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Nicolette and Ian built 12 earthen domes in 12 months in the middle of the Chihuahuan desert — no construction experience required, no contractor, and no material more exotic than the dirt under their feet.
Their method is superadobe — long tubes of earth coiled upward, lay...
Are the kids best prepared for the AI era (which is happening, whether we like it or not), the ones who understand how language actually works?
There’s so much talk about the importance of economic and AI literacy that people who never saw wise household economic decisions growing up struggle to improve their personal finances in the long term.
However, I ...
In Scott and Susan Burbank’s tiny house, almost everything moves — even the kitchen, just not the kitchen sink. Cabinets roll. Counters roll. The kitchen rolls from indoors to outdoors and back. The floors are paper, which is what lets it all slide. The result: a 600-square-foot home that reconfigures into whatever room they need.
The Burbanks were still livin...
Between spectacle and solitude, a different kind of California comes into focus. Come visit landscapes, memories, and a special place built amid the NorCal redwoods from the ground up.
On April 5, 2026, we woke up at Earl Warren RV Park in Old Santa Barbara near Highway 101. We had arrived at the unassuming place with full hookups available for last-minute bookings ...
After 5 years of traveling full-time in a tiny home, this family of 6 realized they couldn’t go back to a “normal” life—so they bought 11 acres of raw desert in Cochise County, Arizona and started building their own off-grid village from the ground up… using the dirt beneath their feet.
Jonathan and Ashley Longnecker