Samuel Hirsch

Creative and strategic professional with experience in content creation, leadership, education, and sales. Proven ability to craft compelling narratives, lead creative projects, and engage audiences. Adept at mentoring and guiding individuals in educational and artistic settings. Passionate about connecting people to meaningful experiences through storytelling, marketing, and purposeful education. We will offer any works upon request.

• Andrea Mcknight Memorial Scholarship Recipient – awarded for academic excellence
• AG Credit Union Scholarship Recipient – awarded for academic excellence
• Member of Academic Honors Society

My journey is about the balance of life. Blending music, strategy, and creativity to build a lasting career. Music is my passion, but I know success requires more than talent and takes time. I’ve honed my skills as a musician, educator, writer, and leader, shaping not just my art but the structure of my life.

I thrive at the intersection of artistry and strategy, embracing both creation and execution especially in the midst of adversity. Every endeavor is part of a greater vision. My goal isn’t just to make music and tell stories but to build something meaningful. To ensure that when art reaches the world it breeds purpose and impact.

A well-rounded life is one that blends creativity, intellect, and connection. Whether carving through the streets on a longboard or walking a wooded trail, the act of movement sparks creative thought, making space for fresh ideas to take shape. An active lifestyle extends beyond this, with a love for pickleball, basketball, and even golf—though skill in the latter is certainly a work in progress. Beyond the physical, there’s a deep appreciation for philosophy and theology, frequently returning to the works of John Lennox, William Lane Craig, and, most often, C.S. Lewis. A great film offers another avenue for reflection, much like long walks with a loved one, where silence and conversation hold equal weight. And when the day winds down, few things compare to the warmth of a fire, a guitar in hand, and music shared among family and friends.