In this inspiring episode, Rich Bennett sits down with Tracey DuBree, founder of The Turntable Fund in Harford County. They delve into the origins and impact of the nonprofit, which began amid the challenges of COVID-19 to support struggling local musicians. Tracey shares her personal journey from music enthusiast to community leader, revealing how the shutdown of local venues sparked her to action. The conversation highlights key initiatives like fundraising events and the development of a scholarship program aimed at fostering the next generation of musicians. With a blend of personal stories and community impact, this episode showcases how passion and perseverance can create harmony in the face of hardship.

 

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