The Maley Way
Jim Maley is a High School Teacher and Public Speaker on Depression and Suicide Awareness. He is a former Division 1 Basketball Player and Head Varsity Basketball Coach. He is married to his high school sweetheart and the two have four children.
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Meg TV feat. Knuckleheads (opens the original)
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Meg welcomes the Knuckleheads into the podcast studio to recap the family's visit with Lou Canellis on NBC Chicago. Apparently water was spilled by someone. Meg had a blast meeting Allison Rosati.
I Love You, But...King in the North (opens the original)
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Jim and Katie recap the Jimmy and Henry's Today Show appearance. Jimmy introduced Game of Thrones star Kit Harington, who got a kick out of the boys. Katie experienced some fear of missing out.
Meg Takes Up Sewing (opens the original)
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Meg has taken up sewing as a new hobby. She's making Barbie clothes for a neighbor. Katie used to sew scrunchies back in the day. Sewing is a family tradition.
Meg's Sick Day (opens the original)
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Sick days are a rite of passage for kids. Meg spent a recent sick day binge watching season 2 of Full House . Katie's cousin got married, and Meg brought home a piece of dirt cake.
I Love You, But...Finger Roll Drop (opens the original)
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Jim notes Katie's dismissive drop of towels, remotes, and other household items. Sometimes she adds a finger roll for added flair. It happens when Jim forgets to put things away.
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