Jacob Lee is not just a celebrated Australian pop, singer-songwriter but also the visionary behind the Luminary Club and joins me on the latest installment of Justice Matters. Dive into an enlightening conversation where we explore the depths of authentic artistry, the birth and vision of Luminary Club, and the profound impact of creating new systems of value in today's world. This isn't just a talk about music; it's about redefining creativity and community in a digital age.

Jacob delves deep into what prompted the creation of the Luminary Club, an online sanctuary for creatives. What gaps did he see in the artistic community that he aimed to bridge? We discuss the essence of authentic art. What does it mean to Jacob to create from a place of authenticity? How has the music industry evolved in its acceptance and recognition of genuine artistry?

Creating Systems of Value:
Shifting the lens from art to the artists, Jacob shares his views on creating new systems of value. How can creatives forge meaningful change in the world, and what does it mean to measure success beyond charts and accolades?

The Role of Community:
In an age of digital isolation, how does the Luminary Club foster real connections? Jacob shares stories and insights into the vibrant community of creatives that have found their tribe within the club.

The Road Ahead:
What's next for Jacob Lee and the Luminary Club? Sneak peeks, future projects, and visions for a brighter, more connected world of creatives.

A heartfelt thank you to Jacob for joining us and an invitation to listeners to explore the Luminary Club and to continue the journey of seeking authenticity in their own art and lives.

To learn more about Jacob Lee, visit his Instagram page @jacobleemusic and YouTube channel @jacobleeofficial. Discover the Luminary Club community by visiting https://luminaryclub.gumroad.com.

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This podcast was produced by the master, himself, Jose Biotto… with a little help from me. The featured music is from the song “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance.

Justice Matters acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation, now known as Australia, and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Until next time, thank you for subscribing and sharing this podcast with your friends.

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Gear up for a special episode as we bring in John Richmond, not just as the dedicated former U.S. Ambassador fighting human trafficking, but also as a close friend with stories that are sure to inspire. Alongside his impactful role at Love Does, an organization born from Bob Goff’s vision, John has been a companion in journeys that matter. Our shared experiences include a trip to Israel in 2022, paving the way for the exciting launch of the Love Does school in Nazareth in March 2023, a beacon of hope in a land that yearns for peace.

On a fun side note… John and I, along with a motley crew of word changers, recently found ourselves reminiscing and dreaming big at Bob Goff's lodge in British Columbia. Amidst fun, laughter, shared memories, and the magnificent Canadian landscape, our commitment to justice and change only grew stronger.

Tune in for a conversation that melds the gravity of our causes with the genuine connection of two friends, deeply invested in a world where justice truly matters.

To learn more about the work of Love Does visit their website and follow them on instagram @lovedoes. You can also connect with John on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) @johnrichmond1.

This podcast was produced by the master, himself, Jose Biotto… with a little help from me. The featured music is from the song “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance.

Lastly, to my Patreon Community out there… thank you so very much for your support and generosity, without you this podcast would not be possible. If you’d like to become a Patreon and get exclusive access to behind the scenes content visit www.Patreon.com/TKBpodcasts, to start your “give-what-you-can” monthly contribution today and join me in creating a world where everyone belongs.

Justice Matters acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation, now known as Australia, and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Until next time, thank you for subscribing and sharing this podcast with your friends.

Learn More — https://timothybuxton.com/podcasts
Support the Show — https://patreon.com/TKBpodcasts

Venture into the great outdoors with Cam Greenwood, the visionary founder of the Zorali outdoor gear company. In this fun episode, we unearth the intersection of passion for nature, sustainable entrepreneurship, and the pursuit of justice. Cam shares the origins of Zorali, the challenges faced in building a brand committed to environmental conservation, and the strides taken to ensure that justice remains at the heart of every business decision.

For more information about Zorali, their amazing gear, and the adventurous community they are building, visit Zorali.com and connect on Instagram @zorali and @camgreenwood.

This podcast was produced by the master, himself, Jose Biotto… with a little help from me. The featured music is from the song “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance.

Lastly, to my Patreon Community out there… thank you so very much for your support and generosity, without you this podcast would not be possible. If you’d like to become a Patreon and get exclusive access to behind the scenes content visit www.Patreon.com/TKBpodcasts, to start your “give-what-you-can” monthly contribution today and join me in creating a world where everyone belongs.

Justice Matters acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation, now known as Australia, and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Until next time, thank you for subscribing and sharing this podcast with your friends.

Learn More — https://timothybuxton.com/podcasts
Support the Show — https://patreon.com/TKBpodcasts