Steve Riach's guest appearances

Steve Riach

Wellspring Church DFW

By Example: A Leadership Podcast with Carly Fiorina

Lift Speaks

Sports Philanthropy Podcast

Eric Metaxas

Brad Meltzer

Adam Grant

Lori Gottlieb

Carly Fiorina

Ron Johnson

David Flynn

Gretchen Carlson

George Lynch

John Maxwell

Keith Brown

Michelle Cook

Tony Dungy

Michael Miller

Baron Davis

OwlTail

Steve Riach joins our host Roy Kessel on S2:EP18 of the #SportsPhilanthropy #Podcast to discuss how his background in telling stories about #athletes and #sports organizations led him to launch the One Heart Project to help kids navigating the Juvenile Justice System. #SocialJustice #JusticeReform #SocialChange

S2:EP18 Steve Riach, One Heart Project

Carly sits with Steve Riach of The One Heart Project, a non-profit that seeks to deter juvenile crime and recidivism rates for those who have been incarcerated by addressing children pre-crime at school initiatives; and post-incarceration for reentry into society to become thriving members of it. They discuss how Steve recognized the problem, how he began to address it one person at a time, and the One Heart movie inspired by real life events. They discuss the power of community collaboration and emotional intelligence education to change the trajectory of young lives and solve problems within that community.

Carly sits with Steve Riach of The One Heart Project, a non-profit that seeks to deter juvenile crime and recidivism rates for those who have been incarcerated by addressing children pre-crime at school initiatives; and post-incarceration for reentry into society to become thriving members of it. They discuss how Steve recognized the problem, how he began to address it one person at a time, and the One Heart movie inspired by real life events. They discuss the power of community collaboration and emotional intelligence education to change the trajectory of young lives and solve problems within that community.

#7: Steve Riach: The Power of One

Warning: This story will bring tears to your eyes. Steve Riach has been in the film industry creating stories for decades. His current project, One Heart, is much more than a heartwarming story. One Heart is a film and a project that is transforming lives – lives for generations. Based on a true story of a football game between two vastly different high school teams: one school is private; the other school is a prison. Steve began this journey to create and share a great story, only to discover a much greater purpose and opportunity to change lives, build collaboration and create real change. I started my business and making movies because . . . I wanted to change the world through storytelling. The thing I enjoy most about my business/making movies is . . . two things: 1) working in a collaborative environment with great people to accomplish something that is bigger than all of us; 2) the creative process of developing a story or project that can engage people, cause them to think, and potentially impact them. The biggest surprise for me as a business owner/film maker is . . . how expensive everything is. One question people should ask me is . . . what are all the mistakes you made (to date) and what have you learned from them? One thing I wish I knew when I was younger is . . . to invest more time making good deposits into people – it is the most important thing we can do and brings the greatest return.

Warning: This story will bring tears to your eyes. Steve Riach has been in the film industry creating stories for decades. His current project, One Heart, is much more than a heartwarming story. One Heart is a film and a project that is transforming lives – lives for generations. Based on a true story of a football game between two vastly different high school teams: one school is private; the other school is a prison. Steve began this journey to create and share a great story, only to discover a much greater purpose and opportunity to change lives, build collaboration and create real change. I started my business and making movies because . . . I wanted to change the world through storytelling. The thing I enjoy most about my business/making movies is . . . two things: 1) working in a collaborative environment with great people to accomplish something that is bigger than all of us; 2) the creative process of developing a story or project that can engage people, cause them to think, and potentially impact them. The biggest surprise for me as a business owner/film maker is . . . how expensive everything is. One question people should ask me is . . . what are all the mistakes you made (to date) and what have you learned from them? One thing I wish I knew when I was younger is . . . to invest more time making good deposits into people – it is the most important thing we can do and brings the greatest return.

Ep12 Steve Riach - One Heart: Using Film to Create Transformation in Lives and in Culture

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