Dear Bob and Sue: Season 3

About This Audiobook

Matt Smith’s *Dear Bob and Sue: Season 3* is a travelogue that thrives on the absurdity of the open road, where the destination is less important than the detours—and the detours, by Smith’s account, are a masterclass in how not to plan a vacation. This time, he and his wife cram into an RV that feels less like a home on wheels and more like a rolling petri dish of questionable choices, from a run-in with a particularly aggressive squirrel to a campsite where the Wi-Fi password is just “yes.” The humor is sharp, the stakes are low, and the charm is high, making it impossible not to laugh along as they navigate the pitfalls of small-town America with the enthusiasm of disaster tourists.

What sets this audiobook apart is its refusal to be a polished travel guide. There’s no pretense of wisdom here—just the raw, unfiltered joy of discovery, even when discovery means eating gas station sushi or getting lost in a maze of cornfields. Smith’s writing is conversational, like eavesdropping on a couple recounting their weekend with increasing disbelief, and the narration by David Colacci and Susan Ericksen elevates it further. Their dynamic is pitch-perfect, with Colacci’s dry wit and Ericksen’s bemused reactions turning even the most mundane mishaps into comedic gold.