In this episode of The Collective Impact Podcast, we sit down with legendary musicians Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill, whose friendship and musical partnership have spanned decades. They share stories of their creative journey—how collaboration has shaped their music, their faith, and their approach to working with others.
From the vulnerability of sharing ideas to the humility needed to lift up others, this conversation goes beyond music and into what it means to work together for something greater than ourselves. Whether you’re a musician, a nonprofit leader, or someone who wants to collaborate better in any area of life, this episode is full of wisdom, laughter, and practical insights on the heart of collaboration.
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In this episode of The Collective Impact Podcast, we sit down with legendary musicians Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill, whose friendship and musical partnership have spanned decades. They share stories of their creative journey—how collaboration has shaped their music, their faith, and their approach to working with others.
From the vulnerability of sharing ideas to the humility needed to lift up others, this conversation goes beyond music and into what it means to work together for something greater than ourselves. Whether you’re a musician, a nonprofit leader, or someone who wants to collaborate better in any area of life, this episode is full of wisdom, laughter, and practical insights on the heart of collaboration.
#5 Joel Lueb - Building Independence and Community
Collective Impact
26 minutes 25 seconds
1 year ago
#5 Joel Lueb - Building Independence and Community
What happens when someone combines a passion for community, a background in foster care, and entrepreneurial skills to create lasting change for emancipated youth?
On this episode of the Collective Impact Podcast, we’re talking with Joel Lueb, a print production business owner from California, about his journey from fostering 19 children to founding DSF Works, a nonprofit that mentors youth aging out of foster care through classic car restoration and media arts. Together, we’ll explore the heart behind his work, the integration of his faith with his business, and the powerful impact his community-centered approach is having on both the youth and volunteers involved.
Collective Impact
In this episode of The Collective Impact Podcast, we sit down with legendary musicians Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill, whose friendship and musical partnership have spanned decades. They share stories of their creative journey—how collaboration has shaped their music, their faith, and their approach to working with others.
From the vulnerability of sharing ideas to the humility needed to lift up others, this conversation goes beyond music and into what it means to work together for something greater than ourselves. Whether you’re a musician, a nonprofit leader, or someone who wants to collaborate better in any area of life, this episode is full of wisdom, laughter, and practical insights on the heart of collaboration.
