Podcasts about toledoans

Director of Parks and Youth Services, Joe Fausnaugh, and Commissioner of Youth Services, David Bush, join Mayor Wade to talk about how city parks improve life outcomes for residents. Our Parks and Youth Services Department has been working hard to develop inviting community spaces in our City parks and youth programs to give our youngest Toledoans something new to do. Last week, we announced a $1.15 million grant from the Department of the Interior's Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program (ORLP) that will help us revitalize the City's oldest park, Rev. H.V Savage Park.

Parks and Youth Services Outreach and Special Events Manager, Jacqueline Johnson, joins Mayor Wade to discuss this year's Let's Get Moving program. Toledoans can join the group that meets at a local park every other week to walk the trails. Get more information and register at toledo.oh.gov/get-moving.

Jamie Farr, well-known to Toledoans for his years on the hit television show M*A*S*H, as well as the professional women's golf tournament that bore his name, is 90!

City of Toledo Let's Move program City of Toledo, Director of Parks and Youth Services Jacqueline Johnson Mercy Health Registered Nurse Sandy Sulier Mercy Health Nurse Coordinator Bethany Pfeiffer Let's Move is a city of Toledo-run program designed to improve the overall health of Toledoans. Flag City Honor Flight Bob Weinberg – Flag City Honor Flight

Lori Hauser, CEO of Imagination Station, calls this event the "Super Bowl of Science." There is no shortage of things to do the weekend before. Carl Nelson, Lead Scientist at Imagination Station, talks the science of it all. This is a once in a lifetime event for Toledoans! Toledo won't be in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse again until 2099! Viewing parties at Promenade Park, Navarre Park, and Joe E. Brown Park. More info at visittoledo.org/eclipse

CONTINUING THE RENAISSANCE Toledo's Director of Economic Development, Brandon Selhorst, wrote an editorial in the Sunday Blade last week touting Toledo momentum. He said a number of major development projects are poised to redefine Toledo landscape and continue an upward trajectory into 2024 and beyond. He listed five “major” projects including: the Glass City Riverwalk, the Toledo Social Innovation District (UpTown Neighborhood), Four Corners, Toledo Trade Center Industrial Park, Westgate North & Colony Lofts. But how do all Toledoans benefit from these projects? Why will they make a difference? Chris Nixon - Madeline's Patisserie SWEET IN SYLVANIA The former owner of Element 112 and its head chef - Chris Nixon - have big plans. And the city of Sylvania gave those plans a major jump start this week. A meeting allowed for purchase and prepping of the site at 4815 Holland-Sylvania Rd. It was the site of a former Baptist church. The city purchased it in 2015. But now - they're in the beginning stages of designing a bakery and shop with the hopes of expansion in just a short period of time. The specialty is croissants - and they have contracts with the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, Delta Airlines first class, and the universities of Michigan, Michigan State, and Notre Dame. Mr. Nixon has been pursuing new croissant contracts in Las Vegas. What is the secret of their success?

The Program is an organization committed to improving the lives of young men and women with real world experience and teachings. Tramain Rayford speaks with Fred about upcoming opportunities for young Toledoans this Summer.

Toledoans may remember superstar violinist Rachel Barton Pine's appearance with the Toledo Symphony a couple of seasons ago. Now, to mark the 25th anniversary of her pioneering album of works by Classical and Romantic composers of African descent, Cedille Records has re-released that album... with a new addition: Florence Price's Violin Concerto No. 2 with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conducted by Jonathon Heyward. That violin concerto, composed shortly before Price's death in the early 1950's, lay undiscovered until 2009, when a treasure trove of Price works was discovered in her former house near Chicago. In this Classical Conversation, Rachel gives us the backstory on that discovery, plus all of the music on her album Violin Concertos by Black Composers Through the Centuries. A long-time proponent of the vast amount of classical music left behind by composers of color, Rachel founded the Music by Black Composers project to not only spread that music, but to inspire young Black performers to embrace it, and ultimately change the landscape of Western classical music by spreading diversity throughout the canon.

Welcome Janet Amid to the 222 Paranormal Podcast! Janet is a world reknown Astrologer, Intuitive, TV and Radio personality. Her journey started at just five years old and has helped over 41,000 people with her keen sense and deep knowledge of Astrology and Metaphysics. She has helped many celebrities, businesss and local Toledoans understand their life journey, answered questions and guided them onto a better pathway. Janet is also a Certifed Life Coach and wedding officient and all around beautiful person! Please check out Janet's Website: https://www.janetamid.com Please remember to subscribe and share the show. https://www.222paranormal.com/ "Astrology supports the philosophy that life is a journey and our horoscope or natal chart is a star born road map of possible destinations"  

I know I irk some people, definitely on Twitter, when I say things like 'Toledo has a solid plan to end so much of the violence, and the murders.' Michele has studied this, so hear her out on it. Why your zip code means almost everything in your life. She's also got an epidemiological background, making her thoughts on COVID very much worth hearing as well. It took me some time to track Michele down, but I'm glad she made the time to chat. Her words are thoughtful, and she will be immensely helpful to Toledoans. 

President of the Lucas County Port Authority Thomas Watson discusses how Toledo is feeling the effects of the shipping supply chain kinks. Recently, President Joe Biden announced his plan to help fight the supply chain. These plans include turning ports into 24/7 operations. Shipping companies FedEx and UPS and Walmart also are expanding efforts to ease supply chain strain. Toledo City Council candidate profile - Ron Murphy. Murphy is a lifelong Toledoan who describes himself as a devoted Christian and loving family man. He says he believes in giving Toledoans a voice and pledges to bring "common sense back to government" and focus on the issues of corruption, crime, neglected communities and more. Toledo City Council candidate profile - Cerssandra McPherson. McPherson, who's currently serving on council, is a Toledo native and longtime educator with Toledo Public Schools. She touts her deep ties within the community and has been involved in the faith and labor communities for over 30 years. McPherson says she plans to reinvest in neighborhoods, increase youth engagement, and support local business.

Carolyn Harding with Mike Ferner and Markie Miller, advocates and activists for the health and well being of Lake Erie. Mike Ferner is coordinator of Lake Erie Advocates, a grassroots citizens' group that educates and organizes to build awareness and public pressure to stop the assault on Lake Erie by factory "farms" and other polluters. He lives with Sue Carter, his wife of 35 years, and an ever-changing number of cats, with Lake Erie as their front yard, in Toledo. Markie Miller is a volunteer organizer for Toledoans for Safe Water, and the Ohio Community Rights Network. She is an ambassador for the Lake Erie Bill of Rights and the Rights of Nature, speaking at the United Nations, appearing on The Daily Show, and numerous local, national and international media outlets. Mike I just read your AUGUST 27, article in Counterpunch, "There is No “Fixing” This Industry: the Third Battle for Lake Erie", with the visual of a huge billboard Saying “Lake Erie is Not a Toilet”- Markie, you and Julian Mack were my First GrassRoot Ohio guests 2 1/2 years ago, just after Toledo citizens voted to enact The Lake Erie Bill of Rights. The Objective is the same - a clean, safe, healthy lake. With everything that has gone on since that glorious day - What have you learned and what are your new tactics to protect Our Great Lake on Ohio's North shore? lakeerieadvocates.org Lake Erie Bill of Rights: LakeErieAction.org https://www.counterpunch.org/2021/08/27/there-is-no-fixing-this-industry-the-third-battle-for-lake-erie/ GrassRoot Ohio w/ Carolyn Harding - Conversations with every-day people, working on important issues here in Columbus and all around Ohio! There's a time to listen and learn, a time to organize and strategize, And a time to Stand Up/ Fight Back! Every Friday 5:00pm, EST on 94.1FM & streaming worldwide @ WGRN.org We now air on Sundays at 2:pm, EST on 92.7/98.3FM & streams @ WCRSFM.org & 4:00pm EST, at 107.1 FM, streams @ http://67.163.237.198:8000, Wheeling/Moundsville WV on WEJP-LP FM. Contact Us if you would like GrassRoot Ohio on your local station. Check us out and Like us on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/GrassRootOhio/ Check us out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grassroot_ohio/ If you miss the Friday broadcast, you can find it here: All shows/podcasts archived at SoundCloud! https://soundcloud.com/user-42674753 GrassRoot Ohio is now on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../grassroot-ohio/id1522559085 This GrassRoot Ohio interview can also be found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cinublue/featured... Intro and Exit music for GrassRoot Ohio is "Resilient" by Rising Appalachia: https://youtu.be/tx17RvPMaQ8

I wish I could've seen the look on my face a couple weeks ago when I saw a certain name on the list of Toledoans aiming for an at large seat on council.  Our coworker?! The 130db sports fanatic?! Yep. James Kushlan. He's got four tenets he's aspiring to run on during his campaign. I think you'll like them, and at the very least, find them admirable. Oh, and the Tigers are ALMOST back.  And some Ind(Guard)ians talk too. 

Dan's second visit to the podcast. How his campaign is going, what has he learned that Toledoans are troubled by, his thoughts on the Summit St. drama, and an invitation for his Toledo Spirits fundraiser on July 12th. First, no, don't free Britney just yet. And listen to you parents. Even when you're older!

The Lake Erie Bill of Rights, or LEBOR ballot initiative didn’t get very far after it was passed by Toledo voters in 2019, thanks to the fast action of Wood County farmers Mark Drewes. Drewes filed a lawsuit to thwart the attempt to give legal rights to Lake Erie and give Toledoans authority to sue farmers on behalf of the lake. The result of Drewes’ lawsuit was a U.S. District Court judge ruling, decisively, that LEBOR was invalid. On this Our Ohio Weekly we will get a behind the scenes look at the case and what its result means for Ohio farmers. 00:00 - Leah Curtis, policy counsel for Ohio Farm Bureau and Tom Fusonie, an attorney with the law firm Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease. 23:50 - Meet educator Becky Cropper and hear how she is positively impacting young lives in southwest Ohio classrooms "To the Beat of Agriculture". 32:20 - Jack Irvin, vice president of public policy with Ohio Farm Bureau gives the details on Governor DeWine's budget proposal for 2021-2022 and what it means for agriculture. 42:20 - Maggie Good, Director of Member Engagement for American Farm Bureau, shares info about Ag Safety Awareness Week.

We have a special guest this week talking AP Bio, Sharai. She's a playwright and amazing person and a new fan of the show. Our conversation goes all over the map as we dissect the latest two episodes, but we all agree that Jack is starting to change for the better.

Toledoans passed a law giving Lake Erie rights, as if it is a person. A federal judge struck the law down. For now, Lake Erie remains a lake. http://www.lehtoslaw.com

Ron John Jr. is a Trump supporter from Toledo that is the founder of Toledoans for Trump.  He provided a lot of insights about Toledo and some of the corruption that some politicians take part in. We also discussed why Ron Murphy is a good candidate for Lucas County Commissioner and how Pete Gerken and his daughter couldn't control themselves at the Trump Rally in Toledo. Co-host Mark Buckley provided his usual disdain for Toledo politicians. I am your host Andy Dybala, enjoy!

On this episode, we feature Toledo-based activist Markie Miller - the key leader who spearheaded Toledoans for Safe Water, a grassroots campaign that lead to the passing of the Lake Erie Bill of Rights this past February. Since then, she has spoken about the Rights of Nature movement all over the country. On Earth day 2019, she spoke to the United Nations as part of the Ninth Interactive Dialogue of the General Assembly on Harmony with Nature. She was even featured on the Daily Show with Trevor Noah. For this interview, we're taking you into the crowd of the 2019 Water is Life Festival, held in Mackinaw City Michigan last August, where Seth Bernard interviewed Markie. So let's pretend we're enjoying a beautiful late-summer afternoon at a festival in Northern Michigan, honoring the water and celebrating those who protect it! /// State of Water is a program of the Michigan-based non-profit organization Title Track, and is powered by the Clean Water Campaign for Michigan. The podcast is made possible through a generous contribution from the Esperance Foundation. /// EPISODE 10: / Markie Miller interviewed by Seth Bernard / Produced, edited and mixed by Dan Rickabus / Narrators - Alex Smith, Ben Darcie, Dan Rickabus, Rachel Marco-Havens / Music - Mike Savina, Seth Bernard

CORPORATIONS VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENT ~ Corporate corruption is working to protect short term profits- can environmental campaigners and small farmers protect our water and lands?.. or will climate change have the final say?Ohio's Chamber of Commerce killed a community-backed environmental bill of rights- Markie Miller with Toledoans for Safe Water joins Thom with the story. ~ Timothy Wise of the Small Planet Institute tells Thom a story of corporate-backed industrial agriculture steamrolling small farmers with a polluting form of industrial agriculture. Can they be stopped? ~ Thom reads a selection from 'This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are ruining the American West'. ~ Thom's listeners brilliantly identify the consequence of environmental destruction they are watching from where they sit. And Kerry in New York reminds us of the Global Climate March coming on the 20th of September. ~ We've just discovered another planet with liquid water, meanwhile Greta Thunberg sails to America on a racing yacht to support the teens leading climate protest. ~ Renard Loke checks in on the ongoing fight to stop the sale of indigenous lands in Ecuador about the size of the U.S. state of Maryland ~ Kerry in New York reminds us to support the Global Climate March next Friday.

[INTRO: 8:30] In this episode I speak with lawyer and radical environmental activist Will Falk. In this discussion, Will examines the United States legal system, in particular environmental law, and the difficult realities communities around the US continuously face when it comes to protecting natural entities (lakes, rivers, forests, etc.) from ecologically destructive government and corporate projects. As Will elaborates in this interview, the United States legal system is not designed to effectively protect human and non-human communities from ecologically destructive projects. Instead, as Will explains, it exists primarily “to make it near impossible for the citizenry to oppose those projects” through legal means.* This assertion can be demonstrated to be true by examining numerous legal cases that have come up in the last several decades in communities around US -- perhaps most dramatically by the community of Toledo, Ohio in their efforts to end the proliferation of toxic algae blooms in Lake Erie — the region’s main source of potable water. In response to this environmental crisis, the community organized to have a “Lake Erie Bill of Rights” on the ballot in their local elections. If enacted, the legislation would effectively grant legal rights to a natural entity (Lake Erie), and would work to protect the lake and the residents of Toledo from the destructive impacts of industrial agricultural runoff (which produces toxic algae blooms as a byproduct). As Will explains in detail, this campaign, in spite of being extremely well organized, well funded, legally and ethically sound, and having gained enough votes in the election, was shut down by the very legal processes that the community of Toledo relied upon for the success their campaign. This case, unfortunately, is not unique. After expounding on the details of this case, Will explains what must actually be done to halt the pervasive and ongoing destruction of the living systems of the planet. Our government and legal system as a whole will not, and cannot, do it for us. As the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund has stated: “Each municipality is a match, and each instance of a law being overturned as violative of these legal doctrines is an opportunity for people to see how the structure actually functions. This does the necessary work of penetrating the denial, piercing the illusion of democracy, and removing the blinders that prevent a large majority of people from seeing the reality on the ground.”* Will Falk is a writer, lawyer, and environmental activist. Will graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School and practiced as a public defender in Kenosha, WI. He left the public defender office to pursue frontline environmental activism. Will is the author of the upcoming book ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem.' *http://bit.ly/2JViXAL Episode Notes: - Learn more about Will and his work: http://willfalk.org - Purchase Will’s upcoming book ‘How Dams Fall: On Representing the Colorado River in the First-ever American Lawsuit Seeking Rights for a Major Ecosystem’: http://bit.ly/2xYJ2cG - Support the Toledoans for Safe Water: https://lakeerieaction.wixsite.com/safewatertoledo - Support the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund: https://celdf.org - Read more about the "Lake Erie Bill of Rights" case: http://bit.ly/2JViXAL - The song featured is “Computer Face (String Arrangement by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson)” by Flying Lotus from the album Cosmogramma Alt Takes. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

The 2019 Memorial Day Parade kicks off at 10:00 AM on Saturday, May 25 at Summit St. and Monroe, runs along Summit to Jackson and concludes at the Civic Center Mall.There will be a ceremony honoring Toledoans that gave their lives while serving at noon at the Civic Center Mall.Street closures from 8 AM to conclusion of parade.

The Lake Erie Bill of Rights is an initiative seeking to recognize the inalienable rights of Lake Erie to exist and flourish.Toledoans for Safe Water is a grassroots organization in the Toledo area working to establish a Bill of Rights to protect Lake Erie and the communities that rely on its health and viability.

Toledoans for Prison Awareness is excited to announce that we will be hosting Kirstin Eidenbach of the ATLaS Justice Center (Arizona) on Sunday, February 10th at 2 p.m. at the First Unitarian Church.Kirstin will present her groundbreaking look at the impact of long-term incarceration in inmates and how it affects the success of reentry upon release. She will give insight on ways to improve outcomes to benefit all of us.Jim Prager of Toledoans for Prison Awareness will also speak on how the same issues affect the staff employed in our prisons, creating higher incidents of substance abuse, domestic violence, and suicide. There will be a question and answer session to follow. THIS IS A FREE EVENT AND OPEN TO ALL! Light refreshments will be provided. For all who are interested, TPA will be holding its monthly meeting immediately following the Q&A.

The Toledo Jeep® Fest – held the second weekend in August each year – celebrates decades of Jeep’s partnership with the City of Toledo. Jeep has been touching the lives of Toledoans, people throughout the United States, and people around the world in a meaningful way for a very long time, and in August 2019 the City and its visitors will celebrate that rich history for the third time as part of Toledo Jeep Fest.The first Toledo Jeep Fest – a one-day celebration in 2016 – was an unqualified success, bringing an estimated 40,000 people to downtown Toledo, which was the most for any event since the end of World War II. Even with that high standard already established, the second Toledo Jeep Fest was indeed bigger and even better.The 2018, Toledo Jeep Fest brought in an estimated 60,000 people including Jeep enthusiasts from 27 states, Canada and Mexico. The estimated economic impact was $4.5 million. Attendees celebrated their love for Jeep vehicles and an adventurous way of life – and, doing it in the city where the Jeep was invented and where its heart beats every day: Toledo, Ohio.The Toledo Jeep Fest Steering Committee’s goal is to become the largest Jeep-related event in the United States. In 2019, we look to presenting the Jeep brand’s bright future, highlighting the new-to-market Gladiator pickup truck, and proudly showcasing Toledo as the heart of Jeep Country. We are stepping up our game and planning is now underway. The weekend of August 9-11, 2019 will be action packed, and thousands of Jeep enthusiasts from across the country are expected to take part in the Jeep parade through downtown Toledo, an All-Jeep Exhibit at the SeaGate Convention Centre, and much more.

Revitalizing Toledo and Revitalizing Your City will be hosting a fundraiser for the movement "KEEP THE JAIL DOWNTOWN" over Facebook Live. Join us on our Live Stream on January 16th from 4 to 9 PM and donate to this cause via Keep the Jail's website. The hosts and guests include Kimberly Rose Ruby Morgan, Mary Olson Dutkowski, Asmi Barua, Benjamin Todd, and many more.. WHAT IS THE ISSUE?The Lucas County government is attempting to build a $185 million jail. This jail would be the most expensive jail per square foot (nearly $700 per square foot) and per bed ($284,615), that has ever been built in America. The bidding process for this jail along with the county's overall planning process have been kept secret from the public until recently, raising suspicions of foul play by elected representatives. MORE THAN A "NOT IN MY BACKYARD" ISSUEFrom the single mother working three jobs in the hopes that her child has a bright future in Lucas County, to the local entrepreneur hoping that the Toledo market will be strong enough for their business to prosper, to even a seasoned business executive that has made large investments in the region that they hope will pay off, THIS ISSUE MATTERS! This isn't just about the construction of a jail. It's about whether or not the County will have the funds to fix the roads in the future, to invest in economic development projects, and whether or not the area will be a good place to live at in the future. WHY REVITALIZING TOLEDO & REVITALIZING YOUR CITY IS GETTING INVOLVEDOur show takes a non-partisan look at politics from an economic policy standpoint. The expense of this jail puts our community at risk of being unable to make greater economic progress in the future. As a result, we believe that supporting this issue and preventing the county from making a grave mistake is important to the future of our community. HOW YOU CAN HELPOn February 26th the issue of whether to build the jail goes on ballot. While the County has large amounts of funding from the Contractors who are supposed to build this jail, and the Unions that are going to be hired to build it, Keep the Jail Downtown relies on donations from every day Toledoans

Their issue was shot down by the Lucas County Board of Elections! They stop by to have their say!

Markie Miller with Toledoans for Safe Water discusses the proposed Lake Erie Bill of Rights

The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department is committed to being the leader in public health by promoting and protecting the health of all people where they live, learn, work, and play.For Info on West Nile and Hep A visit http://www.lucascountyhealth.com/

Charissa Graczyk- Toledo Prohibition ChroniclesCome hear about some Prohibition Toledo history! From Yonnie Licavoli to Jack Kennedy to the Depression... and, special, personal stories shared by Toledoans. 60 minute docu-drama with bonus footage.

The Story Machine 9000 Podcast is unique podcast in which host and guest story tellers alike are gifted a few words and prompts from the mysterious, magical Story Machine! This podcast, started by some Toledoans, can be found at http://storymachine9000.blogspot.com. Additionally, the guys have worked on the Tree City Film Festival in Sylvania the past few years. Checkout the films here: https://vimeo.com/treecityfilmfestival ****Toledo Trivia*** Q1. This Toledo Native starred as Maxwell Klinger on MASH … Hint: Used to have a LPGA Tournament named after him Q2. Formerly Married to a scientologist, this Toledo native Actress will be a judge at the Maumee Film Festival this September (and hopefully a guest on the Toledo Matters Podcast) Q3. Bonnie Turner, a Toledo Native, was formerly a staff writer on SNL who would go on to create two timeless TV series’ - Third Rock From The Sun, and this other classic starring Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher (among others). Bonus: This new NBC Sitcom starring Glenn Howerton from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Patton Oswalt is about an Ivy League philosophy scholar who losses his dream job and ends up teaching AP Bio at a local Toledo school. *****Credits****** - For more information on Dave and Josh visit storymachine9000.blogspot.com or listen to their podcast on iTunes - Toledo Matters is always recorded out of magnificent recording studios of WavFlow Media. Nate and the WavFlow team are the most professional Audio Engineering Studio around. We promise he will make you and your guests sound pretty dang crispy. www.WavFlowMedia.com - Thank you to Toledo Matters Trivia prize sponsor Actual Coffee. - Another thank you to the ridiculously talented designer, Jacob Parr. Our logo, cover photos, and much of everything else visual to Toledo Matters was created by Jacob. For more of his work, or if you want to kick your brand up a notch, visit jacobparr.design - You can always get more information about this show and a map of the hidden gems our guests have mentioned at Toledomatters.com - And thank you Toledo, for tuning in, and making Toledo Matter. Until next time, we wish you well.

Episode 0 of the Toledo Matters Podcast --------------------------------------------------------- With Bob Tucker, Danny Woodcock, & Nathan Lewis --------------------------------------------------------- Toledo's premiere boosterism Podcast - all the great happenings going on in this little big city and those people behind the movement. ------------------------------- How'd it start? At an EPIC Toledo Leading by Example breakfast with Toledo Mudhens and Walleye GM, Joe Napoli, the group was suggested projects to consider working on. This is the product of one of those suggestions. Who are we? A group of humbled Toledoans dedicated to shedding light to all the great happenings of Toledo. -------------------------------- Today's Guests Danny Woodcock * Co-Host of Toledo Matters Podcast * Co-Founder of BirneyWoodcock Designs * Former Zombie, Christmas Elf, and CIA Informant at Trapped Toledo * University of Toledo Marketing & Sales Graduate * Above average Xboxer * Below average golfer * Favorite thing to do in Toledo - Balance Grille Bob Tucker * Lawyer at RCO Law * Father of 2 * St. Francis de Sales Graduate * Georgetown University Graduate * University of Toledo Law School Graduate * Circle 2445 Young Professionals Group at the TMA (http://www.toledomuseum.org/events/circle-2445/) * Favorite thing to do in Toledo - Toledo Museum of Art Nathan Lewis * CU Boulder & CU Denver Student * Ontario Institute for Arts and Recording Technology (in London, Ontario) Graduate * University of Toledo Electrical Engineering Graduate * Founder of WavFlow Media * Family Business - Vintage Aerial Photography * West Moreland Historical Neighborhood (http://historicwestmoreland.com/) * Favorite thing to do in Toledo - Toledo Mudhens & Toledo Walleye. Runner-Up, Kengo Sushi.