This week, Stephen Zenner sits down with three artists sfrom different disciplines who are making a living in Toledo doing what they love. Stephen begins his conversation with fellow photographer Jay Dickerson (AKA Dirty Kics), then speaks with multidisciplinary artist Cyd Gottlieb, and ends the episode with performance artist Krysta Sa.

The Toledo Lucas County Public Library has been celebrated for its contributions to our city and throughout the county. Along with promoting literacy as all library's do, it can be surprising to learn about the array of services the organization provides. In this episode, Jaden will be speaking with Cathy Bartel, the Library’s Director of Public Service, and Zachary Huber, Fact and Fiction manager at the Main branch.

In this episode, Jaden Jefferson speaks to three guests who are well-versed in the world of nonprofits. Aileen Meyer of Center for Community Impact, Tonya Scherf of Food for Thought, and Bridget Adams of Urban Wholistics all speak about their experience working toward the greater good in Toledo and beyond.

Stephen Zenner speaks to Mike Vanderpool of Anthony Wayne Innovations and Justin Beaudry of Toledo Codes, two guests who are instrumental in the evolution of the 419 tech scene. The guests talk about the downtown "Innovation Corridor," promoting a more universal understanding of technology through education, and more.

Jaden Jefferson explores what it's like to curate, conserve, and educate vistors from Toledo's museums. In this episode, he focuses on Toledo Museum of Art, the Toledo History Museum, and the Museum of the Great Lakes.

Stephen Zenner leads the conversation about women's reproductive healthcare in Toledo by speaking to Shelly Varelli, certified midwife and advocate for women who want an autonomous birth experience. He then speaks with Amelia Stower, who still works for the Toledo Women's Center despite the stress of running Toledo's lone abortion clinic in years past.

Host Jaden Jefferson sits down with two workers from organizations that help Toledo kids thrive: Abbie Spencer from Toledo Day Nursery and Katie McGuckin from WIC.