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Won't You Be Our Neighbor

Won't You Be Our Neighbor

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Upper Arlington City Manager Steve Schoeny and City Attorney Darren Shulman discuss City happenings and introduce you to members of the community. Theme song is Podcast (Thank You Colin Gawel)City of Upper Arlington Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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  • Won't You Be Our Neighbor - Todd Walter
    Oct 30 2026

    What does hotel development, a good book and buying souvenirs on every trip have in common? They’re all part of City Council Member Todd Walter’s story! Co-hosts Steve Schoeny and Darren Shulman sit down for a fun conversation that goes beyond City Council, exploring Todd’s career in hospitality real estate, his love of travel and books, his shopping habit on vacation, and what brought him back to Upper Arlington to raise his family.

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    44 min
  • Won't You Be Our Neighbor - Dr. Abigail McGrath
    Oct 7 2026

    Former Olympic silver medalist and OhioHealth emergency physician Dr. Abigail McGrath joins Steve Schoeny and Darren Shulman to discuss her experience competing for Team USA, her transition from elite athletics to emergency medicine and what brought her and her family back to Upper Arlington.

    Tune in for a conversation about pursuing big goals, finding new purpose and what makes Upper Arlington feel like home.

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    32 min
  • Won't You Be Our Neighbor - Michael Stinziano
    Sep 4 2026

    Some may call the County Auditor’s Office the “junk drawer” of elected offices, but there’s much more to the job than propertyvaluations. On the latest episode of Won't You Be Our Neighbor, City Manager Steve Schoeny and City Attorney Darren Shulman sit down with Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano for a candid conversation covering everything from dog licenses and the surprising variety of scales inspected to his love of jambands.


    With 2026 being a triennial update year for propertyvaluation across Franklin County, Michael Stinziano also explains how the process works and highlights programs available to help homeowners — including older adults concerned about being priced out of their neighborhoods.

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    37 min
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