Powered by WGTE, this episode features a Community Impact conversation on The Four Hundred & Nineteen, highlighting the individuals and organizations that make a positive difference across Northwest Ohio—with support from our friends at The Community Foundation.

The show is joined by Zach Huber from the Toledo Lucas County Public Library, who shares how the Library continues to evolve as a cornerstone of the community. From access to information and workforce resources to programming that supports learning at every stage of life, Zach talks about why libraries remain essential—and how they continue to meet people where they are.

The conversation continues with Steve Miller, General Manager of the Huntington Center and Glass City Center, who provides an update on the many concerts, sporting events, conventions, and community gatherings coming to downtown Toledo. Supported by Destination Toledo, Steve encourages listeners to be a Tourist in Toledo—exploring local venues, supporting events, and experiencing everything the city has to offer.

Together, the episode highlights how access, activation, and engagement help build a stronger, more connected community—and why investing in local institutions and experiences benefits everyone.

Thanks to our sponsors: Whetro Wealth Management, Workspring, Toledo Refining Company, Toledo Community Foundation, Destination Toledo, and TARTA.

Catch the show 3 times every day on WGTE: 7am on WGTE’s YouTube Channel, 3pm on the radio at FM91, and 6pm on TV channel 30.4 WGTE Connects.