Kit & J.R: Seeking New Meaning To Work And Play With Their Idle Theory

Drown the Noise

Ever thought of packing it all in and starting a completely different life, that goes against everything society ever expected from you?

Well for Kit and J.R of Idle Theory Bus, they've definitely decided to take the road less traveled. And they've rarely looked back. After working long hours at jobs they sometimes liked and other times loathed, they decided it was time for a big change. Something that would shake up the very foundation they were taught to believe in.

It's almost been six years since they set out on the open road in their orange van called Sunshine, to work, travel and explore the U.S.A. They're your modern day hobo or migrant worker. They've been through the red rock deserts of Utah, and the lush greenery of the Northwest, exploring what it actually means to find balance of the mind, body and spirit.

They give new meaning to the gig economy seeker, working on farms, exploring creative pursuits and all in all, uncovering a bit of an idle lifestyle, with a mobile existence.

Ultimately, we dive into what it truly means to live a balanced life and how they've been able to redefine their relationship with both work and play and why they now believe the two can harmoniously exist.