Episode Details

Joshua Klein is a woodworker, furniture maker, author, church elder, and editor of Mortise and Tenon magazine. He has written a fascinating biography of  Jonathan Fisher, an eighteenth-century jack-of-all-trades pastor titled, Hands Employed Aright. He also works with the Greystone Theological Institute's mechanical arts program to mentor young men in intellectual, theological, and craftsmanship skills. 

We discuss what drew him to woodworking, the role of beauty in craftsmanship, and what makes a working with your hands so satisfying. 

• Mortise and Tenon Magazine
• Mortise and Tenon Podcast
• Hands Employed Aright
• Greystone Institute Mechanical Arts Program