely know Jeff Johnston, our Associate Producer and our partner/contributor Mark Polk of RV Education 101. Join us on our Rollin’ On TV Facebook Page for a lively time answering your most burning RV questions!

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Jeff Johnston

Jeff began his automotive journalism career back in the late ‘70s as an Oregon-based photographer/writer freelancer, then started his first staff job at Truckin’ Magazine in 1982. Subsequent jobs at Four Wheeler magazine and a long stint as Technical Editor for Trailer Life magazine and MotorHome magazine are the basis for his 35-plus years of RV experience. 

His film work started back in junior high school and continues, for the last 10 years, as a producer and contributor for Rollin’ On TV.

New RV road test reports, technical product and how-to features are among his specialties, all created from a real-world user perspective. He and his wife Pam continue to enjoy their love of camping and RV travel adventures as well as pursuing their interests in the model railroading hobby.

In 2015 Jeff was honored with the RVIA Award for Distinguished Achievement in RV Journalism. The Distinguished Achievement in RV Journalism Award is presented to journalists for exemplary coverage of the RV industry or RV travel.

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Mark Polk

RV Education 101® was founded more than two decades ago by Mark Polk, producer and host of America’s most highly regarded series of RV training videos, books, and e-books. 

Mark has a very extensive background in the RV industry, working as a salesperson, an RV sales manager and RV Finance & Insurance manager. 

Mark began his career in the RV industry at the age of 15, washing RVs at a dealership in North Central Pennsylvania. It wasn’t long before he was working as an apprentice RV technician under the guidance of the RV service manager. 

He joined the United States Army, earned a degree in Industrial Management Technology, and gained valuable experience as a wheeled vehicle and power generation mechanic, an automotive maintenance technician, Battalion and a Brigade level Maintenance Officer. Mark retired as a Chief Warrant Officer Three specializing in wheeled and track vehicle fleet maintenance operations.