Dr. Traci Harrell, a passionate advocate for community empowerment, joins The David Trey Show to discuss her involvement with the Odunde Festival and the upcoming African Cultural Arts Center. Dr. Harrell emphasizes the importance of leaving a legacy of love and service, stating, "It is about us being able to show up, for each of us, to be able to leave a legacy, to be able to contribute in some way."

She highlights the visionary leadership of Ms. Alpha, who has dedicated 40 years to building deep roots in the community. Dr. Harrell expresses her enthusiasm for the future, stating, "I'm excited to say I'm a part of that next 40 years. I'm part of leaving a legacy, and this is definitely part of divine, divine guidance."

Dr. Harrell encourages everyone to get involved and support the African Cultural Arts Center, emphasizing the various opportunities available, including the building fund, the legacy wall, and the online ecosystem. She invites the community to join the journey and contribute to shaping the story for the next 40 years. As Dr. Harrell says, "We are all part of community, and so being able to contribute both your voice, to tell your story, to really be able to show up in community in a way that allows us to, again, leave a legacy...I think there's nothing more we can do than to really walk in our divine assignments."