Episode five of the White Horse Podcast features hosts Devidasa Kawal and Michael Drapak interviewing Andrea Nalls, president and CEO of the Dunedin Fine Arts Center. Nalls describes the center as a major visual art education hub offering over 1,000 classes annually, multiple galleries, a children’s museum, and extensive community programming, and they discuss the sold-out Wearable Art fashion show fundraiser. She explains how museums and art support informal learning, community identity, mental health, and human connection, and shares a response to artwork vandalism as a teachable moment. The conversation covers building membership through front-line service and culture, fundraising rooted in trust and relationships, mentorship, leadership lessons from rejection, and a rapid-fire segment revealing her preferences, writing hobby, and growth in public speaking.00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro00:50 Wearable Art Met Gala Vibes03:43 Andrea’s Career Calling05:59 DFAC as Community Hub08:06 Why Art Matters for Health11:07 Shaping Dunedin’s Identity14:10 Art Museums and Connection15:50 Vandalism as Teachable Moment20:31 Membership and Belonging24:16 Culture and Mentorship29:23 Fundraising Starts With Trust34:25 Rapid Fire Leadership Q&A37:42 Asking For Help38:16 Integrity Over Ego38:57 Rejection And Resilience41:29 Writing As Escape43:51 Public Speaking Fears47:10 Claim Your Wins50:00 Keep Learning Mindset50:33 Rapid Fire Fun52:41 Episode Wrap Up