This week I welcome two sets of incredible guests who are shaping culture and community right here in Central Virginia.First, I sit down with Ula Kauppi, CFRE, Executive Director of the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra, and David Glover, Music Director & Conductor. We talk about the Symphony’s upcoming concerts, the role of live music in bringing people together, and why preserving in-person arts experiences matters now more than ever in an increasingly digital world. From the excitement of a live orchestra to the impact the Symphony has on education and local culture, Ula and David remind us why supporting the arts is an investment in our community’s soul. 🎶💃Then, in the second half of this double-take episode, I’m joined by Mike Lewis, Public Image Chair for the Forest Rotary Club. We dive into their powerful Field of Honor® Flag Memorial Fundraiser, an awe-inspiring display of flags honoring veterans, first responders, and community heroes. Mike also shares more about what Rotary does year-round—from service projects to local impact—and how anyone can get involved in making a tangible difference. 🇺🇸These conversations highlight how both the arts and service organizations help us stay grounded, connected, and engaged with the real needs of our neighborhoods. Whether through the power of music or the act of service, there are so many opportunities to contribute, show up, and be part of something bigger than ourselves.