Leaders Who Create

Leaders Who Create is the podcast where leadership and creativity collide. Each episode is designed for creatives, dreamers, and leaders who believe in the power of idea and the impact of authentic conversation. Hosted by Jason Squires, each episode brings together artists, entrepreneurs, leaders, and everyday innovators to explore the intersection of creativity, leadership, and purpose. Whether you’re a worship leader, graphic designer, musician, small business owner, stay-at-home parent, or just someone passionate about bringing ideas to life, there’s a seat for you here. Through real stories and candid conversations, Leaders Who Create equips and inspires creatives to take bold steps, embrace their process, and make meaningful impact. Pull up a chair. Let’s talk creativity, leadership, and everything in between.

Leaders Who Create is a music podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 247 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Leaders Who Create, a music show with 247 episodes published.

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  247 Connection is where Legacy Begins with Jason Squires | Stories, People & Impact

  Sep 30, 202610 min

  Legacy starts with when we connect with people. Over the last couple of months, we’ve had conversations around the idea of creating connection and creating legacy. Two things that might not seem to go together, but are very much a part of each other. In this episode, Jason Squires brings those two topics together in a short conversation and reflects on some of the conversations we’ve had over the last couple of months. Our hope is that you’ll listen to all the conversations, find some people to connect with, and continue to create wherever you are.

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  246 Creating, Building & Letting Go with Jack Hamlin | WCS, Hidden Chalk Boards, & Ambrosia Salad

  Sep 23, 202650 min

  What does it look like to take an idea that feels a little crazy and actually build it? In 1974, Jack Hamlin founded Woodland Christian School in Woodland, CA. What started as an idea became something that would grow, impact generations of students and families, and eventually become something much bigger than any one person. In this conversation, Jason Squires sits down with Jack as he takes us back to those early days and shares what it was like to build something from the ground up, navigate the challenges people on the outside never see, and protect the values and culture that mattered along the way. They also talk about that moment when you realize, “This thing is bigger than me now,” and what it looks like to eventually hand something you've poured your life into over to someone else. And maybe the biggest question of all: What do you do when you have an idea but don't feel qualified or capable enough to actually start? This is a conversation about creating, building a legacy, letting go, and having the courage to start the thing that's been on your heart.

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  245 Creating a Legacy of Family with John Waller | Daddy's Here, Road Life, & WallerCo. Music

  Sep 16, 202636 min

  What happens when something you’ve spent your life doing becomes something your whole family gets to experience together? In this episode, Jason Squires sits down with John Waller to talk about music, family, and the legacy we leave behind. John shares what led him to make music with his family, what he’s learned about communication and giving each other space, and how he creates room for his kids to bring their own creativity to the table. They also talk about something bigger than music: what we hope our kids carry forward from us, even if they choose a completely different path. Because sometimes the greatest thing we create isn’t the thing we’re known for. It’s what we build into the people coming after us. Check out Waller and Co at www.wallerandco.com .

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  244 Legacy through Multiplication with Mike Sexton | Awana, Future Leaders, & Green Jello

  Sep 9, 202629 min

  Legacy isn't always about what we build. Sometimes it's about what we pour into people and what they go on to do with it. In this conversation, Jason Squires sits down with Mike Sexton from Awana to talk about the power of investing in leaders and the incredible ripple effect that can happen when those leaders pour into kids. Together they talk about creating an environment where kids know they are seen, believed in, and capable of making a difference, and what it looks like to invest in people even when you may never get to see the full impact of that investment. Mike has spent years helping leaders develop and lead the next generation, and this conversation is a reminder that some of the most significant things we create may never have our name on them. They live on through the people we choose to invest in. And, of course, we talk about food because every good conversation eventually gets there.

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  243 Building a Legacy Bigger than Yourself with Jeremy Willet | The Million Movement, Child Sponsorship, & Gumbo

  Sep 2, 202640 min

  What does it look like to build something that can outlast you? Join Jason Squires and Jeremy Willet, founder of The Million Movement, as he shares what inspired him to launch a vision bigger than himself. He also shares what he's learning about building for the future. Jeremy and Jason sit down to talk about developing others to carry the vision, staying faithful when the results may be years away, and what it means to “plant trees you will never sit in the shade of.” And of course, we talk about his favorite food stops on tour. Join the Million Movement at https://themillionmovement.com/ .

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