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The Joy Cardin Show
Monday, October 6, 2014, 1:20pm

For people looking to simplify their lives, one advocate says a smaller house could help.

Greg Johnson, an Iowa City, Iowa, resident, spent six years living in a “mobile hermitage” that was 140 square feet. The tiny house had neither running water nor electricity – an extreme version of the...

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