It's The Simple Show. You've got episode 73.

Hi, I'm Tish Oxen Rider and on The Simple Show. We talk about books, travel, and life at home. In this episode, I'm joined by my co-host, Haley Stewart. Hello, Haley.

Hi, Tish.

Haley, tell us who you are and what you do. Sure. I'm a writer and podcaster and speaker, and I

homeschool my three kids in Central Texas. And I'm a writer and mom also living in Central

Texas. And you can find me online at the art of simple.net. And this is a book's episode. So we are

going to talk about the memoir, The Year of Living

Danishly by Helen Russell. And we're also going to talk about Man's Search for Meaning

by Victor Frankel. So, you know, two books that are pretty similar. Okay. So it's been a long

time since I've done a request like this for our listeners. So if you're a newish

listener of The Simple Show, I've got a job for you. One of the best ways you can say thank you

to a podcast you love is leaving them a review on iTunes. And you can just do a quick one,

you know, one sentence is totally fine. And the reason this is so helpful is because iTunes

algorithm helps new potential

listeners find a show whenever they have a steady stream of ratings. And honestly, as a podcast

listener myself, I need to do a better job of this of leaving reviews for podcasts I love. So this

is a call to action to me too. So if the Simple show has meant something to you in your life, we would really love it if you went

to the Art of Simple.net slash iTunes and click the blue button that says view in iTunes. And then it'll

take you to where you need to go by clicking on ratings and reviews. And you can just go from there.

And I was reading through our reviews recently, and I really like this one from

P. Miriam. She just says, I listen to The Simple Show while at the gym, and it's like meeting old friends

without having to talk. And the reason I love that is because that's essentially the vibe and the feel I want

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