No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp 201: Unabridged Interview: Drew Holcomb
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Mar 28, 2025 Drew Holcomb, the singer-songwriter known for his storytelling, delves into the layers of life in a captivating chat. He emphasizes that the scarcity of life fuels our urgency for love and justice. His new album, 'Memory Bank,' reflects on personal experiences and the value of memories over material wealth, inspired by his father's wisdom. Drew also navigates the complexities of grief intertwined with faith, and he shares insights on maintaining authenticity in an industry often at odds with creativity. Excitement brews for an upcoming tour with Malcolm Gladwell.
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The Memory Bank
- Drew Holcomb's father, despite spending on family trips, emphasized memories over inheritance.
- He'd jokingly tell his children, "I put all my money in the memory bank."
Early Road Trip Memories
- Drew's family trips included his brother with spina bifida, often involving a converted van and creative seating arrangements.
- Drew became the designated navigator using Rand McNally maps, honing map skills valuable for his pre-smartphone touring days.
Travel's Impact
- Travel expands imagination by exposing individuals to diverse people and places, fostering empathy and curiosity.
- Meeting different people stirs empathy and curiosity, broadening perspectives.
