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Newsweek magazine writer, Raina Kelly will spend the next thirty days chronicling her adventure as a Freegan.

The afternoon tv show Oprah has been profiling people who save lots of money by making the most of discarded goods, which are still useful! It's called the freegan lifestyle.

The topic of Freeganism hit the mainstream when the Oprah Winfrey show aired a show focusing on the subject, but Freegans been around for years. Marko Manriquez is host of Freegan Kitchen. He teaches Freegans how to create safe, delicious meals found by dumpster diving.

Lisa Ling has investigated the Freegan lifestyle for Oprah and the report entitled, "Living on the Edge" is the topic of the February 27, 2008 Oprah Show.

Learn about Freegans and their lifestyles.

Freeganism was a topic on a recent episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. These freegans do their best to avoid all consumerism in the US. The author shares a similar experience he had.

My husbands shop went to Mexico. Now I think I could be a Freegan.

Freegans may live in a home just like you. Some may live in a communal type setting, as many living in one home and sharing their resources is preferable in their creed.

Not much is known about the freegan community, but as Newsweek reporter Raina Kelly spends thirty days in the community, we will learn a lot more, learn more about the freegan community.

This week, Oprah is exploring a movement with which few Americans are familiar: the "freegan" movement. Freegans are dedicated to eliminating wasteful over-consumption, sometimes giving up so much that they're forced to dig through trash cans for sustenance.

If you live in a decently populated area, and you know where to look, there's no reason why you can't furnish a home almost entirely with good-quality found items.

Interview with Freegans Daniel and Amanda, who were on the Oprah show February 28, 2008 and are new Associated Content Producers.

A look into freeganism and mass consumption in a down economy.

Many people are concerned with excessive consumerism and think the amount of food thrown out in this country on a daily basis is appalling.

With food costs going up, cutting down on wasted food can help you stretch your grocery budget further

Veganism shouldn't be all about labels. Rather, it should be about striving to maintain the most compassionate lifestyle possible.

Growing up I have always been know as the vegetarian, and people would ask me what I ate and I would go down the list of all the different things I would eat but I would always be abruptly interrupted when I named cheese

I am writing article on how to spend money on entertainment wisely on a budget.

An editorial about Freeganism, from a conservative viewpoint.

New York isn't expensive if you know where to look or are willing to think creatively. Here are just a few ideas to get you started.

If you don't watch Oprah, you may never have heard of the group called freegans.

An article about what freeganism is and other less extreme ways of cutting back.

Tips for those considering leaving our economic system and becoming freegans.