What's it actually like to live in a converted school bus with three small children

while you're saving money to build a house. Welcome to the Radical Personal Finance Podcast for today, Friday, October the 10th 2014 my name is

Joshua Sheets and I'm your host today contrary to what I said yesterday I'm not

going to be bringing a show on education but rather bringing you a show which is an interview

with Sarah and Noah who are currently living in a converted bus with their three children

while they try to figure out how to build their new house out in

California.

A fun adventure, so to speak.

The show today, I think you're really going to enjoy it because it's going to be a little

bit different than many of the shows that I have played previously.

Now, let me be specific and give you a quick note of introduction here.

Today's show is very chatty and it's more of kind of two new friends getting to know each

other over a Skype connection on a late at night telephone call.

So it's very chatty and it's not specifically point, point, point on here's what you should do,

here's what you should do, here's what you should do, here's what you should do.

If that's going to annoy you, flip forward or flip backwards to another

show and don't bother with this. But I think that you may, many of you will still enjoy this kind

of show. It's a little bit different. And you'll benefit, I think, from knowing a little bit on the background. So I've been interested for years in bus conversions. And I've always watched online at different people converting school buses to live in and people living in

RVs. I think it's a pretty cool financial strategy for some people. So I was

Googling around and found a website called Little Bus on the Prairie and

was impressed that there was this family of mother and father and a family of five and three small children that was living in a bus and shot off an email and set up an interview.

Now it was actually, it arranged the interview, I think probably

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