Won't You Be Out Neighbor - Ferris

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.

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.

A family conversation, a few childhood stories and an MC Hammer concert make for a fun episode of Won’t You Be Our Neighbor. City Attorney Darren Shulman and City Manager Steve Schoeny welcome Darren’s younger brother, Jeff Shulman, to the conversation. Joining virtually from Washington, Jeff shares memories from growing up with Darren, including some entertaining stories from their childhood, and talks about his career as a college professor and filmmaker. Jeff also discusses his new documentary, What It Takes, which explores addiction, recovery and the personal stories behind both. The conversation comes at a fitting time, as Jeff is headed to Upper Arlington for a free community screening of the film, hosted in connection with the City’s Recovery Court.

As a new school year begins, Upper Arlington Schools Superintendent Dr. Bob Hunt joins Steve Schoeny and Darren Shulman to discuss how the district prepared for students' return, the community-driven Master Facilities Planning process and the combined bond issue and operating levy on the November ballot. Tune in for an inside look at what's ahead for Upper Arlington Schools and the community for the 2026-2027 school year!

At 14 years old, Heidi Munc discovered the power of local government while knocking on doors to help pass a school levy. That first experience sparked a lifelong passion for service and community impact. Now, serving as the Vice President of Upper Arlington City Council, Heidi shares her journey into public service, her love of astrophotography, travel adventures and what keeps her looking toward the future — and the stars.