We Sold Our House & Moved a Family of 6 Into a School Bus

What happens when a family of 6 trades a traditional house for a converted school bus? In this episode, we meet The Flying Circus Bus — a traveling family who turned an old Blue Bird school bus into their full-time home and completely changed their way of life.

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From surviving pandemic lockdowns to traveling across the United States, swimming with whale sharks, sleeping under SpaceX rockets, and building stronger family connections on the road… this story is about much more than bus life.

It’s about freedom, intentional living, family, adventure, and discovering there’s more than one way to live life.


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