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Responsibility Matters

By: Stephen Cohen
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  • Welcome to Responsibility Matters, where we delve into responsibility's profound impact on humanity. Our podcast is FREE and accessible to anyone. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to hear its insightful messages. However, there's also an option to support our project by subscribing. All proceeds from subscriptions contribute to the construction of the Statue of Responsibility. YOU can be a part of this and your name will be mentioned on future donor recognition platforms. Additionally, subscribers gain access to future exclusive podcast episodes.

    Thank you for supporting us, and please share the podcast with your friends and family. We aim for the movement to grow exponentially! Join us as we unravel the timeless wisdom of responsibility, fostering a deeper understanding of accountability and compassion in our lives and society.
    © 2024 Responsibility Matters
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Episodes
  • Free Episode | Bill Fillmore and David Clark | The SoRF Board Members

    Free Episode | Bill Fillmore and David Clark | The SoRF Board Members
    May 7 2024

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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! 🎙️✨

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    40 mins
  • Free Episode | Gary and Leesa Price | Heart of the Monument

    Free Episode | Gary and Leesa Price | Heart of the Monument
    Apr 23 2024

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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

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    31 mins
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