How is San Diego coping with high gas prices? Plus: can you pick up women in an '81 VW Rabbit, should you build your own car, and can the government help at all with any of it?

Marc and Tod take a break from being poor to interview David Arquette, writer, director and star of the new slasher comedy The Tripper.

What cool stuff have you gotten used? Plus: Author Christy Whitman talks about the Law of Attraction, and the Low Budget Buddha gives his advice.

What do you do for fun, when you've got no cash?

What have you done for a little extra cash? Plus: accidental incest due to sperm donation, some coupon scams, and an interview with the Richest Man in San Diego.

How do you stretch your food budget? What are some tricks to make your money go further at the grocery store? Marc and Tod put it to the listeners.

The banks aren't big fans of the Low Budget lifestyle, and there's a good reason for it.

"Classic" episode dealing with the aftermath of St. Patrick's Day plus Marc, Tod and the callers telling tales of wasting the bank's money. This show got us in trouble with our Program Director. We were told that we were far too comfortable on microphone, and far too self-indulgent. Infamous among us for Tod's requesting that the audience look at pictures of his rash on our MySpace.

How do you bring it to the dating scene when you've got no money to work with? Plus: the garbage man cometh.

"Classic" episode -- kicks off with us both thankful that we're still on the air. Tod tells the story of Grandma Time. We tell stories and roll calls on the topic of dating when one or both people in the relationship have no money. Another pair of classic moments never repeated on Low Budget Radio: the guys talk in depth with Tod's girlfriend, and the janitors come into the studio to empty the trash cans while the show is live.