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Submitted by Louise Sacco on Thu, 2008-05-08 06:54.

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April 25, 2008As seen on NE Cable News & WCVB's Chronicle
. . .the kind of advice we New Englanders crave. - Boston Globe


THIS WEEK'S RADIO SHOW
Saturday May 10, 7:30 AM, 1550 WNTN or streaming at WNTN

BOSTON FILMS
Sure, you know "The Departed" and "Mystic River." But Paul Sherman knows 248 more films made in Boston. He'll tell us why film makers love us so much.



NEW ENGLAND EATING
Annie Copps, Food Editor of Yankee Magazine knows the best foods and the best ways to prepare them. She knows where to get the best local, seasonal meals.


WE LOVE BAD ART
The wonderful Museum of Bad Art has a new book and a new gallery. We'll talk to the book's author, our own Louise Reilly Sacco, and to Ian Judge, Manager of the Somerville Theatre, home of MOBA's second gallery in Davis Square.




YARD SALE SMARTS
When budgets are tight, yard sale shopping makes even more sense. We'll tell you how to get the best deals.





FEATURED PODCASTS

IS IT ALZHEIMERS?
Alzheimer's, dementia or natual aging? Is memory loss something to fear? Auhor Martha Lear remembers it all.




KEEP ON RUNNING
Whether you run the Boston Marathon or just a circuit in your neighborhood, your body can undergo a lot of stress. Physical Therapist Carl Faust explains what happens and how to make it better.




COMING SOON

SOILING OLD GLORY
One photograph galvanized a city and a nation's anguish over race. A new look at the people involved, the Pulitzer and how it changed us all.



RED SOX DYNASTY
Tony Massarotti, Boston Herald sportwriter, examines the shift from perennial losers to a solid winning baseball organization.


THE LADY ASTRONOMER
Maria Mitchell of Nantucket was America's first female astronomer. What did a woman scientist face in the mid-19th century?

Hey, got an idea? Send an email to Topics@frugalyankee.com


FACTOIDS
• How dumb are we? Pretty dumb. 15% of Americans believe Barack Obama is Muslim.

• A Canadian company has introduced a line of men's underwear called Bottoms Up. They're padded boxers for men with scrawny, sagging or flat tushies.

Got any factoids to share? Factoids@FrugalYankee.com



FY ON THE TUBE

Catch NECN Friday morning around 7:45 to see FY's Louise Reilly Sacco on frugal, thoughtful Mother's Day gifts. Of course, Garen Daly is a regular on NECN, reviewing films.



FRUGAL TIPS

• To check out a restaurant, try lunch, not dinner. Lunch is about half the price. Portions are smaller, but you can sample the menu at a price that means you can eat out more often.

• Home exchanges are another vacation alternative. Find out mnore at HomeExchange.com or Homelinks.org.

• If you think your internet connection has slowed down, go to speakeasy.net/speedtest. You can test it at this free site.


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