Why Josh Radnor was still living in a $750 sublet while starring on 'How I Met Your Mother.'
Josh Radnor, star of NBC's new show"Rise," has already had a successful career on the small screen. He first won over fans as Ted Mosby on CBS's"How I Met Your Mother."
"It took me so long to get up the courage to buy anything. I was the last one in the 'How I Met Your Mother' cast to buy a house," Radnor tells CNBC Make It, adding that at the time, he was in his early 30s. In fact, Radnor says he was even surprised at the price of a magazine, and had a hard time justifying the $10 expense.
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