Faith, Art & Leadership: How Richard Fisher Turned Life’s Lessons into Legacy

 “Dedicate yourself to a core set of values. Without them, you’ll never lead effectively.” — Ken Chenault

In this powerful episode of The Journey, host Larry Robinson sits down with Richard Fisher, artist, mentor, faith leader, and lifelong Scoutmaster, whose story bridges faith, creativity, and perseverance.

Born on the South Side of Chicago and shaped in St. Louis, Richard’s life is a portrait of resilience and reflection. From his early days exploring the Chicago Art Institute with his mother to his 30+ years of leadership with the Boy Scouts of America, he’s spent his life inspiring others to believe, create, and serve.

In this heartfelt conversation, you’ll discover:

• The power of faith and what it means to be a true “son of a bishop”

• How his mother’s love of art planted the seed for his creative journey

• Lessons learned from his father about manhood, responsibility, and perseverance

• His powerful experiences leading youth across America through Scouting

• The mistakes that shaped his wisdom and the grace that helped him grow

• Why his life mantra is simple but profound: “Love everybody like God loves you.”

Richard’s journey reminds us that life is not about perfection — it’s about purpose, progress, and prayer.