It's the Simple Show. You've got episode 21.

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.

In this episode, I am talking to Sarah Harmeyer, who has done something ordinary that, in my

opinion, is totally extraordinary. I first met her at one of my book signings a few years ago,

and she was just magnetic. If anyone can make you feel like a million bucks, it's Sarah. She just

oozes encouragement. She started something called Neighbors Table, which is really a simple

concept. A handcrafted table big enough to see lots of people brought to your home for the purpose

of sharing meals with others. This was spurred on by her realizing how she didn't know her own neighbors.

So one day she took what felt like a risk and invited them all over for dinner.

I love what happens next.

You'll just have to hear it from her in our conversation.

Seriously, talking with Sarah gives me goosebumps.

I can't wait to hear what you think of her and her love project Neighbors' Table. We'll get right to that chat, but first, this episode

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