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Big Me Kickoff

Buckeye Huddle Podcast Network

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It doesn't matter what time it is for this Big Noon kickoff as host Kevin Noon takes you through the world of Ohio State Athletics with guests, important topics and a whole lot more. Sometimes we are talking about guard play and other times we are talking about grilling. It is your one-stop shop for all things Buckeyes with Kevin Noon.
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Four Hundred & Nineteen

Gretchen DeBacker, Matt Killam and Kevin Mullan

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Join co-hosts Gretchen DeBacker, Matt Killam & Kevin Mullan as they welcome various guests from across NW Ohio. Each episode only one of the hosts knows the guest, which will undoubtedly lead to fun, unscripted, and truly organic conversations about life, work, and our favorite people, places and things around the the Toledo area (aka the "Four Hundred & Nineteen". Tune in every month to meet (or re-meet) some truly incredible people (and Matt). Want to join our live show? Click the "web" ic ...
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Jenni’s Uncensored Pennies

Jennifer Marie Martinez

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Hosted by Jennifer Marie Martinez, a Latina and 3rd-generation Texan now living in California, and her partner Cameron Bales, an Ohio native whose path also led him west, Jenni’s Uncensored Pennies is a space for raw, unfiltered conversations about life, love, and healing. Together, they unpack their unique perspectives — from working in social services to navigating family dynamics, parenting, and the lingering impact of childhood trauma. Their conversations are unscripted and heartfelt, fi ...
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Carmen Ciricillo Show

Carmen Ciricillo

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The Carmen Ciricillo Show is a comedy podcast hosted by comedian Carmen Ciricillo. The CCS is an unscripted stream of consciousness about anything that has or is occurring in Carmen’s life. Carmen was born in Berlin, Germany (not voluntarily) then shipped back to the States when he was 3 months old. He lived in more than 10 different places in Cleveland, Ohio then was forced to move again to Bettendorf, Iowa. Carmen moved back to Cleveland to fulfill a lifelong dream of fighting with his cou ...
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270 Unscripted

Aaron Conrad

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A weekly joint podcast from 270 Hoops and the Unscripted Podcast. Your hosts are Jake Spegal (270 Hoops) and Aaron Conrad (Unscripted with Aaron Conrad). Each we have a special guest, break down the previous weeks games and look at the week ahead.
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Ray returns to Jenni’s Uncensored Pennies after completing his six-month Homeless by Choice tour, sharing what he learned living out of his car and speaking to students across the country. He discusses growth through unexpected connections, deepened faith, intentional habits, and the healing power of listening and seeing others with the heart.…
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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 ris…
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Lost in all the news of college bowl games and Ohio State's CFP run is the team up north has a new head coach after the departure of Sherrone Moore and subsequent mess that followed. Enter former Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham. What does he bring to the table after 20-plus years with the Utes? Is he the right fit? The right now fit? Neither? We t…
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In this episode Jenni speaks with Beverly Lowery about growing up in a small Texas town, becoming a teacher and children’s book author, and using her career to travel and teach on military bases — from Fort Bragg to Atsugi, Japan. They discuss Beverly’s challenges and growth: overcoming fear, uprooting her family, cultural surprises in Japan, healt…
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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 ch…
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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 planni…
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In this bilingual episode Jennifer interviews Montserrat (Monse) Hernández Garcilita, a former radio DJ from Celaya, Mexico, who left a successful career in 2003 to start a new life in the United States for love. Monse shares the fears, sacrifices, and unexpected rewards of moving countries, blending cultures, and building a family. Now thriving as…
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In this episode Jenni and Cameron reflect on the phrase "having it all," sharing honest stories about career pressure, relationships, parenthood, social media comparisons, and spiritual growth. They explore how true fulfillment comes from mindset, gratitude, balance, and intentional living rather than constant accumulation. Listen for personal exam…
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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 fo…
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We've been off and on and it will continue. This pod is not being watched by any sponsors or other influencers that tell me what to do so inconsistency will rule. See my pod about consistently being inconsistent. Who cares. I talk about Quantum on this episode which was recorded two months ago but I just got around to posting it. This pod is perfec…
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Jenni and Cameron reflect on men’s mental health month and a candid conversation with Greyson, who shares his experience of childhood sexual abuse and the long road to healing through therapy. The episode explores vulnerability, changing harmful narratives, building resilience, the role of nutrition and therapy in recovery. It also encourages liste…
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Jenni speaks with Greyson about his path from childhood instability and long-term sexual abuse to healing through therapy, disciplined routines, mindfulness, and service in the U.S. Military. They cover mental health diagnoses, hypersexuality, coping strategies, meditation, nutrition, and how education and relationships supported his recovery and r…
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Jennifer interviews Angel Flores about his emotional five-year journey to legally adopt his younger brother Henry after years of family addiction and instability. Angel shares the practical steps, court battles with a great-grandmother and the child welfare system, the struggles with social workers and the birth mother, and the toll the process too…
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Jenni interviews Angel Flores about his journey adopting his younger brother, Henry, after years of family addiction and instability. Angel shares the five-year legal process, the emotional challenges of single parenting, and how his experience shaped his work empowering youth. The episode explores themes of resilience, breaking generational cycles…
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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, …
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Hosts Jenni and Cameron dive into men's mental health, debating no-shave November, beards as identity, dating expectations, and the pressure on men to hide emotions. They share personal stories about vulnerability, community, therapy, and practical ways men can seek support and connect with others.By Jennifer Martinez
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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). Thanks to our incredible sponsors: Whetro Wealth Management WorkSpring Be sure to join us in January when The Four…
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Jennifer interviews LaShon Sneed, founder of Serendipity Travel, about how multiple layoffs pushed her to leave medical billing and build a travel business that makes trips affordable and accessible, especially for people who think travel is out of reach. LaShon shares candid stories about coaching first-time travelers, running group trips, setting…
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Hosts Jennifer Marie Martinez and Cameron Bales explore how people become leaders among peers without seeking titles — through simple acts of trust, vulnerability, and showing up. The episode shares real-life examples from family dynamics, the workplace, and the military, and discusses mentorship, setting the tone by example, delegation, and avoidi…
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In this episode Jennifer interviews Monica E. Martinez, a San Antonio native and widow who turned her grief into the children's book Painted Memories. Monica shares how a lifeline from another widow, a powerful dream of a puzzle-like girl, and the memory of her late husband inspired a story about friendship, loss, and the healing power of memories …
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Ok I know we haven't put out an episode for 2 weeks but we are not perfect. But this episode is killer and if you've been to Buc ee's you'll know why. You do not need mind altering substance to get the high you get from going to a Buc ee's at 3 am after driving 15 hours. Plus theres more to this episode that I forgot because its been two weeks so t…
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In this episode Jenni interviews Trinity Speaks — the "Bounce Back Queen" — about resilience, healing, and practical ways to grow through trauma. Trinity shares her journey from foster-care loss and family violence to building businesses, mentoring youth, and surviving the sudden death of her husband. They explore what resilience truly means — boun…
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Jenni and Cameron have an honest conversation about holding on to hope amid national tragedies, everyday conflicts, and the constant stream of negative news. They share personal stories—from a tense neighbor dispute to reactions to public violence—and explore how faith, small acts of kindness, and intentional choices can restore perspective. Throug…
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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 co…
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Jennifer shares a personal journey through recurring grief and relationship fear—rooted in the loss of her grandmother—and how those old wounds resurfaced during an April trip to Japan. She speaks openly about spiraling doubts, the reassurance and consistency of her partner Cameron, the role of therapy and self-forgiveness, and practical steps she …
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I don't think we're a serious of enough pod to get a lot of followers. I think the content is good, sometimes very good but there is too much competition out there that works way harder than us to get noticed. I tell you this so you understand why I'm still doing this pod. Not for success but because my wife needs 90 minutes of free time away from …
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Jennifer Marie Martinez and Cameron Bales share a candid episode about how early, carefree vulnerability evolves into deeper risk as relationships grow. They discuss oversharing, past divorces, anger, and how old wounds show up in day-to-day life. Through personal stories and practical reflections, they explore how to notice reactions, name fears, …
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Oh yeah in this episode we start off strong with what Carmen is capable of, but he actually does not know. Donny is frustrated. We then talk about giving doctors specimens (tough to explain). How to think like an adult when you are an adult is in this one. Why you need a nurse friend and guess what you do. We also talk about the offspring of a 3 nu…
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In this solo episode, Cameron Bales reflects on why we rush through life — from societal pressure, technology, and comparison culture to internal drive and economic realities. He explains the costs of moving too fast, including stress, burnout, and missed relationships and moments. Cameron offers simple, practical steps to slow down: mindfulness an…
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None of these pod descriptions can accurately represent the content. But here we go. In this episode Donny and me are in the middle of a circumcision discussion when the show first opens. Then it devolves into a "not happy with lawyers" story. We discuss my love of Batcaves and stairwells and then I believe we talk about the problem with comedy cro…
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In this episode, Cameron Bales shares his personal journey of staying in relationships longer than he should due to childhood abandonment, fear of loneliness, and societal pressure. He recounts his high school romance, a marriage marked by control and emotional roller coasters, and the turning point of therapy that helped him recognize patterns and…
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This pod is random since day one. Its tough to pull off random ideas that don't stay too long. Never sit, never dwell. Slay and go away, hit and run. The random life style controlled. To be able to be 'Free as a Bird Now' like Skynyrd says. The comedian lifestyle is nomadic and always moving and trying never to be too serious.…
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Jennifer Marie Martinez explains how the voice of inner demons often comes from a scared inner child, showing up as self‑sabotage, resentment, perfectionism, and an inner critic. She offers compassionate, practical steps—pausing to self‑soothe, setting boundaries, and learning to trust and validate yourself—to define your own sense of enoughness an…
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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 Stat…
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In this episode Donny talks about kite fights where you attach a razor to your kite and shred a competing kite. We also touch upon how kids get to watch tv on the back of Dad's headrest in the minivan. We touch on deciduous trees and how to get their leaves to Florida for some reason. Of course HOA restrictions are brought up again and how Carmen b…
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In this candid episode of "Jenni's Uncensored Pennies," Jennifer Marie Martinez and Cameron Bales delve deep into personal stories of past relationships, exploring the themes of resentment, self-sabotage, and the journey towards self-acceptance. Jennifer opens up about her experiences with feeling inadequate and the impact of past traumas on her re…
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In this episode of Jenni's Uncensored Pennies, Jennifer Marie Martinez delves into the importance and challenges of asking for help. She explores societal pressures and personal fears that often hold us back from reaching out, such as the myth of the self-sufficient hero and the fear of being a burden. Jennifer shares her personal experiences and o…
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I know our pod schedule got janky but traveling and podding is tough. In this pod Donny boy and I discuss my adjustable bed and my short arms. Also how things you took for granted because they were free now cost money. We delve and wander all over the place so there is never too much focus or attention on one topic since that is all you ever get in…
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In this episode of Jenni's Uncensored Pennies, Jennifer Marie Martinez joins Cameron Bales to explore the intricacies of making and maintaining friendships as adults. They delve into the challenges of forming new connections, the optimistic vs. pessimistic outlooks on friendship, and share personal anecdotes about their own social experiences, incl…
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There was a day in the not-too-distant past where conference media days were a must watch for the enlightened college football fan. Is that still a thing these days? With fall camp starting in less than a week and media days three time zones away, are Ohio State fans as excited? We talk Big Ten Media Days on this rapid edition of the Big Me Kickoff…
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I started doing a niche comedy routine on the construction business in 1991 which led to getting more corporate gigs and a construction continuing education school called Construction Comedy School. Tim (The Dairy Farmer) Moffett also is in the niche comedy business for you guessed it - the farming business. We discuss our niches and why we got int…
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In this episode of Jenni's Uncensored Pennies, host Jennifer Marie Martinez delves into the challenging yet crucial conversations centered around expressing personal needs and setting boundaries. By exploring the roots of why we often shy away from voicing our needs, Jennifer encourages listeners to embrace self-care through clear communication. Ga…
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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. Thanks to our sponsors: Whetro Wealth Management WorkSpring…
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Welcome to another episode of Jenni's Uncensored Pennies, where Jennifer Marie Martinez and Cameron Bales delve into the art of receiving hard conversations. This episode focuses on understanding both ends of challenging dialogues, whether it's being the listener to someone's vulnerabilities or confronting feedback about your own actions. The hosts…
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