I always explain to people as they ask me, what is it like to live on a school bus and not have a home and be so close to each other and constantly be looking for where you're going to get your fresh water, where you're going to dump your dirty water?

You know, what does it feel like?

And I say, you know what?

It feels like regular life, but the highs are much higher and the

lows are much lower. This is the Adventure Sports podcast Life Outside the Box series brought to you by

180 Tech. If you've ever dreamed of an existence that doesn't include 9 to 5 Mondays through

Fridays and without cubicles or commutes, this is your place to be

inspired and to learn that you too can live a life outside the box.

Hey guys, it's Travis. I wanted to thank all of you who have signed up to help support ASP. Your

monthly contributions to the show mean a ton to us and they definitely help to keep the show moving and new episodes coming out. I wanted to give a shout out to our most recent patron, Brittany. Thank you, Brittany, for joining us with your support. If things are sounding a bit echoey right now, it's because my family and I have finally begun our own journey of living full-time in our own RV, and I'm sitting in that RV in the middle of the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, where it's been raining since we arrived almost a week ago. We're gearing up to post this crazy adventure on our social media pages at, Oh, the Places Will Roll, so look us up and give us a follow on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram as we get those set up. There you'll be able to follow along as we go

through our highs and lows of our own adventure. Now on to Chad Brown, whose family also

ventured out to live their life outside the box on a converted school bus. Enjoy. Hey friends,

thank you for listening to the Adventure Sports podcast, and thank you for especially tuning

into this life outside the box episode.

Remember, the full episode is on Patreon. So please do become a patron so that you can hear all

the details. The abbreviated version is on our main show, the Adventure Sports Podcast.

And today I have Chad Brown with us. Chad Brown is a filmmaker and photographer. He and his family

got the bug to hit the road a while back and they spent six months converting a school bus into a home.

And then it's only been three months since they left Salt Lake. I caught up with them near Seattle.

And Chad, welcome to the program. Thanks so much for happening, Curtis. I'm excited for the conversation.

Absolutely. You bet. So everyone, if you want to see the pictures and kind of check in with what's going on while they're listening. The website is Love Always Adventure Often.

I wanted to get that out there, first of all, because it kind of sets the tone for what

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