What's on your feeds?

[DC]

This topic is basically for you to share your feeds.
I recently had to give up on some because I didn't have enough time to follow so many updates. I currently have:
Mr. Money Mustache - well, duh
Brave New Life - http://www.bravenewlife.com/ - these two are the ones I relate to the most.
Yakezie - http://yakezie.com/ - a network of like-minded bloggers
The Dog Ate Mt Wallet - http://erinshanendoah.com/dogatemywallet/
For an European POV (since I'm European) I also follow:
Simple living in Suffolk - http://simple-living-in-suffolk.co.uk/
Monevator - http://monevator.com/

What about you? What blogs do you follow?

[adam]

Personal Finance Wise?
Just added this one, based on ERE (which I just removed)
Renewable Wealth
Planet Money
Get Rich Slowly
I Will Teach You To Be Rich.

[palvar]

I get daily emails from Dividend Growth Investor.  It's pretty great, he does pretty thorough analyses of different dividend stocks.

Planet Money is fantastic.

[chrissyo]

Personal finance are: MMM, Brave New Life, Get Rich Slowly and Early Retirement Extreme.

I also follow several food/cooking and DIY home decor type blogs.

[decon50]

for simple cooking that i think aligns w/ MMM style living:

http://thestonesoup.com/blog/

[DC]

Personal Finance Wise?

Well, it can be from other subjects like food/cooking and DIY stuff.

Thank you all for your recommendations, I'm going to try a few of them.

[SpendyMcSpend]

I hang out on the Dave Ramsey forums.  Lots of good frugal tips there and I like his outlook on debt.  They are a little too conservative for me though.

[adam]

I get daily emails from Dividend Growth Investor.  It's pretty great, he does pretty thorough analyses of different dividend stocks.

Planet Money is fantastic.

I absolutely love the podcast

If you want a full nerd list:
comics:
xplosm
xkcd
penny arcade

Military/Govt related:
Information Dissemination
Danger Room (wired)
Threat Level (wired)

Tech/Gadgets:
Ars Technica
Engaget

Random:
Autopia (wired)
Joystick PS3 (video games)
io9 (awesome)
Official Google Reader Blog
Boston Globe - The Big Picture
Jalopnik (cars)

Zen:
ZenHabits
This Tiny House
Small House Style
Unclutterer
Tim Ferris' blog

Money:
as seen above

Social:
Social Primer
The Art Of Manliness
A Trip Down South
The Trunk (art of manliness again)

Sports:
Shutdown Corner (football)
Peter King (football)

Health:
Conquering Diabetes
Marks Daily Apple
Naturally Engineered


Quite a long list, it changes from time to time but its mostly static.  Add a new one, take out an old one sort of thing.  I guess my absolute must reads are typically:
all the comics :)
Most of the money ;)
io9
Art of Manliness
Marks Daily Apple

I guess I could really trim it down if I felt like I was spending too much time, but I don't.

[AJ]

My full list:

Lifehacker
Brave New Life
MMM
Free Money Finance
Five Cent Nickel
Money Under 30
Bargaineering
Frugal Dad
Perkstreet Blog
Freakonomics
Dumb Little Man
Get Rich Slowly
Frugal Hacks
MintLife Blog
Hillbilly Housewife
No Debt MBA
My Money Blog
Generation X Finance
My Dollar Plan
Enemy of Debt
The Digerati Life
PickTheBrain
The Diary of a Frugal Family
Million Dollar Journey
A year of slow cooking
Early Retirement Extreme

[arebelspy]

I read many that have already been listed, so I'll add one that I read daily that hasn't been listed yet: slashdot.org

[Mike Key]

I browse these daily:

Business Insider
Lifehacker
Gizmodo
Jalopnik
TechCrunch
Mac Rumors
io9
Art of Manliness
Wall Street Journal
NerdFitness
gentlemint
realmendrinkwhiskey

About once a week I check these

The Resurgence
Copyblogger
Write to Dine
LitReactor

The Simple Dollar
Frugal Dad
Escape From America Magazine
Get Rich Slowly
Sovereign Man

Primal Toad
Marks Daily Apple
the Paleo Solution
The Lazy Caveman
Paleo Digest

Smashing Magazine
Six Revisions
Pro Blog Design
Design Reviver
WPCandy
UX Booth
ProBlogger
Tent Blogger

Freelance Switch
Freelance folder

blessthisstuff.com
silodrome.com

Don't even ask me how many forums I visit. LOL

[Dee]

One of the best blogs, with a similar outlook as MMM's is http://blog.canadian-dream-free-at-45.com/.

Some others I like:
http://www.boomerandecho.com/
http://www.myownadvisor.ca/
http://www.punchdebtintheface.com/
and
http://www.broketo.ca/

[Moneyisntlove]

I recently "liked" Coupon Diva on facebook.  They have printable grocery store coupons, and I usually save between 15-20 dollars on our weekly grocery bill.

[msmo]

One of my new favorites is Budget Bytes http://budgetbytes.blogspot.com/

Inventive recipes, step by step photos, and a cost breakdown.

[velocistar237]

Some that haven't been shared:

http://skillsfire.wordpress.com/
http://lackingambition.com/
http://thezerowastehome.com/
http://coldhousejournal.com/
http://calnewport.com/blog/

[MsLogica]

I have hundreds of blogs in my RSS reader. I love reading blogs!  One in my money section that hasn't been mentioned yet is http://lenpenzo.com/. I love his sense of humour!  I also like http://www.controlyourcash.com/, but I know that's a controversial choice as they have upset many bloggers by "telling it like it is" (they toe a very fine line between being aggressively truthful about bad financial advice and just being rude).  Still, I like their no nonsense attitude.

[James]

I see a lot of familiar blogs on sites listed, Dave and his 100 Thing Challenge has been an inspiration and I haven't seen him mentioned here so check him out. http://guynameddave.com/ and http://guynameddave.com/100-thing-challenge/

[jd]

I get daily emails from Dividend Growth Investor.  It's pretty great, he does pretty thorough analyses of different dividend stocks.

I read DGI as well.  Another good blog for analysis of dividend stocks is dividendmonk.com.  The posts aren't as frequent, but are more detailed.

[velocistar237]

This one is great but defunct. Maybe it will come back someday.
http://badmoneyadvice.com

[kaeldra]

I have a lot of duplicates from above, a couple that haven't been mentioned (unless I missed them) that people might be interested in:
http://chrisguillebeau.com/3x5/ - The Art of Non-Conformity
http://boingboing.net/ - Boing Boing
http://www.informationdiet.com/blog - The Information Diet

[menorman]

Here's my list as of now. I'm thinking of paring it back a bit due to the high amount of overlap among some. Although it hasn't reached a level where there's too much information at a time, it's quickly getting there.

100 Reasons NOT to Go to Grad School
20SomethingFinance
Adventure Cycling Blog
Afford Anything
as we wander

Brave New Life
Dividend Mantra
Dividend Monk
Green Panda Treehouse
Greg Mankiw's Blog

Hope to Prosper
Len Penzo
MMM
Renewable Wealth
The College Investor
The Dividend Guy Blog

[trammatic]

I second Bad Money Advice.  Its previous posts are worth reading through for interesting financial takes.

[velocistar237]

I second Bad Money Advice.  Its previous posts are worth reading through for interesting financial takes.

He just posted for the first time in over a year. Maybe he'll bring it back.

[Dicey]

I see a lot of my favorites on the roll call. A few more to consider are:

http://www.thefrugalgirl.com/
http://thenonconsumeradvocate.com/
http://www.tosimplify.net/
http://gracefulretirement.blogspot.com/
http://retiredsyd.typepad.com/