In this episode of The Four Hundred & Nineteen, we’re hitting rewind.

As we look back on the year, we’re revisiting some of the moments, conversations, and stories that defined the show — the ones that made us laugh, pause, think differently, and fall even more in love with this community. From reflections on leadership and service, to creative risk-taking, faith, and what it really means to show up for Toledo, these rewind clips capture the heart of what this podcast is all about.

Whether you’ve been with us since episode one or you’re just jumping in, this is a chance to slow down, reconnect, and hear these conversations again — maybe with fresh ears.

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In this episode of The Four Hundred & Nineteen, Kevin welcomes his final guest of the year, Bryce Roberts — a community leader focused on growth, opportunity, and the future of Northwest Ohio.

Bryce joins the conversation to talk about leadership, economic momentum, and what it takes to build systems that actually work for people. From workforce challenges to long-term vision, this episode dives into how thoughtful leadership and collaboration can shape a stronger region — and why local engagement still matters more than ever.

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In this episode of The Four Hundred & Nineteen, Matt welcomes his final guest of the year, Mac Driscoll — Toledo City Council member, urban planner, and community advocate with a deep love for his hometown.

Mac shares his journey from growing up in Maumee to working in economic development with Connect Toledo, and how his background in urban planning shapes the way he thinks about housing, walkability, zoning, and the future of Toledo. It’s an honest, thoughtful conversation about public service, smart growth, and what it really takes to build a city people want to stay in — and move to.

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In this episode of The Four Hundred & Nineteen, Gretchen welcomes Shana Lee, the creative force behind Shana Was Here — a social media and travel influencer whose storytelling blends authenticity, adventure, and community pride.

What started as a mom blog in Atlanta has grown into a platform reaching over 100,000 people every month, highlighting food, travel, arts, and experiences across Toledo and beyond. Shanna shares how she built her brand, why authenticity matters more than ever, and what it means to be a trailblazer in the influencer world — all while keeping it real and rooted right here in the 419.

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In this episode of The Four Hundred & Nineteen, Kevin welcomes Andrew Mancy, General Manager of Stubborn Brother Pizza Bar — home of what Dave Portnoy calls the “#1 college campus pizza in America.”

The crew dives into the century-long legacy of the Mancy family, how Andrew and his sister Grace are carrying that tradition forward in their own way, and what it takes to craft a pizza that earns national attention. From family votes that didn’t go his dad’s way to the Barstool review that put Stubborn Brother on the map, this conversation is equal parts family, food, and Toledo pride.

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On this episode of the Four Hundred Nineteen, Matt welcomes Toledo fashionista, fundraiser and friend, Julia Hage to talk Toledo, Anne Grady Services and to finally put to bed how we pronounce her last name (hint: it rhymes with PAGE).

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In this episode, Kevin welcome's Rachel Gagnon, President of Cherry Street Mission Ministries, to talk about her journey in nonprofit leadership, Cherry Street’s fight against poverty and homelessness, and innovative programs like their Second Helping food truck. Rachel shares candid insights on housing, community, and what it means to lead with compassion.

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In this episode, we sit down with Matt's guest, Lori Hauser, CEO of Toledo’s beloved Imagination Station. Since taking the helm in 2008, Lori has transformed this hands-on STEM museum into a thriving learning environment that’s fun, collaborative, and inclusive.

We get into her leadership journey, her mythical ex-boyfriend, and why Imagination Station matters—not just as a museum, but as a catalyst for community growth and innovation.

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Back from a brief break from recording, The Four Hundred & Nineteen doesn't miss a beat. On this episode, Gretchen welcomes 2 close friends who are the dynamic duo behind Toledo Share Wine - a new business coming to downtown Toledo.

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He runs an award-winning social media account, but more importantly than that, Gretchen's guest is a true civil servant. Capt. Bobby Chromik joins us to talk about the Lucas County Sherriff's office and how he built one of the most prolific social media accounts in the region.

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