Perrysburg Podcast

An informational podcast for prospective, new, and current Perrysburg, OH residents. We talk about what’s in Perrysburg and why people like to live here. Hosted by Perrysburg resident Kim Newlove.

How to be a patient in Perrysburg (Medical Series Part 2 of 4) 06/06/2025

How to be a patient in Perrysburg (Medical Series Part 2 of 4) Disclaimer: The information in this episode is for general information only. It is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional for any health concerns you may have. The FULL show notes can be found at This is Part 2 in my 4-part medical series. Here’s some basic information about the series: Part 1 was about Prime IV Hydration and Wellness. If you missed my conversation with the owner, Shannon Cazel and her Lead Nurse Chelsea Honsberger, listen to episode 78. Today is part 2. I titled it, “How to be a patient in Perrysburg” because we’re talking about healthcare for humans. Part 3 will be about pet care in September. Part 4 will be about pharmacies in October. (October is American Pharmacists Month.) The purpose of this series is to provide resources for current and future Perrysburg, OH residents. In this episode, I talk about my family’s move from Toledo to Perrysburg in 2007 and how we dealt with finding new providers. Long story short, it took a long time. Along the way, some of our trusted providers moved away or retired. Whether you’re moving here or already live here, you’ll learn something helpful in this episode. Do you have a binder or folder for your medical records? You should! I take notes in a spiral-bound notebook each time I have a medical appointment, and I keep running records in a file folder. What’s in the folder? List of health conditions Pharmacy info: name, address, and phone number List of medications Allergies: to drugs, foods, insects, topical agents, etc. Vaccination history List of Healthcare Providers (last 5 years) Surgery history Other procedures (mammogram, etc) Hobbies and interests Links from this episode featuring Shannon Cazel and Chelsea Honsberger Prime IV’s website Halim Clinic Satellite at PHCA How to be a patient: The Essential Guide to Navigating the World of Modern Medicine by Sana Goldberg, RN. Perrysburg, OH Facebook Group Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36882515

Interview with Leasa Hite about The Buzz Book 05/30/2025

Memorial Day 2025 05/23/2025

Perrysburg Slow Rollers 05/16/2025

Perrysburg Slow Rollers The Perrysburg Slow Rollers is a community of riders whose mission is enjoy the sights and sounds of Perrysburg while riding. The group was founded in 2016. General Info A range of riders participate: 1 to 4 wheels, e-bikes, bikes with pets in baskets, bikes with trailers carrying children, lights on bikes, and a musician who sings and plays a guitar on the back of a 4-wheeled bike. All ages are welcome. Helmets are encouraged, but not required. The number of participants ranges from 5 riders to more than 100 riders. Routes include the Three Meadows Route, the Bicentennial Route, and the Locust St. Route. The group meets behind Vito's Pizza every Monday around 6:45 PM. The ride starts promptly at 7 PM. The route takes about 1 hour to complete and ends at Nedley’s Ice Cream Shop. If the ride is rained out on Monday, they ride on Tuesday at 7:00 PM instead. If Tuesday’s ride is rained out, the ride is canceled. Check the Facebook Page for announcements. The 2025 season started on April 21st, and they’ll ride until October. If you’re interested in riding with the group, just show up. There is no cost to attend. Don’t have a bike yet? Loaners may be available. Contact Charlie. See the April 16, 2025 Facebook post for his contact info. To see photos and videos from past rides, visit the Perrysburg Slow Rollers’ Facebook Page: . Please share this episode with anyone who might like to learn about the Perrysburg Slow Rollers. Mentioned in this episode Perrysburg Slow Rollers Facebook Page Vito’s Pizza Perrysburg 118 W. South Boundary St. Perrysburg, OH Nedley’s Ice Cream Shop 200 East South Boundary St. Perrysburg, OH Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36584520

ODOT Insights with Kelsie Hoagland and Patrick McColley 05/09/2025

ODOT Insights with Kelsie Hoagland and Patrick McColley Kelsie Hoagland and Patrick McColley from ODOT District 2 are my guests today. We talk about road construction projects in and around Perrysburg, safety tips for motorists, helpful smartphone apps, and more. This episode was recorded on Wednesday, April 23, 2025, during National Work Zone Awareness Week. Kelsie and Pat wore bright orange shirts. Topics discussed The upcoming I-75 and Route 20 Diverging Diamond Interchange Project (Fall 2026) Road Construction in Wood County Safety Tips for Motorists Work Zone Safety Roundabout Benefits Distracted Driving The 8 counties in District 2 The Safe Routes to School Program The Adopt a Highway Program Smartphone Apps Stay informed about road projects with ODOT’s social media channels, email updates, and more How to contact ODOT with requests and input. Read the full show notes online Special thanks to Rhonda Pees at ODOT District 2 for organizing our interview. She introduced me to Pat and Kelsie. Background Information ODOT is the Ohio Department of Transportation. According to their website, their mission is to provide a transportation system that is safe, accessible, well maintained, and positioned for the future. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) supports the state highway system and promotes transportation initiatives statewide. (Source: accessed May 7, 2025). Guest Information Patrick McColley, PE, SI, MBA is the District 2 Deputy Director for the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Kelsie Hoagland is the Public Information Officer for ODOT District 2 Links for this episode ODOT website Follow ODOT on Facebook Follow ODOT District 2 on Facebook Follow ODOT on flickr Follow ODOT on LinkedIn Follow ODOT on Twitter (X) Follow ODOT District 2 on Twitter (X) ODOT on YouTube ODOT District 2 YouTube OHGO App (iOS) OHGO App (Google Play) WAZE App (iOS) WAZE App (Google Play) Also, check out Apple Maps or Google Maps (Apps) on your smart phone Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36490040

Planning a High School Graduation Party in Perrysburg 05/02/2025

Planning a High School Graduation Party in Perrysburg Congratulations to all the high school graduates who live in Perrysburg! (Congratulations to all the college grads as well!) As I plan my son, Kraig’s, high school graduation party, I have been reflecting on my grad party (Eastwood 1996), my husband’s grad party (Eastwood 1993), and our other son, Derrick’s, grad party (Perrysburg 2023). In this episode, I share my thoughts about Kraig’s party and give advice for your high school graduate’s party too. Topics covered: Where should we have the party? When should we have the party? Who should we invite to the party? What should we eat? How are we going to get the word out and remind people? Why are we celebrating with a graduation party? Budget and expectations Decorations Photos and videos Misc topics: backyard games, photo booth, food trucks, advice cards, a box for cards, and parking space. Links from this episode Perrysburg High School Toledo School for the Arts Saint Ursula Academy Notre Dame Academy St. John’s Jesuit High School St. Francis High School Central Catholic High School Toledo Christian High School Eastwood High School University of Cincinnati College of Engineering DeepWater Designs (deck builder) Huntington Center Lutheran Church of the Master City of Perrysburg Shelter House Rental Ft. Meigs YMCA Perrysburg Pool Rental Schaller Memorial Rental: Belmont Country Club Carranor Hunt and Polo Club WW Knight Nature Preserve Jostens sells graduation cards We have 4 Buy Nothing Facebook Groups in Perrysburg, OH. •Northwest Group 🖤 •Northeast Group 💛 •Southwest Group 🖤 •Southeast Group 💛 •Find your Buy Nothing Group Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36405610

Interview with Kaylee Smith about The Wood County ADAMHS Board - A Behavioral Health Resource for Perrysburg Residents 04/25/2025

Interview with Kaylee Smith about The Wood County ADAMHS Board - A Behavioral Health Resource for Perrysburg Residents Today’s episode is an interview with Kaylee Smith from the Wood County ADAMHS Board. During our conversation, you’ll learn about Kaylee’s role with the Board, the board’s role with mental health and addiction disorders in Wood County Ohio, resources, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and more. 👉 Click to read the FULL show notes May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and this episode publishes just before that - on Friday, April 25, 2025. Every 4 years or so, Perrysburg residents see a Tax Renewal Levy for the Wood County ADAMHS Board. THANK YOU Perrysburg voters for supporting the Levy! Listener discretion is advised. This episode includes discussions about mental health and substance use disorders. If these subjects are triggering for you, please use your judgement before listening. Your well-being comes first. Again, listener discretion is advised. About Kaylee Smith Kaylee Smith (She/Her) is the Manager of Marketing and Communication at the Wood County Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services in Bowling Green, OH. About the Wood County ADAMHS Board (from ) The Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board (WCADAMHS Board) is responsible for the planning, funding, and monitoring of public mental health, addiction treatment, and recovery services delivered to the residents of Wood County. Operating under Ohio Revised Code (ORC), the WCADAMHS Board is one of 50 state-wide boards coordinating public behavioral health care. Boards are quasi-independent pieces of county governments, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The WCADAMHS Board and its member agencies are committed to providing the community with the highest quality of care. Most services offered are partially supported by Wood County levy funds and are accessible to all residents. Some services are provided, without cost, while others have a fee based on ability to pay. Upcoming events There is a Drug Take-Back Event Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 10 AM - 2 PM at 100 S. Church St. BG, OH (Wooster Green Park) Behavioral Health Art Show Friday, May 9, 11 AM - 3 PM (Wood County Museum) Resiliency Jubilee Saturday, Saturday, June 28, 2025, from 11:00 AM at the Wood County Fairgrounds (Gate D) Glow Walk for Suicide Awareness June 27, 2025, Doors open at 8:00 PM, Walk at 9:00 PM NAMI After Burn (Chili Cook-Off) TBA Fall 2025 Links from this episode Tax Levy Results (Nov 2024) care of BG Independent Media online Wood County ADAMHS Board Website Resource Guides (Includes Drug Disposal Box List) NAMI Wood County Instagram Wood County ADAMHS Board Facebook Wood County ADAMHS Board Wood County Addiction Task Force Facebook Page Drug Take-Back Day Collection Site Locator Press Release - Ohio Turnpike Narcan Box Program Wood County Educational Service Center Website Wood County Youth Survey (2022) Unison Crisis Line (419)-502-HOPE or (24/7/365) The Poison Help Line Apply to be a [volunteer] member of the Wood County ADAMHS Board Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36288360

2025 Summer Recreation Program - Interview with Charles Brigode, Program Director 04/18/2025

2025 Summer Recreation Program - Interview with Charles Brigode, Program Director The Perrysburg Summer Recreation Program offers activities for children ages 3-14. It is located primarily at Municipal Park Perrysburg: 945 Elm Street, Perrysburg, OH. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 8 AM - 3 PM, June 11 - July 31. Closed June 19, July 3, and July 4. Summer Rec Program (City of Perrysburg website) Register for Programs online Today’s episode is an interview with City of Perrysburg Summer Recreation Program Director, Charles Brigode. During our conversation, you will learn more about Charles, his staff, programs and activities, cost, how to sign up, and more. Disclaimer: Kim Newlove does not work for the City of Perrysburg or the Summer Rec Program. She is the host of The Perrysburg Podcast and a City of Perrysburg resident. Her two children participated in the Summer Rec Program ~2008-2017. Links from this episode Summer Rec Program (City of Perrysburg website) Register for Programs online Facebook page for the Summer Rec Program (@PerrysburgSummerRec) Charles Brigode, Recreation Director: , 419-872-7968 Also listen to Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! Have a fun summer! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36206755

Municipal Park 04/11/2025

Municipal Park Municipal Park is located at 945 Elm Street, Perrysburg, OH. Parking is plentiful. There are two parking lots on Elm Street, parking along Elm Street, and a parking lot on Locust Street. Accessible parking spaces are available at Municipal Park. If you ride your bike to the park, there are at least two bike racks (bring a lock). The FULL show notes are on In this episode, I list the features of Municipal Park. Then, I talk about each feature. If you like to swim, play baseball or softball, visit playgrounds, play tennis or pickleball, or walk on paved paths, you’ll like Municipal Park. Municipal Park is very busy in the summertime. Special note: The City of Perrysburg has a Summer Recreation Program with activities at Municipal Park. Click the link to see the 2025 Summer Rec Program Brochure: Features of Municipal Park The [Municipal] Pool Baseball or softball diamonds (some have lights) Batting cages A playground A Little Free Library A full-court basketball court 2 Tennis courts 6 Pickleball courts Drinking fountains The Rec Building An AED and a bleeding control kit Benches Picnic tables Walking paths (paved with asphalt) An open field (soccer field) Free Wi-Fi Signage Subscribe to/follow this podcast for all future episodes. Get an email each time a new episode comes out. Join the email list! . Thank you Marie Dunn (Public Information Officer for the City of Perrysburg) for all you do to keep the Park info updated on the City’s Website! Other links from this episode Summer Rec Program Municipal Park Page on the City of Perrysburg’s website Reserve a Field - Contact the City of Perrysburg’s Director of Public Service: 419-872-8020 or PABSC (Perrysburg Amateur Baseball & Softball Commission) Borrow Pickleball equipment from Way Public Library. Click to see availability: Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Other episodes about Perrysburg Parks (General Info) Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36087355

I spy a walleye! 04/04/2025

I spy a walleye! We’re talking about walleye today, and this episode has a BINGO theme. Background: Some people like to live in or visit Perrysburg because they like to fish the Spring Walleye Run. If you’re not from around here, the term “walleye run” refers to the annual migration of walleye, which is a tasty game fish. Walleye migrate up the Maumee River to spawn (or lay eggs) every Spring. Walleye are well-known throughout NW Ohio, especially in Toledo. (Their minor league hockey team is called The Walleye, and one of their mascots is a yellow walleye named “Spike.”) Every March and April, walleye fishing is very popular in Perrysburg. I don’t fish at this time, but I’m definitely a spectator. I like to see people out there doing their thing and having a good time every Spring. Whether you’re a fishermen or a spectator, today’s episode is meant to describe my Walleye BINGO card and raise awareness about things you’ll see every Spring in and around Perrysburg during the Spring Walleye Run. That’s why the title of the episode is, “I spy a walleye.” My BINGO card has 25 spots. The middle spot is a FREE space. If you subscribe to The Perrysburg Podcast Newsletter, I put my homemade BINGO card in the newsletter on April 4, 2025. Big thanks to my sister (Kelly) for the BINGO card idea! Spot a stringer with at least 2 walleye on it. Spot an ODNR Vehicle (boat or car) or ODNR Wildlife Officer. Stand on the Perrysburg Maumee Bridge, look down, and watch someone catch a walleye. Find a fishing line recycling tube. Visit Buttonwood Park, and watch someone catch a walleye. Visit Maumee Tackle, buy gear if you need it, and get your picture with their sign if you want to. Visit the Perrysburg Riverwalk, and watch someone catch a walleye. “Like” Maumee Tackle’s Facebook Page. Find a roadside tackle business. Watch a fisherman load fish into a cooler. Visit the Davis Overlook, and watch people fish. Read Brian Miller’s Book, Fishing the Maumee River Walleye Run. FREE Watch two fishermen work together to “net” a fish. (One person has a rod. The other holds a net.) Listen to Episode 32 of The Perrysburg Podcast, featuring Brian Miller from . Watch someone catch a walleye while standing in the river wearing hip waders. Look at today’s river report on . “Like” the Maumee River Walleye Run Facebook page. Visit Orleans Park, and watch someone catch a walleye. Watch a water rescue. Watch a roadside fish cutter in action. Visit the Maple street Boat Launch, and watch the outgoing and incoming fishermen. Watch a fisherman in a boat catch a walleye (Kayak, canoes, or motorboat) Look at the water level markers under the I-475 Bridge on the Maumee Side of the river. If you see a fisherman getting a parking ticket, mark this last spot on your BINGO card. I saw a policeman ticketing a fisherman for illegal parking as I drove past the Davis Overlook this year. There aren’t enough parking spots near the river for fishermen in March and April. If you’re a City of Maumee or City of Perrysburg Official who can create more parking spaces near the river to help the fishermen (even just in March and April), please do so. I’d rather see a fisherman pay for parking up-front, like we all have to for July 4th fireworks at the Ft. Meigs Battlefield, rather than have to pay a parking ticket. Fishermen, thank you for coming to Perrysburg, and please consider coming back next year! I had 16 spots marked and no BINGOs. I could have cheated and rearranged stuff, but I didn’t. Thanks for playing along with me and listening to The Perrysburg Podcast Episode 89! Episodes of The Perrysburg Podcast mentioned Episode 31: Buttonwood Park Episode 32 with Brian Miller from , Episode 33: Davis Overlook Episode 37: The Riverwalk https://www.perrysburgpodcast.com/37 Episode 55 featuring Tina Saunders (Perrysburg boat launch episode) Episode 83: Orleans Park (public fishing access) Other Links from this episode Toledo Walleye (Ice Hockey Team) Ohio Department of of Natural Resources website Buy Brian Miller’s book Fishing the Maumee River Walleye Run Maumee River Walleye Run Website Maumee River Walleye Run Facebook Page Maumee Tackle’s website Maumee Tackle’s Facebook Page Email Kim Newlove, Host of The Perrysburg Podcast, Sign up for our weekly newsletter! Follow the podcast on YouTube /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/36000845

Volunteer Opportunities in Perrysburg Part 2 03/28/2025

Volunteer Opportunities in Perrysburg Part 2 This is Part 2 in a series about volunteer opportunities in Perrysburg. (Part One was episode 84.) In this episode, I share 10 volunteer opportunities. Special thanks to Marie Dunn (City of Perrysburg’s Public Information Officer) for taking the time to talk to me about volunteer opportunities with the City’s Commissions and Boards and Perrysburg’s Great American Clean-Up. 10 volunteer opportunities in Perrysburg (March 2025) Commissions and Boards for the City of Perrysburg. Perrysburg’s Great American Clean-Up Partners for Clean Streams Hospice of NW Ohio The Ability Center of Greater Toledo Downtown Perrysburg, Inc. Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation The Wood County Park District The Perrysburg Schools Foundation Five Food Pantries Volunteering matters. You can make a difference by volunteering in our community. Share volunteer opportunities with me. Pick one: Fill out the Google Form Email me: About the Google Form (to submit volunteer opportunities) I need your name, email address, phone number, the name of the organization the project is associated with, a brief description of what you need help with, and when you need help. If you have anything else to share, add a brief description. Mentioned in this episode City of Perrysburg Commissions and Boards Page Click on “Application for Public Volunteer,” and create an account to apply. Volunteer for Perrysburg’s Great American Cleanup in partnership with Partners for Clean Streams. Three Meadows Pond on April 12, 9:00-11:00 AM or Orleans Park on April 13, 1:00-3:00 PM. Click to Sign Up Partners for Clean Streams has volunteer opportunities . Sign up for the clean-up event at Bissell-Stickney Nature Preserve on Saturday, March 29 from 10:30am-12:30pm. Click to sign up: Hospice of Northwest Ohio is always looking for adult and teen volunteers. No special skills needed. or call 419-661-4001. The Ability Center of NW Ohio needs puppy raisers and fosters. Click the link to apply: . Thank you Stacie Baumbarger for the info! Downtown Perrysburg Inc (Rock the Docks - Summer 2025) Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation (soup, clothing, mittens), contact Sara Ebright . To learn more about Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation, visit . Wood County Park District Perrysburg Schools Foundation 5 Food Pantries mentioned: Perrysburg Township, Moms Mobile Mission, The Islamic Food Pantry, PCU Food Pantry, and the Jewish Federation’s Food Pantry. Contact each food pantry individually to volunteer. Episodes of The Perrysburg Podcast mentioned Episode 11: featuring Marie Dunn: Fall Leaf Collection Episode 13: Food Resources (food pantry episode) Episode 20 featuring Marie Dunn: Porch Pirates Episode 35 featuring Marie Dunn: Spring Brush Clean-Up Episode 36 featuring Brittinee Huntley (Downtown Perrysburg Inc) Episode 67 featuring Stacie Baumbarger, re: The Ability Center Assistance Dogs Program. Episode 72 featuring Jesse Stock from Partners for Clean Streams Episode 86 featuring Amichai Stout from the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo Click the link to sign up for the email list for The Perrysburg Podcast. I will notify you when each new episode comes out. Links from this episode Volunteer Opportunities Google Form Email Kim Newlove, Host of The Perrysburg Podcast, Sign up for our weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/35881475

Where to Recycle in Perrysburg: Earth Day and Every Day 03/21/2025

Interview with Amichai Stout, Director of the Jewish Community Relations Council for the Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo 03/14/2025

Bicentennial Park 03/07/2025

Bicentennial Park Bicentennial Park is located at 200 Mark Lane, Perrysburg, OH. You can also access the park from Marie Lane and Queensland Blvd. If you’re interested in going for a walk, visiting a playground, playing baseball or softball, or a having a picnic, you’ll like Bicentennial Park. Features of Bicentennial Park Baseball/softball diamond Concrete pad with a single basketball hoop. Great for playing pig or horse! Drinking fountains and benches near the playground equipment Fields for flying kites, practicing soccer, lacrosse practice, etc. Picnic pavilion (4 picnic tables, no grill - March 2025) Picnic tables Playground with equipment for preschoolers and kids ages 5 to 11. Some equipment is new, including swings, slides, climbing equipment, and musical features. Portable toilet Small, grassy hills Trash cans Walking paths Thank you for listening to episode 85 of the Perrysburg Podcast! The FULL show notes are on . Subscribe to/follow this podcast for all future episodes. Get an email each time a new episode comes out. Join the email list! . Thank you Marie Dunn (Public Information Officer for the City of Perrysburg) for all you do to keep the Park info updated on the City’s Website! Links Bicentennial Park Page on the City’s website City of Perrysburg’s Director of Public Service: 419-872-8020 or PABSC (Perrysburg Amateur Baseball & Softball Commission) Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Other episodes about Perrysburg Parks (General Info) Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/35569700

Volunteer Opportunities in Perrysburg Part 1 02/28/2025

Orleans Park 02/21/2025

Orleans Park Orleans Park is located along the Maumee River at 655 Maumee Western Reserve Road, Perrysburg, OH. If you’re interested in fishing, kayaking, canoeing, or walking along the Maumee River in Perrysburg, visit Orleans Park. Thank you for listening to episode 83 of the Perrysburg Podcast! The FULL show notes are on . Subscribe to/follow this podcast for all future episodes. Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Features of Orleans Park Two parking lots with handicap-accessible parking Boat launch (no cost to launch): best for kayaks, canoes, and jet skis. Use your judgement with motorized boats. Water levels vary throughout the year, and the Orleans Park Boat Launch is shallow. (The Maple Street Boat Launch is an alternative.) Boat trailer parking is available Kayak and canoe storage spaces can be rented for $35 for the 2025 season. To learn more about renting a space, visit A multi-purpose trail along the river (I call it The Riverwalk) Access to the Maumee River for fishing Fishing line recycling tubes Portable bathrooms Trash cans A picnic table Sledding hills Signage Thank you Marie Dunn (Public Information Officer for The City of Perrysburg) for all you do to keep the Park info updated on the City’s Website! If you would like to be notified by email each time a new episode of The Perrysburg Podcast comes out, sign up for the newsletter. Click to join the list Links Orleans Park Page on The City of Perrysburg’s website Kayak/canoe rack rental space sign-up form (mentioned Orleans Park Boat Launch) Maumee Tackle (Fishing Outfitter near Orleans Park) Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: Other episodes about Perrysburg Parks (General Info) Have you ever thought about being a guest on The Perrysburg Podcast? I’m looking for guests who are right for my audience, fit with the mission of the podcast, and align with my vision for my 2025 and 2026 production schedule. Plenty of guests have successfully pitched me in the past, so if you’re interested, apply today! Fill out the Google Form 👉 . Wait for an interview offer or a rejection message. If offered an interview, respond to my email, and we’ll plan your episode together. If you don’t hear something after 4 weeks, please email me: . Thank you for listening! Please share this episode with anyone who would enjoy it! /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/35372420

Be a Guest on The Perrysburg Podcast! 02/14/2025

Buy Nothing Perrysburg Facebook Groups 02/07/2025

Miscellaneous Food and Drink Topics (Food and Drink Series Part 7 of 7) 01/31/2025

Miscellaneous Food and Drink Topics (Food and Drink Series Part 7 of 7) Welcome to the 7th (and final) part of the Food and Drink Series. We’re covering miscellaneous food and drink topics today. Thank you for listening to episode 80 of the Perrysburg Podcast. The FULL show notes are on Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube This episode covers 19 topics: The Perrysburg Senior Center and home-delivered meals (“Meals on Wheels”) through the Wood County Committee on Aging. Royal Deli Foods & Stewart Sandwiches. Food Resources mentioned in (, , , and . St. Tim’s Episcopal Church’s Little Free Pantry Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation. . Meals at churches in Perrysburg. Look for advertisements in the local paper, church websites, and social media pages for local churches. Community Gardens: The 577 Foundation, Lutheran Church of the Master, and 2 city garden plots (Plum St. and Roachton Road). To learn more, visit , , or The Perrysburg Farmers Market Cooking classes at The 577 or Owens Community College. To learn more, visit and . Cookbooks are available at Way Public Library 101 E. Indiana Ave. Perrysburg, OH True Spice Indian Grocery Store and Desi Kitchen (take-out) Extra Virgin Food Services catering Girl Scout Cookies Boy Scout popcorn Home bakers Mykel Zwayer is a Tastefully Simple Independent Consultant. Visit her sales page: Sue Haas is a Pampered Chef Consultant. Visit her sales page: DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub are available in Perrysburg. Marsha’s Homemade Buckeyes are made in Perrysburg. Food and Drink Series on The Perrysburg Podcast Part One: Ice Cream Shops (July) Part Two: Coffee Shops (August) Part Three: Restaurants (September) Part Four: Butcher Shops (October) Part Five: Bakeries and Desserts (November) Part Six: Bars and Breweries (December) Part Seven: Miscellaneous Food & Drink Topics (TODAY!) Other links The Perrysburg Podcast Episode 13: Food Resources Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/35091855

Interview with Rev. Matt Wahlgren (St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church) 01/24/2025

Interview with Rev. Matt Wahlgren (St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church) This episode is part of a series of interviews with faith community leaders at places of worship in Perrysburg, OH. The Rev. Matt Wahlgren (Father Matt) is my guest today. He is the new pastor at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church (871 East Boundary Street Perrysburg, OH). The FULL show notes with clickable links can be found at . Topics discussed Father Matt’s South Toledo roots, what brought him to Perrysburg, how he met his wife, his educational path, and his work experiences Advice for young people who might be interested is becoming a pastor too. St. Tim’s worship services, youth activities, live-streamed services, and more. A conversation about Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation, whose mission is, “To Feed, Clothe, and Fulfill.” An offer to meet up with Father Matt for coffee and conversation An invitation to volunteer A fun sound bite from Father Matt about his favorite pizza (when he was younger) About The Rev Matt Wahlgren (January 2025) The Rev. Matt Wahlgren was raised in a Pentecostal tradition and explored various evangelical faith communities before finding his spiritual home in the Episcopal Church. Before his ordination, Matt’s journey included working as a commercial salmon fisherman in Alaska and serving as the assistant director at Food for Thought in Toledo. Alongside his wife and three daughters, Matt dedicated seven transformative years to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fremont. In March 2024, Matt and his family returned to their roots and have since embraced the Perrysburg community, where they have found a renewed sense of connection and belonging. About St Timothy’s Episcopal Church St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church is a Christ-centered community rooted in traditional worship and committed to inclusive values. Our mission is to ensure that everyone who encounters us knows they are created in God’s image and deeply loved by God. We share this love through worship, teaching, and fellowship, as well as programs that feed, clothe, and celebrate the arts with our neighbors. All are welcome. Come as you are. Sunday services at 8:00am and 10:00am Children’s Sunday School (Pre-K–2nd grade and 3rd–5th grade) takes place during the 10:00 AM service, with youth gathering after the service. Parents and children begin together in worship, with children exiting for their classes during the service. About Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit formed in 2023 to operate programs created and formerly operated by St. Timothy's Episcopal Church in Perrysburg, OH. The Foundation’s mission is to clothe, feed, and fulfill those in need in and around Perrysburg. OH. It does this through three programs: Tim’s Rescue Kitchen, the Discovers Music Series, and Clothesline, a free donated clothing store. Faith Community Leader Series (Lutheran Church of the Master) (Grace Church Perrysburg) (Zoar Lutheran Church) Episode 79 (Today!) Interview with Father Matt Wahlgren Links St. Tim’s website Timothy’s Perrysburg Foundation St. Tim’s on Facebook St. Tim’s on Instagram St. Tim’s on Vimeo 2 clothing recycling dumpsters (For more info, visit .) Perrysburg High School 13385 Roachton Rd. Perrysburg, OH 26609 Lime City Rd Perrysburg, OH Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/34950865

Prime IV Hydration and Wellness (Medical Series Part 1 of 4) 01/17/2025

Rivercrest Park 01/10/2025

My 2025 Vision Board for The Perrysburg Podcast 01/03/2025

My 2025 Vision Board for The Perrysburg Podcast Happy New Year! Today’s episode is about what’s coming up on The Perrysburg Podcast in 2025. I created a 2025 Vision Board for The Perrysburg Podcast to help me focus on what’s in Perrysburg and why people like to live here. If you subscribe to the newsletter for this podcast, you’ll see my Vision Board in the newsletter today (January 3, 2025). I generated more than 60 ideas for my 2025 production schedule, and I talk about many of them in this episode. They all fit into one of 12 categories: Faith Community Leader interviews Attractions in Perrysburg Perrysburg resident interviews Sources of information Parks A four-part medical series Sports Scouts (Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts) School-related topics City of Perrysburg topics Police and Fire topics Misc Topics If you can help me with content for an upcoming episode, please reach out! THANK YOU! Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Links from this episode St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Perrysburg Alliance Church First United Methodist Church St. Rose Catholic Church and School Cedar Creek Church First Presbyterian Church Mosque (Islamic Center of Greater Toledo) Synagogues Christian Science Reading Room Stonebridge Church The 577 Foundation Ft. Meigs YMCA Ft. Meigs Historic Site The Spafford House Museum Buzz Book The Perrysburg Messenger Journal Newspaper Buy Nothing Facebook Page Historic Perrysburg Inc. Rivercrest Park Bicentennial Park Municipal Park Orleans Park Three Meadows Park Woodlands Park sculpture walk Wood County Park District Toledo MetroParks Prime IV Hydration & Wellness Buderer’s Compounding Pharmacy University of Toledo College of Pharmacy Maumee Tackle Girl Scouts of Western Ohio Boy Scouts Erie Shores Council Perrysburg Summer Rec Program Perrysburg Transit Perrysburg Senior Center City of Perrysburg Website Perrysburg Township Website Gathering Volumes Bookstore Small Business Saturday, Nov 29, 2025 Wood County ADAMHS Board Way Public Library ODOT Sign up for our weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/34673520

Get home safely with insights from Deputy Chief Chris Sargent from Perrysburg Police Division 12/27/2024

Bars and Breweries in Perrysburg (Food and Drink Series Part 6 of 7) 12/20/2024

Bars and Breweries in Perrysburg (Food and Drink Series Part 6 of 7) We’re talking about bars and breweries today. This is part 6 of 7 in the Food and Drink Series. This episode has 3 parts: A list of 15 bars in Perrysburg and 4 honorable mentions outside of Perrysburg. An interview with ’s Cathy Miller about the Christmas Ale Adventure on the Safe driving tips from The City of Perrysburg Police Division’s Deputy Chief Chris Sargent ⭐️Thank you to the for your input on this episode! ⭐️ If you’re a prospective, new, or current Perrysburg, OH resident (or a visitor), I hope you enjoy the Food and Drink Series on The Perrysburg Podcast. The FULL show notes for episode 74 are on . Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Food and Drink Series on The Perrysburg Podcast Part One: Ice Cream Shops (July) Part Two: Coffee Shops (August) Part Three: Restaurants (September) Part Four: Butcher Shops (October) Part Five: Bakeries and Desserts (November) Part Six: Bars and Breweries (December) (TODAY!) Part Seven: Miscellaneous food and drink topics (January) - coming soon! More links from this episode The Christmas Ale Adventure Destination Toledo Cathy Miller, Partnership Development Manager at Destination Toledo on LinkedIn Perrysburg, OH Facebook Group Madhouse Bar & Grill Swig 5th Street Pub Stella’s Rosaria’s Claude’s Prime Seafood Benchmark Nagoya Inside the Five Lupita’s El VaQuero Local Roots Get Healthy Nutrition Bar Louie Tailgaters Tavern 1820 BrewWerks (Kalida, OH) has the Drei König Holiday Ale Brewing Green (BG) serves Nakatomi Holiday Party (Ale) Earnest Brew Works (Toledo) serves O Tannenbaum, The Spice is Right, and others. Sign up for our weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/34530610

Chiropractic Care in Perrysburg: A Conversation with Dr. Nick Goin of Innate Health Chiropractic 12/13/2024

Chiropractic Care in Perrysburg: A Conversation with Dr. Nick Goin of Innate Health Chiropractic Today’s episode is an interview with Dr. Nick Goin from Innate Health Chiropractic. Dr. Nick is my chiropractor, and I have been his patient for almost 10 years. I invited Dr. Nick to be on the podcast today because he and his staff have helped me (and my family) over the years, and I want to introduce him to you. In a small town like ours, referrals are meaningful. Dr. Nick and his associate chiropractor, Dr. Rick, are both wonderful. If you need a chiropractor, consider Dr. Nick and Dr. Rick at Innate Health Chiropractic. During our interview, Dr. Nick talks about how he became a chiropractor, why he and his wife chose Perrysburg for Innate Health Chiropractic, services they offer, their staff, their clientele, plans for 2025 and beyond, their website and social media channels, and common misconceptions about chiropractic care. Thank you for listening to episode 73 of the Perrysburg Podcast. Read the FULL show notes with links online at Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Disclaimer: I do not work for Innate Health Chiropractic, and I have not been compensated in any way for featuring Dr. Nick and Innate Health Chiropractic on The Perrysburg Podcast. Innate Health Chiropractic 26580 N. Dixie Hwy Suite 101, Perrysburg, OH 43551 (next to McDonalds on SR 25) 419-872-2255 About Innate Health Chiropractic Innate Health Chiropractic offers pediatric, prenatal and family care to the Perrysburg community. True to its name, the practice focuses on unlocking your body’s innate healing potential by optimizing nervous system function. With a vibrant, healing atmosphere, Innate Health Chiropractic strives to inspire both children and adults to embrace their health journey with excitement. Dedicated to empowering the community with natural health solutions, the team is passionate about helping you and your family thrive! Bio - Dr. Nick Goin (December 2024) Dr. Nick Goin is a passionate and dedicated chiropractor with over a decade of experience serving the Perrysburg community. His journey into chiropractic care began during his undergraduate studies in Business Management at The University of Michigan – Dearborn. Battling chronic allergies, eczema, and back pain, Dr. Nick found little relief through traditional medicine. It was only through neurologically-focused chiropractic care that he experienced a transformative healing journey, sparking his commitment to this field. Today, Dr. Nick is an International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) Certified Pediatric Chiropractor, uniquely skilled in providing gentle, effective care for children, expectant mothers, and individuals of all ages. His mission is to empower families to achieve optimal health and wellness through personalized, holistic care. With a deep commitment to his patients and community, Dr. Nick continues to inspire healthier, happier lives one adjustment at a time. How I met Dr. Nick After lifting something heavy ~10 years ago, I hurt my back. I had numbness and tingling in my right arm (and my right hand) for at least two weeks. I didn’t do anything about it at first because I thought it would go away on its own. When it didn’t (go away on its own)…I got scared. After talking to my friend Patty about the issue, she recommended Dr. Nick at Innate Health Chiropractic. When I was finally ready to ask for help, Dr. Nick and his wife were there for me. After a few adjustments, the numbness and tingling resolved, but I have remained a patient for general health and wellness reasons. Links from this episode Innate Health Chiropractic website Innate Health Chiropractic Instagram Innate Health Chiropractic Facebook International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) website Click to sign up for The Perrysburg Podcast’s weekly newsletter Follow the podcast on YouTube Follow the podcast on Twitter/X Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/34401185

Interview with Jesse Stock about Partners for Clean Streams 12/06/2024

Interview with Jesse Stock about Partners for Clean Streams Today’s episode is an interview with Jesse Stock. Jesse is the Executive Director at Partners for Clean Streams. During our conversation, Jesse talks about what Partners for Clean Streams is, waterway cleanup events they organize, interesting items they find, how many pounds of trash volunteers have removed from local waterways over the last 28 years, volunteer engagement, donor support, educational outreach, challenges our waterways face in 2025, and more. Thank you for listening to episode 72 of the Perrysburg Podcast. Read the FULL show notes with links online at Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Partners for Clean Streams (Social Links, etc are below) Office address: 132 W. Second St. Suite C, Perrysburg, OH 43551 Mailing address: PO Box 203, Perrysburg, OH 43552 Office phone number 419-874-0727 About Partners for Clean Streams (November 2024) Founded in 2007 by environmental advocates in Toledo, Ohio, Partners for Clean Streams (PCS) is committed to protecting and restoring local waterways through education, community engagement, and sustainable practices. With over 17 years of experience, PCS has organized 28 annual cleanup events and collaborates with local organizations to implement impactful initiatives like Community Water Action in Toledo. PCS also serves as the Ohio EPA’s facilitating organization for the Maumee Area of Concern. Programs such as Get the Lead Out and Fishing Recycling Collection Bins work to reduce marine debris and promote environmental stewardship. Through hands-on volunteer efforts and restoration projects, PCS empowers individuals to actively address water quality challenges. About Jesse Stock (November 2024) Jesse Stock is the Executive Director at Partners for Clean Streams, bringing over 21 years of experience in nonprofit leadership and community engagement. A former Philanthropic Services Officer at the Greater Toledo Community Foundation, Jesse has also led community initiatives at organizations like the Athens County Foundation, Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and the American Red Cross. With a background that includes military service, where he earned two Bronze Stars, Jesse is deeply committed to service, community, and positive change. He is passionate about the environment, local philanthropy, enjoying outdoor activities and spending time with his family. Links for this episode Email Jesse Stock ☎️ Telephone Website * Sign up for the Partners for Clean Streams newsletter, and learn about upcoming events! PCS Annual Report: Instagram (@PCSMaumee) Twitter/X (@PCSMaumee) Facebook (@PCSMaumee) YouTube Linktree and Perrysburg’s Great American Clean Up Click to sign up for The Perrysburg Podcast’s weekly newsletter Follow the podcast on YouTube Follow the podcast on Twitter/X Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/34276870

Crossing the Perrysburg-Maumee Bridge. Insights from Patrick Burtch, City Administrator - Maumee 11/29/2024

Grief Counseling in Perrysburg - Interview with Tim Polakowski from Monarch Grief Center 11/22/2024

Grief Counseling in Perrysburg - Interview with Tim Polakowski from Monarch Grief Center Monarch Grief Center is located at 314 Louisiana Ave in Perrysburg, OH. Their website is . I have passed the Monarch Grief Center on foot many times during the Perrysburg Farmers Market on Thursdays in historic, downtown Perrysburg (May through October). The Monarch Butterfly on the sign in front of their office is easy to spot. This episode gave me an opportunity to tour the Center, talk to the Executive Director (Tim Polakowski), and learn what Monarch Grief Center is, services they offer, and why they chose to set up shop in Perrysburg. The timing of this episode is important. As I record this, Thanksgiving is just a few days away, and Christmas is next month. The holidays can be emotionally difficult for people who are grieving (especially for those who are facing an upcoming loss or have recently lost someone). If you know someone who might need grief counseling, please share this episode with them. ⭐️ Special thanks to for introducing me to Tim Polakowski at the Norma Stark Memory Garden and Labyrinth in June 2024. ⭐️ Thank you for listening to episode 70 of the Perrysburg Podcast. Read the FULL show notes with links online at Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube About Monarch Grief Center Monarch Grief Center is a private, nonprofit grief center located in downtown Perrysburg, but serving all of Northwest Ohio, that provides centralized, professional, and specialized grief support services. This includes individual grief counseling, specialized support groups, and community outreach and education. Monarch tries to not let finances be the barrier for services that individuals want and need so financial assistance is available to anyone needing it. Tim’s Bio (October 2024) Tim Polakowski, MBA, MSW, LISW-S, FT, ACHP-SW is Cofounder, Executive Director, and Grief Counselor at Monarch Grief Center. After working at a local hospice for 10 years, Tim and his cofounder Amy became acutely aware of the need for more specialized, centralized, and professional grief services in Northwest Ohio. Tim’s passion for social work, death/dying, and leadership have culminated to what he now considers his highest calling. Tim considers it an honor to do this work for our wonderful community. Links from this episode Monarch Grief Center website Monarch Grief Center on Instagram Monarch Grief Center on Facebook The Perrysburg Podcast Episode 18 featuring Alice Buehrle Norma Stark Memory Garden and Labyrinth To learn more about my friend, Dr. Asha Pai Bohannon, check out this link to my other podcast (The Pharmacist’s Voice Podcast) If you’re a healthcare entrepreneur who is looking for your tribe, check out Medipreneurs Sign up for The Perrysburg Podcast’s weekly newsletter. Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/33973382

Bakeries and Dessert Destinations (Food and Drink Series Part 5 of 7) 11/15/2024

Bakeries and Dessert Destinations (Food and Drink Series Part 5 of 7) Welcome to the 5th episode in the Food and Drink Series! Today, we’re talking about bakeries and dessert destinations in Perrysburg. If you like sweets, you’ll like this episode. This episode covers four categories: Bakers/dessert makers at the 2024 Perrysburg Farmers Market (May-October) Chain dessert businesses Independent, local bakers/dessert businesses Honorable mentions (3 bakeries outside of Perrysburg) ⭐️Thank you to the for your input on this episode! ⭐️ If you’re a prospective, new, or current Perrysburg, OH resident (or a visitor), I hope you enjoy the Food and Drink Series on The Perrysburg Podcast. The FULL show notes for episode 69 are on . Know someone who might like this episode? Share it with them! Popular links are below: ⬇️ Apple Podcasts Spotify Audible YouTube Food and Drink Series Part One: Ice Cream Shops (July) Part Two: Coffee Shops (August) Part Three: Restaurants (September) Part Four: Butcher Shops (October) Part Five: Bakeries and Desserts (November) (TODAY!) Part Six: Bars (December) - coming soon! Part Seven: Miscellaneous food and drink topics (January) - coming soon! Perrysburg Farmers Market bakers/dessert makers *Source: * Country Grains Detroit Mini Donuts NeNe’s Sweets Kettle Corn vendors Sweets by Caroline Crunchy Mama’s Bakery Sur Le Pounce Stuffed Cookies Cookie Crush Erie Cotton Candy Company Vegan Taste Note: If I missed anyone, I apologize. 2. Chain bakeries/dessert destinations Chain stores have bakery departments: Costco, Meijer, Kroger, etc. Note that Walmart Bakery Dept offers special-order cakes by Lynn’s Cakes. To see samples and order, visit The Peach Cobbler Factory Crumbl Nothing Bundt Cakes Barry Bagels Tim Hortons Dunkin Donuts Independent, local bakers/dessert businesses Walt Churchill’s Market Bakery Dept. Sur Le Pouce and 7 Little Cupcakes (two businesses located inside one store) and So Many Somethings Desserterie The Mindful Table Miss J Bakery Nedley’s Ice Cream shop (The building is decorated with a “Hershey’s Ice Cream” sign) Three Dog Bakery https://threedogstores.com/bakery/shoppes-at-riverplace-perrysburg-oh/ Frosted Bakery (Home Baker) My Sweet 7 (Home Baker serving NW Ohio for 14 years) Alyssa’s Cakes and Confections (Home Baker and PENTA Culinary Program graduate) Katrina’s Sweet Treats (Home Baker) Becky’s Cakes, Cookies, and Confections (Home Baker) **Visit Becky at the JHPO Craft Show Nov 23 9 AM - 3 PM** Jane’s Cakes and Confections (Home Baker - Serving Perrysburg for 40 years) 4. Honorable mentions (Not in Perrysburg, but recommended by the Facebook Group) 1. Kim’s Kakes, LLC in Rossford 2. Strachn’s Bakery Toledo, OH 3. Wixey Bakery in South Toledo More links from this episode Perrysburg Farmers Market Sign up for the weekly newsletter on Follow the podcast on YouTube Email the host: /episode/index/show/f5c9bf3f-4a18-4a28-952f-23e764bebd07/id/33924502

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