The following is an archived podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery.

This podcast is entitled, the 235th annual Mr. Ohio Hoss of the Year contest.

It is the first and only episode of the podcast. Welcome to episode one.

From the beautiful shores of Lake Erie, we're coming at you live from Cleveland, the jewel of Ohio, as we present to you, our viewers, the 335th annual Mr. Ohio Hoss of the Year contest, brought to you by our great sponsors, the Ohio Department of Transportation, which wants to remind all of you guys stop walking alongside the highway, as well as brisk iced tea, brisk the perfect iced tea to drink while walking on the highway.

I, of course, am local sports broadcaster Toby Topp, and co-hosting here with me today is Croke Munch, who not a decade ago won

this very contest. Croke, how do you feel returning to the hallowed grounds of this Coldstone

creamery at Cedar Park? Oh man, it's always fun to come back and see them all stuff and whatever.

And I wish people would stop saying how long ago I won

because I think I can still pass for 21. You know what I mean, Toby? You know what? In certain light,

not in like a grocery store, but at a bar. Come on. Huh? What do you think? Well, we have a correction

coming in from our editors here. Apparently it's called Cedar Point.

Wait, what did you say?

I said Cedar Park. You know, I've grown up, I'm born and raised Ohio my whole life.

I've been to Cedar Park maybe 200 times as a kid, but apparently it was Cedar Point all along.

Well, what do you know? You're just from Ohio just like me. That's why I won Mr. Ohio.

And my name's Croke Munch and I was born in Ohio.

But I'm excited because we have three great guys that have made the finals.

Yeah, I just want to be the Ohio Hoss of the year. I'm so pumped.

If anyone's questioning my Ohio credentials after that flub, I just want to say I went, if anyone's questioning my Ohio credentials after that flub,

I just want to say I went to the Ohio ST University.

A lot of people think it's Ohio State, but I went to Ohio Street, the community college.

And I'm just as Ohio as anybody in this room.

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