endlessly changing horizons
exploring the planet one day at a time
Living this Adventure Daily
I’m Kyle and my furry friend is Maeve and we are traveling and living out of Makwaden v1. Makwa in my Native Ojibwa language means bear. I come from the bear clan and the bus (2004 Thomas 40ft) is our den. Makwaden (Maak·wa·den)
I am an entrepreneur, CEO at MakwaUSA, LLC a TechConsulting firm, Chair Board of Directors at Arrowhead Incubator, Inc a Native American 501c3 Incubator, and a Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians Tribal citizen.
In The News
GTPulse: Working From Home While Living on a Bus
Kyle converted the bus, known as a ‘skoolie’, and most recently, has been on the road in the Southwest for the past few weeks. He works full time as a tech consultant and chairs the board of directors for Arrowhead Incubator, a nonprofit he co-founded that supports the social and economic advancement of Native Americans. With two high demand, remote jobs, the idea of getting it all done while living on the road is something worth asking about…
GTPulse: New Traverse City Based Nonprofit Will Aid Native American Startups and Organizations
A while back I wrote about Kyle Anderson, a Traverse City man who made the decision to live on the road in a converted school bus otherwise known as a skoolie with his dog Maeve. He has been able to live life with so much freedom because of remote work…
GTPulse: Traverse City Man and His Dog Make a Bus Their Home
Housing is a highly discussed topic in Traverse City. The city’s expensive home costs and rental prices make living here difficult. Kyle Anderson is a young homeowner in Traverse City that just rented his house out in favor of a new living arrangement; living on a school bus…
