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Living Dirt Cheap

Living Dirt Cheap by the Canny Couple is for real families who want life to cost less without feeling deprived.

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Life Blew Up Your Budget? The Mid-Month Reset We Use Every Time | Living Dirt Cheap Ep. 37 (opens the original)

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    Saving money gets messy when an $842 repair wrecks your budget mid-month — here's the exact reset we use as a debt-free family to fix it without guilt. In this episode of Living Dirt Cheap: mid-month triage, the pantry challenge that buys back cash flow, sinking funds as shock absorbers, and Goal-Based Budgeting for frugal living that bends instead of breaking. ____________________ We are a debt-free family living on one normal income in rural Southwest Virginia without feeling deprived. After p

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    The Moment Money Stopped Feeling Like a Threat | Frugal Living & Debt Free Peace | Living Dirt Cheap Ep 36 (opens the original)

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    Learn frugal living, frugal habits and saving money for debt free living — how we built an emergency fund putting $50 away every month while paying off debt until it covered one year of expenses, kept separately in a High-Yield Savings Account. When lightning took out our 300-foot well pump — $5,000, ten days with no running water — the money part didn't spiral us. We share the 3-step buffer mindset that carried us through a year of back-to-back hits without taking on debt.____________________ W

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    How 'Just This Once' Quietly Wrecks Your Budget (And How We Fixed It) | Living Dirt Cheap Ep. 35 (opens the original)

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    Frugal living, saving money and debt free living fall apart fast when small "just this once" exceptions become permanent habits. In this Living Dirt Cheap episode Julia and Aaron break down the exact places where small, defensible purchases quietly blew up their budget—from postpartum grocery convenience runs to manual homestead tools that wasted time, and inflated miscellaneous spending. Learn how they cut their grocery bill from $600 down to under $300, stopped property tool overspending, and

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    We Turned Down a $500,000 House (Here's Why) | Living Dirt Cheap Ep. 34 (opens the original)

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    Frugal living isn't about saying no to everything — it's about saying yes on purpose. In this episode, we talk about debt free living and why saving money on a house didn't mean settling. We dreamed about a bigger home for years. Then we ran the real numbers — not just the mortgage, but the taxes, the insurance, the utilities, the upkeep — and staying in our current home turned from a compromise into the actual win. 🎧 New episodes every Sunday.📌 Subscribe for more real, no-fluff frugal living an

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    11 Years of Frugal Living, So Many Money Mistakes - Here's What Actually Made Us Better | Living Dirt Cheap Ep. 33 (opens the original)

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    Learn how frugal living helped us save money and become debt free, despite early mistakes, emergency expenses, and budgeting traps! In this episode, we share the unexpected curveballs, the truth about food scarcity vs. working pantries, and how we lowered our electric bill by 40%. Whether you are paying off debt, building an emergency fund, or trying to live on one income, these real-world money habits will help you build a resilient, intentional life. ___________________________ We are a debt-f

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