It's the Simple Show. You've got episode 11.

Hey there, I'm Tish Oxen Rider, and I'm a writer, traveler, entrepreneur, and family gal.

I'm a big fan of Simple Living, but I don't think it's just about getting rid of your stuff.

It's about living holistically with your life's purpose.

On The Simple Show, I talk with other people about

what that looks like for them. It's fun. In this episode, I'm talking to Jerusalem Greer,

a writer, wife and mom, minister, and brand new farm girl. We talk about what it's like to transition

from city life to farm life and the

experience of holding onto a dream even when it looks like it's not going to happen. We also talk

about why loving your stuff isn't the antithesis of slow, simple living, and that sometimes

it's okay to really like your forks. We'll get to our conversation in about 30 seconds, but first, this episode is brought to you

by Plan to Eat, my favorite meal planning tool. It's a super simple website that helps you

drag and drop your menu plan using recipes from anywhere. I've personally been using it for years.

So to give Plan to Eat a Whirl, head to the show notes of this episode, the art of simple.net slash 11.

Hi, Jerusalem. How are you? I'm good, Tish. How are you? I'm doing great. Thank you so much for being on the show. I'm really excited. I've been wanting to

podcast with you for a few months now. You've been back while we were traveling, but it was hard to

schedule while we were traveling. So thank you so much for taking the time. Yeah. So before we begin,

would you tell us a little bit about who you are, where you live, what you do, all that stuff?

Okay. Yeah. So my name's Jerusalem, all that stuff? Okay, yeah.

So my name's Jerusalem, Jackson Greer.

I live in central Arkansas.

I live in a little bity rural community that is literally about six streets outside a bigger town.

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