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Podcast 27: Man Vs. Debt and Frugal Travel

by Flexo on October 25, 2009. Filed under Podcast.

The Consumerism Commentary Podcast has now completed six months of broadcasts without missing one week. This is as good a place as any to declare the “First Season” of the podcast complete and begin the “Second Season.”

In the premiere of Season 2, Tom Dziubek and Flexo speak with Adam Baker, the creator of the website Man Vs. Debt. We discuss Baker’s war on debt and its origins. We also talk about a number of traveling tips collected throughout Baker’s experiences leaving Indiana and living in Australia and New Zealand.

Production Number: S02E01
Segment Number: 40

 

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Adam Baker, Man Vs. Debt[00:00] Introduction from Flexo
[00:33] Interview with Adam Baker, Man vs. Debt
[00:58] Baker’s story
[07:30] Baker’s Declaration of War on debt
[09:21] Using only cash for variable monthly expenses
[10:14] Money with family and friends
[12:00] Investing in ourselves
[13:46] Baker’s move to Australia
[16:34] Couchsurfing
[19:16] WWOOFing
[20:50] Long-term vs. short-term travel
[21:50] Staying at hostels
[24:26] End

We always welcome feedback from listeners. If you have any comments for this episode or for any other, or if you have suggestions for future episodes, please leave us comments here or email us at podcast at this domain name.

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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.

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