Season 3 of Raff and the Meatballs continues with a special guest - 2017 MUHS grad Harrison Ott. A state golf champion at MUHS in 2016, Harrison went on to play at Vanderbilt University, where he helped capture two SEC titles and cemented his place among the school’s all-time greats. After turning professional in 2022, he’s now set to compete on one of golf’s biggest stages - the 2025 U.S. Open. Join us as Harrison shares his journey from high school fairways to the professional circuit and what it takes to chase your dream at the highest level.

This week on Raff and the Meatballs, we’re joined by Mike Bark, a 1992 MUHS graduate who made his mark both on the football field and the wrestling mat. After earning his master’s in accounting from UW–Milwaukee, Mike went on to found Bull Moose Financial, where he helps clients build strong financial futures. When he’s not crunching numbers, Mike gives back to the community as president of Junior Hilltoppers Football, helping develop the next generation of Hilltoppers on the gridiron.

Seasoned Hilltopper and 2006 MUHS grad Chris Oliva joins Raff and the Meatballs to share his journey from the stage to the server room. Now serving as MUHS’s Director of Technology, Chris built his path through an associate’s degree from MATC in IT Network Specialist, a bachelor’s in Management of Information Systems from Ottawa University, and a professional certificate in Cybersecurity from UW–Madison.

Outside of keeping MUHS running smoothly, Chris is a man of many talents—he coaches bowling, plays softball, loves reading, cooking, gaming (and building gaming PCs), traveling, and spending time with family and friends. Once a self-proclaimed “theater kid” who performed as Mr. Al Taylor in Follies, he even bowled on TV and has met icons like Pete Rose and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Tune in to meet the man behind the tech curtain who keeps everything clicking at MUHS!

This week on Raff and the Meatballs, we’re joined by sophomore Ethan Chang, an all-around talent who balances the demands of cross country running with his creative work as a member of the Hilltopper Media Collective. Ethan plays a key role behind the scenes, producing live events that showcase the energy and spirit of the MUHS community. Tune in as we get to know Ethan, his passion for storytelling through media, and how he manages life as both an athlete and a producer.

Raff and the Meatballs launches Season 3 with fresh energy and a brand-new crew of Meatballs - Leo Giampietro, Ronnie Decker, and Cruz Azzaline - joining Sean Raffaelli behind the mic. To start things off, the team welcomes Andrew Kossow, MUHS Strength and Conditioning Coach. A 2005 graduate of Green Bay Southwest High School, Andrew brings not only his coaching expertise but also his unique perspective as a U.S. Army veteran, having served from 2005 to 2012. Tune in for a conversation that blends discipline, resilience, and a look at what it means to build strength both inside and outside the weight room.

In this special end-of-year episode, we highlight the next generation of educators and voices at MUHS. We’re joined by ASCs Miles Monday (MUHS ’20 / St. Louis University), Will Stuart (Hillsdale), and Leo Landeros (Marquette), who reflect on their year of service and growth. Will is set to return to MUHS next fall as a full-time math teacher.
Making their debut as next year’s Meatball hosts are Cruz and Leo, taking over the mic with energy and curiosity. And to cap it off, we honor a true MUHS legend - Mr. Tim Prosser - who is retiring after 51 years of teaching. Tune in for reflections, laughs, gratitude, and a heartfelt goodbye to a man who shaped generations.

In our final episode of the 2024–2025 school year, we’re joined by MUHS’s top leadership: Principal Jeff Monday and President Fr. Mike Marco, S.J. Together, they reflect on the school year, share insights into their leadership journeys, and talk about what lies ahead for the MUHS community. Fr. Marco, a Jesuit with degrees from Boston College and Creighton University, brings a background in psychology and religious education. Principal Monday, who has led MUHS since 2010, studied mathematics and education at Creighton and Marquette. Don’t miss this thoughtful sendoff to another remarkable year at 3401 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Greg Papachristou, a 2005 MUHS graduate, brings a unique blend of science, service, and spirit to everything he does. After earning a degree in Biomedical Engineering from Marquette University in 2009, Greg has remained deeply connected to both his faith and community. A standout athlete in football, wrestling, track, and powerlifting during his time at MUHS, he now serves as President of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church and leads Milwaukee’s beloved Greek Fest at State Fair each summer.

Jon Kahle, a proud 2000 graduate of MUHS and Providence College alum, is set to take the reins as the next head football coach at Marquette University High School starting in the fall of 2025. After 12 impressive seasons leading Brookfield Academy to 11 postseason appearances—Coach Kahle returns to his alma mater, ready to build on tradition and inspire the next generation of Hilltoppers.

Shae McNamara, a 2004 graduate of MUHS, took his talents from the basketball court to an unexpected place, the world of Australian Rules Football. After earning a basketball scholarship to Marist College and playing professionally in Germany, Shae made sports history as the first American-born and raised player in Australia’s top league. Tune in as he shares his journey through two continents, two sports, and a lifetime of bold decisions.