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Ditching Suburbia is published by the Boyink family, who has lived on the road in the USA since 2010. Along the way they've met families who live on boats, in tiny houses, on homesteads, and on bikes. Each week the podcast will look at a different aspect of what a non-suburban life is like. If you have achieved the "American Dream" but found it a nightmare, if you feel like you never see your kids, if you yearn for a simpler life or more adventure - Ditch Suburbia!
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We are naturally yes-butters. We strive to be yes-anders. Learn the power of the yes, and. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/yes-and.
A recent blog post suggests we are all escaping a life we don't like and suggests fulltime RVing will provide meaning. We disagree. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/rving-doesnt-bring-meaning.
That Explore, Dream, Discover quote is a good one. But Twain didn't write it. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/not-twain.
Are you living your American Dream, or one that has been scripted for you? See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/happiness-on-your-terms.
Exploring three different speeds of fulltime RV travel - slow, medium and fast. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/how-long-stay-one-place.
Boyink is inspired by lyrics from a song. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/bob-seger-on-full-time-traveling.
Richard, Devon and their two young daughters moved onto their sailboat this past summer after deciding four years ago that they wanted to quit their jobs and sail around the world.
Our 12 year old daughter didn't want to travel - here are the lessons we learned working through that with her. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/girl-no-go.
Downsizing has three stages - early, middle and late. Learn what they are. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/less.
Should you stay in your suburban life so kids can be in organized sports, dance or music? See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/organized-activities-kids.
See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/getting-real-about-fulltime-travel.
By all means blog your travels. But not for money. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/blogging.
Pride can be a vice or a virtue. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/pride.
1You can carry a lot of stuff. Or you can go more places. Which is more important? See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/rolling-compromise.
Traveling teen learning on a budget - these 3 cheap or free events offer great learning opportunities for roadschoolers. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/nontraditional-teen-learning.
You will have to make sacrifices to ditch the suburbs. But it will be worth it. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/sacrifice.
Guilt Over Missing Out is a thing for ditched families. Learn how to deal with it. See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/guilt-over-missing-out.
Where does a family find stability? See notes for this episode on the web at https://ditchingsuburbia.com/blog/unstable.
Shelly, her husband and two children are six days into their one year sabbatical on a sailboat. They've rented out their home in Vancouver, sold their car, and moved onto their 42' boat at a marina. They are enjoying the waters around Vancouver Island for the summer, then taking on some crew and heading down to Mexico.
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