How can we ensure a culture of making, rather than just consuming, is preserved in future generations?
This is part two in a two-part interview series with Simon Sarris. In part one, Simon Sarris told us how he and his wife Simi built a hands-on life from scratch — the house, the land, the habits of making. This week we turn to the harder question: how do you pass that life on? A conversation about rituals, chores, knives, and raising children who make things rather than merely consume them. If you’re looking for part one, you can find it here.
