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Episode-2522- The Serenity Bus Project with Brian and Sherry Hamons

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The Serenity Bus Project is and adventure being taken by a family of 6. Led by husband and wife team Brian and Sherry Hamons they have sold our home, left their jobs, and converted a 40′ school bus into a tiny home on wheels.  They are about to begin a journey traveling across North America. Their plan is to travel the U.S and Canada for a year as a family, then who knows.

They join us today to discuss school bus conversions and the “skoolie owners” community.  Living in a tiny house.  Homeschooling and the advantages of doing so while traveling.  How the skill sets they are developing are empowering their children and more.

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Episode-2522- The Serenity Bus Project with Brian and Sherry Hamons — 5 Comments

  2. If y’all come to Vicksburg, let me know. My mom lives in a house that was the Union hospital during the Battle of Raymond, only 20-30min from V’burg. Also lots of other history lessons (westward expansion, civil rights, etc)

    Might have you a central, free place to base the bus.

    Can get you contact info via IG, MeWe, etc. if interested.

  3. My teacher was talking about the failure of schools in the 1960s. He created a workable system of learning. Why don’t more people know about it? We really do need to change our schools!

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