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What happens to a consumer society when people have less money? They do what their grandparents did: plant a garden, do their own household repairs, cut their own families’ hair, learn to sew, cut out coupons, figure out ways to save a little money here and there. Discover practical advice on how to stretch a buck and stay healthy and vigorous at the same time.
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Michele sees recycling and gardening as an important part of her environmentally friendly lifestyle.
This senior couple relies on gardening to maintain healthy minds, bodies, and a strong bottom line.
Audio Slideshow - Larry Engles
Larry Engles started tinkering with tools when he was a little boy. Now in his 70s, he makes his living as handyman Dr. Fix All.
Wisconsin farmer Will Allen has found a career that will take him well into retirement. Allen nurtures aspiring urban farmers through his organization Growing Power.
Hebeler, a personal finance expert and former president of The Boeing Company, gives solid advice for shaky financial times.
Gault, the coupon-clipping millionaire, says if you know how to use a pair of scissors, you can save more than $500 a month. Here she shares her proven methods for turning grocery coupons into cash.
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Comment from michael leaver
at 09/14/2009 :: 11:01:24 PM
I keep trying to find out what time this will play on regular tv, no cable, tuesday night