Joel Trumbo spent ten months a year overseas doing embassy security work before he took a teaching job that barely covered his mortgage and turned a childhood obsession with illuminated manuscripts into a business. In this conversation with Jason Craig, Joel walks through building Tamburn Manor—the hand-painted books, the cabins his high school sons live in, the forest school on his property—and makes the case that a man's real power sits inside his own household, not out in the political realm.
In This Episode, We Cover:
Why truth started Joel's move toward the Church but beauty is what kept him there
Sitting in on his father's Old English class at ten and deciding Beowulf should be illuminated
The two Adamic archetypes—the gardener who sets conditions and the craftsman who makes—and what each asks of a father
Building cabins for his high school sons, and the senior project that would put a half acre in each boy's name
The tiny house on a trailer, five kids, and the teepee his wife vetoed
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