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In this heartwarming episode, Richard and Amanda takelisteners behind the scenes of one of their favorite “frugal” entertainment havens—Akins Ford Arena in Athens, Georgia. Known for its electric atmosphere and intimate charm, the arena sets the stage for unforgettable nights, and nonemore so than their recent outing to see the unstoppable Leanne Morgan.
The couple recounts their evening at Morgan’s Just GettingStarted tour, where the Southern comedy queen lit up the stage with her signature blend of sass, storytelling, and relatable hilarity. From tales of menopause to motherhood, Leanne’s performance had the crowd roaring, and Richard and Amanda laughing until their sides hurt. They reflect on how Morgan’s rise—from small-town Tennessee to Netflix stardom and sold-out arenas—mirrors the kind of grit and grace they admire.
Between bites of local Athens fare, like Redstone Market andButcher, and the buzz of a packed house, this episode captures the joy of shared laughter, the magic of live performance, and why Akins Ford Arena remains their go-to spot for a night out that feels like home.
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Welcome to the "Frozen" Frugalocity podcast, where the hosts dive into a fun, frugal conversation about saving money and living a "cool" lifestyle without breaking the bank.
This episode targets budget-conscious listeners interested in saving money, side hustles, and practical tips.
The podcast highlights the need to celebrate people who save money and invest for the future, rather than those who chase after flashy, expensive trends. The host shares examples of people who achieved financial stability through smart investments and budgeting, allowing them to retire early or live comfortably without being a "Kardashian or Wall Street Bigwig".
The episode also introduces a new segment idea called "Frugalocity’s Real Men of Cheapness," which celebrates simple ways to save money. This week's focus is on being a "Mr. Frozen Turkey Enthusiast". The host explains thata frozen turkey purchased after Thanksgiving for a low price is significantly cheaper than store-bought deli meat. He calculates that cooking your own turkey can be 85% to 90% cheaper than the store brand and 92% cheaper than Boar's Head deli meat. Even when factoring in the cost of a stick of butter, olive oil, and the weight lost to bone, the savings are still substantial, around 68% when buying at current Walmart prices. The host also addresses commoncounterarguments, such as having to eat turkey sandwiches for multiple days and not eating dark meat, which his co-host Amanda brought up.
Another important topic covered is SIM swapping, a type of identity theft where criminals trick your cell phone provider into transferring your number to a new SIM card. This allows them to intercept two-factor authentication codes andaccess your financial accounts. The podcast emphasizes that most people are vulnerable and unaware of this threat. The solution is to lock your SIM card, a simple step offered by every major cell phone provider, which prevents unauthorized number transfers and protects your digital accounts.
The episode finishes off with their "Fun, Frugal and Fabulous" section, where they recommend the Billy Joel documentary "And So it goes" for its humor and stories behind the music. The episode concludes by reinforcing the message that frugality is not about deprivation but about empowerment, whether through cooking your own turkey or securing your SIM card.
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Where saving money meets dramatic flair — this week, we go “over the top,” and not just with our frugality.
In this theatrical detour from budget-savvy tips, the hosts deliver a riotous breakdown of Hollywood's mostflamboyant performers. From actors who dramatically overdo it — cue David Caruso’s sunglasses pause and Beth Dutton’s verbal thunder — to those who elevate exaggeration into pure art like Al Pacino and Nicolas Cage, this episode is equal parts roast and reverence.
What’s Inside:
Segment 1 – When Extra Goes Off the Rails: A sarcastic celebration of those whose intensity spirals into unintentional comedy. Think: Shatner’s underwater soliloquies and Titus Welliver’s chair-sitting philosophy.
Segment 2 – Go Big or Go Home: A tribute to the icons who make drama delicious — Walken’s haiku-like pauses, Cage’s Southern-fried declarations, and Farley’s hurricane energy.
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A charming detour from the usual frugality, showing that once you save enough money you can sit around and make fun of goofy actors given your stress-reduced lifestyle. Who says being Frugal can’t be fun?
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In this heartfelt and illuminating conversation, Richard sits down with Lyndzey, a bodywork practitioner who turned personal pain into professional purpose. From the moment she shares how injury led her to explore the depths of physical and emotional healing, listeners are drawn into a world where massage therapy isn’t just about muscle relief—it’s about transformation.
Lyndzey opens up about the intuitive techniques she uses—like scraping, cupping, and neurokinetic therapy—and how each method serves not only the body but the psyche. With a deep respect for the mind-body connection, she unpacks how understanding a client’s stress, anxiety, or trauma is integral to truly helping them heal.
Beyond the table, Lyndzey champions education for fellow therapists through certified courses that fill gaps in traditional training. She’s candid about the challenges of running a values-driven wellness business, and how she balances growth with staying grounded in care.
Whether you’re a curious client, a wellness professional, or just someone who believes healing is more than skin deep, this episode will leave you inspired, informed, and renewed.
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In this episode of Frugalocity, we sit down with Robert Byrd, a Georgia-based real estate pro who’s flipping the script on what it means to be a Realtor. Forget AI and Digital Disruptors--Robert is all about service, trust, and showing up for his clients long after the closing papers are signed.
With over 14 years in the industry, Robert shares how he’s built a business on relationships, not transactions. From helping single moms with home repairs to navigating a market flooded with corporate buyers and digital disruptors, he offers a refreshingly human take on real estate in a tech-heavy world.
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Whether you’re buying, selling, or just curious about how real estate is evolving, this episode is packed with insights, honesty, and a whole lot of heart.
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Join us for a breezy and heartfelt journey through NorthCarolina’s lush mountain charm, as we swap the typical beach vacation for a frugal adventure full of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and unexpected gems. From the opulent halls of the Biltmore Estate to a misty mountainhop into Pisgah National Forest and Dupont State Park, thisepisode takes listeners through a refreshingly real family road trip that balanced affordability with unforgettable experiences.
Quick stops at Moore’s Cove and Looking Glass Falls
• A triumphant trek to High Falls, Triple Falls, and Hooker Falls (featured in Last of the Mohicans)
• Family swim spots, scenic views, and movie-worthy moments
Whether you're into history, hiking, or hopping from onequirky stop to the next, this episode wraps it all in a cozy, humorous, and down-to-earth tone. Ideal for anyone seeking a budget-friendly mountain escape—with a little splash of personality and a lot of love for the Carolinas.
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A Little Extra Credit Work?
Where smart habits meet savvy credit moves...
Welcome back to Frugalocity, where today we roll upour sleeves for a little “extra credit” work—financially speaking. In thisepisode, we break down what makes up your credit score, why it matters, and howsmall, consistent actions can make a big impact over time.
In Credit 101, we compare your credit score to afinancial GPA, explore the role of payment history and credit utilization, andtackle the age-old debate: Are credit cards friend or foe? (Spoiler: They'retools—powerful, but only if used wisely.)
Then in Smart Habits for Strong Credit, we talkpractical tips—keeping balances low, spacing out applications, checking reportsregularly, and standing your ground against unfair medical billing.
Finally, in Credit Defense Mode, we look ahead to2025's best protective tools: freezing your credit, opting out of preapprovedoffers, and layering in security with ChexSystems and smart alerts.
We wrap things up with some fun in the “Frugal and Fabulous”lane—touching on mystery shows, hidden gems in Georgia like Dahlonega andSautee Nacoochee, and how to make small-town escapes feel like big wins.
It’s all about empowering listeners to stay curious, stayprotected, and enjoy the journey—without breaking the bank!
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Welcome back, Frugalocity fam! Today we’re lathering up some good clean fun with two special guests—Adam and Megan Reed, the owners behind Shampoochie, the all-natural, dog-loving, budget-friendly shampoo line your pups didn’t know they needed. We first met the Reed's at the Cornelia Apple Festival and haven’t looked back since—because our muddy mutts, Snoophoggyhawg and Poppi, are living their best, freshest lives thanks to Shampoochie.
But here’s the twist: Shampoochie isn’t just for the furry ones. Their larger brand, From the Reedhive, brings handmade soaps and soothing salves to people too. We’ll dig into their origin story, talk about what sets their products apart (hint: no sulfates, dyes, or fake fragrances), and how they’re making wellness affordable for pets and people. Stick around for a behind-the-scenes peek in our “Fun, Frugal and Fabulous” segment—complete with hiking tips, book recs, and possibly a “What He Had Said” surprise.
Stay fresh, stay frugal, and let’s get into it.
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Step into an inspiring conversation with Amanda and Richard as they relive the highlights of The Cancer Foundation’s second-annual Beyond the Battle Brunch—a heartfelt gathering for cancer patients, their families, caregivers, and the community. They’ll take you behind the scenes of this special event, sharing the impact of charitable giving, the power of community, and what makes The Cancer Foundation truly stand out.
But that’s not all! They’ll shine a spotlight on the incredible vendors and sponsors who made the brunch possible and invite listeners to share their expertise on elder care. And to wrap things up, they’ll dish on their latest must-watch shows and favorite activities.
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Welcome to another insightful episode of Frugalocity!
This week, we’re diving into The Millionaire Next Door,a classic book that reveals surprising truths about how everyday individuals build lasting wealth.
We break down the seven key habits of self-made millionaires—ranging from living below their means tostrategically choosing the right occupation. Plus, we add a 8th valuable insight from Charlie Munger: selecting a supportive spouse plays a bigger role in financial success than you might think.
But that’s not all—our “Fun, Frugal, and Fabulous” segment introduces two standout businesses that can save you money while enhancing your life:
✨ GetRiddy.com—A smart, budget-friendly approach to DIY pest control
✨ EncourageWellness & Performance—Customized massage therapy to keep you active and pain-free.
And of course, we close things out with "What He Had Said", featuring a head-to-head match with Conner andRichard.
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