The Lost Art of Fixing What We Own
In this episode of Ethos of Silence, we dive into the vanishing tradition of self-reliance and the modern corporate greed challenging American values. From the frustration of locked dealership technology to the therapeutic release of working in a military hobby shop, we discuss why taking back the right to repair our own property is vital to reclaiming our independence. We reflect on generations past who built their own hot rods and maintained their own gear, and we ask a critical question: when did we allow society to complicate the simple things we own? Join us as we explore the transition…
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