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Gary Lee Price is a renowned sculptor whose work uplifts the human spirit. Over his four-decade career, he has created inspiring bronze sculptures emphasizing unity and the importance of helping others. His most significant project is the Statue of Responsibility, envisioned by Viktor Frankl as a symbol of personal responsibility and unity, intended to be a counterpart to the Statue of Liberty.

The Statue of Responsibility embodies his belief in the power of unity and the need for individuals to uplift one another. Through the Statue of Responsibility and his other works, Price is dedicated to spreading the message of connection and responsibility.

John A. Ferguson is a seasoned real estate investor and sales authority, renowned for developing innovative sales systems that empower network marketers and influencers to close more deals and expand their teams. With over two decades of experience, he has played a pivotal role in training companies, speakers, and sales teams, helping them achieve substantial revenue growth.

As the founder of multiple successful ventures, Ferguson's expertise in high-ticket sales and real estate investing has made him a sought-after mentor and speaker across the industry.

John is an avid supporter of the Statue of Responsibility and has helped Gary and Leesa with his fundraising and sales expertise. Listen to hear his beautiful poem he's written for the SoR. 

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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Nathan Osmond is an American singer, songwriter, and motivational speaker, known for his country music career. He is a member of the famous Osmond family, the son of Alan Osmond, and the nephew of Donny and Marie Osmond. Nathan has performed both as a solo artist and with his brothers as part of the Osmond 2nd Generation group. He has released several country music singles and albums, earning accolades within the country music industry. Besides his music career, Nathan is also recognized for his work as a motivational speaker and his involvement in various charitable activities. 

In this episode, you will get a taste of Nathan's passion for American history and love for America's founding fathers. He adamantly reminds us to not forget our faith and God. 

Sue Brenchley is a strong and intelligent woman who has overcome life's ups and downs with gracefulness. She is the mother of four boys, including premature twins and a child born with defects. To manage the medical bills, Sue took a part-time job and helped her husband Craig with his business. This period took a toll on her health, leading her to discover a network marketing product that improved her well-being. Sue's passion for helping others with similar health challenges grew, and her success in network marketing eventually surpassed her job income.

As hesitant as she was to leave the day job, she made the leap-of-faith and spent 20 years excelling in network marketing before discovering ASEA in 2009. Sue's success comes from her sincere goal of helping others and she aims to initiate a widespread chain reaction of people helping people. 

Learn about the inspiring way she learned about the Statue of Responsibility and what it means to her.

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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In this enlightening episode, we are honored to host Congressman Owens, a former Raiders football player, who brings a wealth of wisdom on the American way and the importance of teaching the next generation about responsibility. Congressman Owens emphasizes that despite our differences in beliefs, we must work together as a team, much like a football team, to uphold core values such as responsibility, which should serve as a unifying force.

Joining Congressman Owens is the remarkable Landon B, who, at almost 14 years old, has already demonstrated exceptional responsibility and leadership. Landon recently volunteered to speak at the Point of the Mountain Committee meeting, delivering a phenomenal speech he wrote himself. His dedication and poise give us immense hope for the future, as well as showcasing the positive impact of responsible parenting.

Episode Highlights:

• Congressman Owens on the American way and instilling responsibility in the next generation
• The importance of unity and teamwork despite differing beliefs
• Landon B's inspiring speech at the Point of the Mountain Committee meeting

Tune in to hear Congressman Owens' insights on responsibility and unity, and be inspired by young Landon B's exemplary leadership and maturity.

Learn more about Congressman Owens:  https://owens.house.gov/

Don't miss this episode filled with wisdom, hope, and a call to action for all generations!

#Podcast #Responsibility #Unity #AmericanWay #CongressmanOwens #LandonB #YouthLeadership #Teamwork #CoreValues

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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In this inspiring episode, we are joined by two phenomenal women who have faced significant life challenges and emerged stronger, dedicated to uplifting others through their experiences.

Leisa Wallace shares her powerful journey of living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Despite the struggles, Leisa has found strength in her vulnerability, advocating for others with MS and providing support to those in need. She delves into the concept of "surrendering" during tough times to regain strength and resilience. Her story is a testament to the power of perseverance and hope.

Bridget Cook-Burch recounts her harrowing experience of nearly losing her life in the hospital. Through intuition and spiritual guidance, Bridget not only survived but discovered a new purpose. She now helps others share their incredible stories through words, publishing, and book launches. Her mission is to empower individuals to find their voices and inspire the world with their narratives.

Join us as Leisa and Bridget discuss the importance of responsibility, share their remarkable stories, and offer insights on finding strength in adversity. This episode is a beacon of hope and a source of motivation for anyone facing their own battles.

Tune in and be inspired by these two incredible women!

Episode Highlights:

• Leisa Wallace's journey with MS and her mission to support others
• The concept of "surrendering" to rise stronger
• Bridget Cook-Burch's near-death experience and spiritual awakening
• How Bridget empowers others to share their stories through publishing
• A discussion on responsibility and resilience

Don't miss this uplifting and empowering episode!

Learn More About Our Guests:

• Leisa Hardman Wallace
• M Bridget Cook Burch

#Podcast #Inspiration #Resilience #Hope #LeisaWallace #BridgetCookBurch #OvercomingAdversity #Responsibility #Storytelling #MSAwareness

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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William L. (“Bill”) Fillmore and David Clark are bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to our upcoming podcast episode!

Bill Fillmore, magna cum laude graduate of BYU and founder of Fillmore Spencer LLC, is a legal luminary known for his leadership in corporate law and community service. Bill talks about his early experiences with The SoRF and his visit with Ellie Frankl in Vienna.

David Clark, retired Senior Vice President of International Trade and Finance at Zions Bank, brings over 40 years of banking experience and a distinguished career in Utah politics, including serving as Speaker of the House. David and Steve talk about the importance of having core values as a nation.

Don't miss their insights on the SoRF and community leadership! 🎙️✨

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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Join host Stephen Cohen, in an inspiring episode of  Responsibility Matters, as he sits down with two extraordinary individuals at the forefront of a monumental movement. Gary Lee Price, the visionary artist behind the iconic Statue of Responsibility Monument, and Leesa Clark-Price, the passionate orchestrator driving the project forward, share their insights and heartfelt commitment to the cause.

Personal responsibility is more important than ever in today's world. Discover the profound meaning behind the Statue of Responsibility, a symbol that transcends mere sculpture to become a beacon of societal responsibility and personal empowerment.  Gary and Leesa delve into the essence of the monument, emphasizing how it embodies the vital connection between freedom and accountability.

Gain a deeper understanding of why the Statue of Responsibility represents more than just art—it's a catalyst for change and compassion. Learn how Gary's artistic vision and Leesa's dedication converge to ignite a movement centered on helping others and fostering a culture of mutual support that will leave you inspired to embrace your role in shaping a better future. 

"It's more than a monument, it's a movement!" - Leesa Clark-Price

When we are responsible, we respect others. When we act responsibly, we commit to the well-being of others. When we become part of the responsibility movement, we can change the world. Welcome to Responsibility Matters where responsibility + liberty = freedom. Here's your host Steve Cohen. 

Thank you for joining us on Responsibility Matters. Produced by Rachael Lofgran and Doug Jardine and hosted by Stephen Cohen. Please join us next time on Responsibility Matters. 

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