The Story

Adrian Moreno was engaged in an experiment to get by on much less. He moved his family to a vacant lot on the far outskirts of San Diego within earshot of the Mexican border. At first, they lived in a tepee. Then Adrian built a house on the property for about $10,000. Adrian talks with Dick about how he taught himself construction and the art of living lightly.

The number of teens having babies has dropped dramatically in the last decade, but one out of every three American girls still gets pregnant before age 20. Dick talks with Loretha Weisinger, a doula, and Rochelle Rockamore, 15, a young mother she helped.

A 21-hour dive through the underwater caves that connect sinkholes beneath the ground in Florida.

Dave and Carrie found themselves laid off. At the time, gold was fetching over $1,000 an ounce. So they moved out to a remote canyon in northern California and started life anew - as gold miners. Also in this episode: attempting to sell your vote.