What does it take to build a healthier community?

In this episode of Common Good for the Commonwealth, Dr. Doug Flora joins us for a conversation about medicine, leadership, innovation, and the responsibility we share to improve the health of the communities around us.

Drawing from his career as a physician and healthcare leader, Dr. Flora explores what happens when we look beyond individual outcomes and consider the bigger picture, access, collaboration, prevention, and the systems that shape our health.

It’s a conversation about caring for people, strengthening communities, and what it means to put your expertise to work for the common good.

What happens when you take some of the region’s top business and community leaders out of the boardroom, put instruments in their hands, and give them a stage?

You get Suits That Rock, and a powerful example of what can happen when people bring their talents, relationships, and a little bit of rock and roll together for the common good.

In this episode of Common Good for the Common Wealth, Horizon CEO Nancy Grayson sits down with Kevin Canafax, one of the driving forces behind Suits That Rock, to talk about how an idea to bring business leaders together through music grew into one of the region’s signature philanthropic events.

Kevin shares the story behind Suits That Rock, what happens when leaders step outside their usual roles, and why music has such a unique ability to build relationships across industries, communities, and backgrounds.

Since its beginning, Suits That Rock has raised more than $2 million to support The Carnegie’s arts education programming, helping make arts experiences accessible to young people throughout the region.

Join us for 2026's Suits That Rock on Saturday, September 19th. Get your tickets at https://thecarnegie.com/support/suits-that-rock/

What does it mean to build a business that becomes part of the fabric of a community?

In this episode of Common Good for the Common Wealth, Horizon CEO Nancy Grayson sits down with Emily Wolff, a creative entrepreneur whose work has helped shape Covington’s MainStrasse Village through hospitality, design, and a deep appreciation for the history of the places we call home.

Emily shares how her background in fine arts and restaurants has influenced her approach to entrepreneurship, why storytelling is at the heart of the spaces she creates, and what it looks like to invest in a neighborhood while honoring the people and history already there.

It’s a conversation about creativity, preservation, entrepreneurship, and the power of creating places where people can come together.