Fridays at 8:30 PM beginning Aug. 30
What is a city-centric person?
A person that showcases qualities of the city they live, work, and play in, but not in a stereotypical fashion.
CITY CENTRIC returns for a second season of interviews with trailblazers from six more cities across our region. Each city’s episode reveals the stories of six changemakers who exemplify their city and possess unique roles including business leader, revitalizer, artist, humanitarian, historian, educator and visionary.
Season 2
Season 1
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Ben Curtis Family Foundation
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An Interview with Tom Roberts
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An Interview with Derrick McDowell
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An Interview with Aspasia Lyras-Bernacki
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An Interview with Sharon Letson
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An Interview with Samantha Turner
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An Interview with Jackie Popovec
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An Interview with Candace Curtis
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An Interview with Gwen Rosenberg
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An Interview with Mike Beder
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An Interview with Steve Coon
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An Interview with Kyle Stone
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An Interview with John Hampu
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An Interview with Ed Albert
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An Interview with Raymont and Brenda Johnson
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An Interview with Joe Mazzola
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An Interview with Bronlynn Thurman
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An Interview with Jenn Kidd
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An Interview with Tony Troppe
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An Interview with Sthephanie Marie
CITY CENTRIC is hosted by Sthephanie Marie, a native of San Juan, Puerto Rico, who later moved with her family to Campbell, Ohio. Following graduation in 2018 from Youngstown State University with a major in communication and a minor in theater, she pursued work in the entertainment industry. She has achieved great success in the pageant industry, representing Ohio in the Miss USA 2020 contest, placing in the top five at Miss Puerto Rico Universe in 2021 and placing third runner-up as the United States representative at Miss Grand International in 2023.
Witnessing how Alzheimer’s disease affected her grandmother, Maria, Sthephanie Marie decided to raise awareness and funds for the Alzheimer’s Association. She has been an active participant in The Walk to End Alzheimer’s for several years, with a mission of spreading awareness and helping those affected by the disease.