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For 1 year, a retired artist is asked live in a car, traveling Canada to see if money, possessions, shelter, heat; are everything. Talking about depression, arts, homelessness, with more-and provides thoughts on life along the way.

A filmmaker talks about this experiences from being committed to psychiatrics, then learning how to deal and live with mental illness through physical exercise and awareness of ones body.

Filmmaker and actor Attila talks about the child/adult abuse he has gone through, and how it has effected his day to day life. A tell-all documentary where he talks about the abuse his parents put him, and each other through. Drug use, alcohol, working as an actor/filmmaker, talking about aging, discussing his feelings about the Industry and brief thoughts about his life as an artist when it comes to writing, painting, sketching. As well as struggling with his sexuality.

The true life events of four friends come to screen with a story of self-discovery, pain of friendship, love of loss.

We encounter a man watching t.v. who becomes increasingly frustrated with an emergency announcement in another language, and leaves. Upon returning he sits in front of his t.v. and sees the show returning to it's regular broadcast. However, what the man missed from leaving the room is that there is a very contagious outbreak which is life threatening, and everyone should go to their local clinic for a vaccine.

A gay man asks a stranger to stay overnight to help him deal with the stress in his marriage.

Derek is hiding a secret from his family that will change his life forever.

A parent risks their life to save their child's; who holds the key to human kinds survival-as Greek gods face off in war with mortals.

In September 2004 eleven teenage Canadians disappeared in Canada while becoming Katima-Victims. Nine months later their lives were changed forever.

A group of friend meet year after year to mourn the loss of a friend.

Attila now travels to live in Barkerville/Wells BC.

In part 2 of the season 1 finale, Attila continues his conversation with voice over actor Becky Oben, as they now talk about what values we seeks as artists when it comes to working in childrens' theatre and choosing voice over work.

Becky Oben begins to open up a little about her family, and how being in the media world effects her children, her husband, herself and, in general is affecting the decisions we make in society when it comes to politics and how the media has de-educated a lot of people to where it's a worry who we might be passing the future on to.

#VanLifeAttila says farewell to Vancouver and Becky -and resolves the cat urine problem; as Attila moves on to Barkerville, BC in season 2.

The second part to the season 2 premiere - We continue just after Attila's accident.

We continued from the car accident, trapped in Sicamous, BC. Waiting to an wondering if Attila has enough money to pay for a hotel and fix the car so one: he doesn't freeze and two: so can leave.

As our host enters the Caribou region of Canada, and faces another accident.

As Attila drives closer to Barkerville, he reflects on his delusions that he had as a child-which helped him survive his parents.

The road trip gets interrupted with another interview, this time with advice columnist Dayna Furst. We move her from hard copy writing to online media.

In the second part of the interjecting segment, Dayna and Attila talk about being asked to work for free.

We are now shown what was talked about in the previous episode; shown what Attila was asked to similarly make for free.

In the last stretch of highway before Barkerville, he passes through an area and town where he shot one of his films: "Over". Thoughts of the past flood back.

Dayna struggles to find a username for herself and online persona, and Attila realized what the phrase "color me purple" means and promptly swears.