Welcome to today’s episode, where we’re diving into how you can access streaming services and media without breaking the bank. Remember when Netflix was just $9 a month? Those days are long gone, but thankfully, there are still great ways to save on digital media.

First up, consider free content sources. News outlets like the Associated Press, BBC, and NPR offer free news directly on their sites. You can also explore free podcasts from usually paid sources, including shows from The New York Times and Forbes.

Don’t forget about your local library! With just a library card, you can access a treasure trove of free media through apps like Libby for e-books and Hoopla for audiobooks, movies, and music.

When it comes to TV and movies, skip the pricey subscriptions and check out ad-supported services like Amazon FreeVee, Pluto TV, Roku Channel, and Tubi.

And if you’re looking for music, free tiers on platforms like Deezer, SoundCloud, and Spotify can easily fit your budget. Just remember, while streaming is convenient, it’s also a good idea to steer clear of those one-month free trials that can slip your mind. Happy streaming!
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