Episode 3: Scott Robbins - Niles, Michigan

Episode 6: Shan Rodich - The Man Who Reimagined Cleveland’s Identity

Design is everywhere. The products we buy. The brands we trust. The symbols we rally behind. But today’s guest didn’t just help shape products and brands — he helped reimagine the identity of an entire city. From decades in consumer product design and branding… to creating The People’s Flag of Cleveland… this is a conversation about creativity, storytelling, civic pride, and why the best ideas usually come from people who care deeply about where they come from.

Episode 5: Jill Stevens Bracher "Years of Learning, Years of Teaching"

Long before she became an educator for nearly four decades, Jill Bracher was just a kid on Cherrywood Drive in Cadiz, Ohio — growing up in a family that taught her independence, hard work, and curiosity about the world. Come along and meet Jill, hear her stories and enjoy the time with us.

Episode 4: Bruce Howze - “Legacy in Decibels”

Some people build careers… Others build industries. For more than five decades, Bruce Howze has been quietly shaping the way millions of people experience sound—whether in a stadium, a theme park, or a concert field. From fiberglass enclosures to category-defining outdoor speaker systems… his work didn’t just evolve with the industry—it pushed it forward. So what does a lifetime of innovation sound like? Let’s find out in Episode 4 of The People I Know

Episode 3: Scott Robbins - Niles, Michigan

Scott built a career most people spend a lifetime chasing, executive leadership, global impact, and shaping the future of professional audio. But this conversation isn’t only about business. It’s about what happens when success collides with an unimaginable loss of a child and how faith can carry you through that kind of tragedy.

The People I Know: Paul Meena, Pittsburgh, PA

He starts in a small town outside Pittsburgh, one made famous by The Deer Hunter. Then he disappears into the world of Hollywood lights, Alaskan extremes, Orlando’s entertainment machine. Different worlds. Same drive. And just when it feels like the story’s getting bigger… He turns around and heads home. This is Paul Meena’s journey.