Jonathan Sprout’s
Force For Good
Music & Films Inspired by Nature
“Let's join in creating a bold, visionary world that is not driven by fear but inspired by hope.”
—JONATHAN SPROUT, FOUNDER
“Let's join in creating a bold, visionary world that is not driven by fear but inspired by hope.”
—JONATHAN SPROUT, FOUNDER
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“An uplifting respite … The music transports you … proving there is magic in the world … moving and emotional … Highly listenable.” —R J Lannan, Artisan Music Reviews
Film of the Month - Uplifters: True Forces for Good
If you follow “the news” these days, it’s easy to feel discouraged. It’s not hard to feel lost by the facts of climate change, the pandemic, political upheaval, and the war in Ukraine. Despite the heartbreak we feel for the sufferings of countless innocent people, for the existential threat to our planet, there is reason to hope.
Let’s acknowledge and celebrate these people working to improve the lives of all. Their intelligence, hard work, dedication, and commitment defines them as heroes. They are the true forces for good. We at Force For Good salute all uplifters who are making the world a better place.
Please watch our 4:35 short film Uplifters: True Forces for Good, and consider how you can help be part of the solution. —Jonathan
Recently I was a guest on journalist Harriet Tramer’s “Aging Without Wrinkles” podcast. We did not discuss wrinkles; beauty is only skin deep. But talking “heroes”—and about my career writing and singing about American heroes—took us straight to the core of important issues.
My favorite heroes are uplifters.
Take Major Leaguer Jackie Robinson. He fought racism and death threats with talent and strength of character. He was a gentleman who hit baseballs, ran the bases, and made great defensive plays on the field. Jackie’s spectacular sportsmanship crushed the myth that the color of your skin determines how much you can achieve.
Harriet asked for a current sports hero example…
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you.
What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”