Welcome to Born to Serve on the We Serve Network! I'm Charles McFall, and today I'm joined by the remarkable Dan Russell — a man whose influence in music spans decades and whose heart beats for service. You might not know his name, but you've definitely felt his impact. From working alongside legends like U2 and Bono to championing artists behind the scenes, Dan has dedicated his life to empowering others through music, advocacy, and a deep, authentic faith.

In this powerful, unfiltered conversation, we explore Dan’s journey from growing up in church culture to serving artists across the globe, his thoughts on faith outside of religious boxes, the soul-shaking power of music, and the health challenges that redefined his life and calling. We talk strokes, comebacks, quiet moments with God, and the profound beauty of simply being present.

If you care about music, purpose, faith, or what it truly means to serve others — this is for you.

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In today’s compelling episode, Charles sits down with Sean Forrest, founder of Haiti180, a mission-driven nonprofit organization devoted to serving the people of Haiti through compassionate action. From its founding in 2002, Haiti180 has been rooted in service—building schools, a children’s home, a medical clinic, and an elderly care facility—all in remote villages. These efforts reflect a deep commitment to serving Haiti's most vulnerable with dignity, love, and faith.

As political instability and violent gang control grip the nation, Sean offers a first-hand account of the current crisis. Over 85% of Port-au-Prince is now under gang influence, displacing over a million citizens and cutting off vital resources. In the face of this turmoil, Sean and his team continue to serve courageously on the front lines—providing education, medical aid, and hope where it’s needed most.

This episode is a powerful reminder that true leadership is rooted in service. Sean discusses how Haiti180’s mission has never been more urgent, and how every act of service—whether on the ground or from afar—can change lives.

Tune in to hear how one man’s call to serve became a movement, and how you can take part in serving Haiti in its hour of need.

🌍 Learn more or support the mission at Haiti180.com

Former Marine and California correctional officer Richard Caruso risked everything to expose corruption, abuse, and brutality inside one of America’s most violent prisons—Corcoran State Prison. His story, which inspired the film Felon, is one of courage, sacrifice, and a deep belief in doing what’s right—even when it means standing alone. In this powerful interview, Caruso shares his harrowing journey from loyal officer to whistleblower, the backlash he faced from the state, and how he’s now using his voice to uplift troubled youth, veterans, and first responders across the country.Prepare to be moved, challenged, and inspired. This is more than a story of prison reform—it's a story about rediscovering humanity, resilience, and purpose.👉 Watch until the end to hear how gang members, fellow officers, and complete strangers came to respect the man who defied a system—and lived to make a difference.#Whistleblower #RichardCaruso #PrisonReform #FelonMovie #Justice #WeServe #BornToServePodcast #Veterans #FirstResponders #Courage #TrueStory