Raff and the Meatballs - MUHS Podcast

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.

Today on Raff and the Meatballs, we’re honored to host U.S. Air Force Retired Colonel Matthew Guenther, a proud member of the MUHS Class of 1992. Col. Guenther brings a fascinating story of service, innovation, and entrepreneurship. From his distinguished military career working with missile and rocket technology to his transition into civilian life as the founder of a thriving logistics company with 65 employees, his journey is nothing short of inspiring. Join us as he reflects on his career, answers student questions, and shares how his leadership skills and experiences have shaped his entrepreneurial success.

On this episode of Raff and the Meatballs, we’re joined by Joe Domask, a proud 1996 graduate of Marquette University High School. Joe wears many hats in the MUHS community—freshman basketball coach, color commentator for MUHS football on 101.7 FM, and a former standout athlete as part of the 1994 State Championship football team. Beyond his contributions on the court and the field, Joe is also an accomplished attorney at Domask Law Offices. Join us as Joe reflects on his time at MUHS, his journey through sports and law, and what it means to give back to the community that shaped him.

In this episode, we catch up with recent MUHS alumni—and last year’s self-proclaimed “meatballs”—Murphy Monreal and Joey Span. They share an honest and entertaining look at their first semester in college, talking about the challenges, surprises, and major differences from high school. Did MUHS prepare them well? What advice do they have for current Hilltoppers getting ready for the next step? Tune in to hear their reflections, stories, and plenty of laughs along the way!

Today on Raff and the Meatballs, we’re turning the spotlight on Mike Jurken, a proud 2005 graduate of Marquette University High School and the creative force behind Majic Productions. What started as a middle school hobby mixing beats and lights has transformed into a Midwest-based audiovisual powerhouse with global reach. Mike shares his journey from his first gigs at age 12 to running a top-tier production company. Listen in as we dive into the story of "Majic" and hear his insights on building a business grounded in passion, professionalism, and a commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences.