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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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchJim 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.
Recent episodes include "I Love You, But...Halloween Party Disappearance" (29 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Meg and Allison Rosati" (27 October 2026, 62 minutes), and "I Love You, But...Sock Thief" (22 October 2026, 50 minutes).
The Maley Way publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 33 minutes.
Booking probability for The Maley Way is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Maley Way requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Maley Way's contact route on record: public web form.
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Episode #135
Jim pulled his standard Irish Goodbye at the Halloween party. He also lucked into missing the party cleanup. Katie abruptly ended a conversation in order to close a linen closet.
Episode #134
NBC Chicago news anchor Allison Rosati is Meg's guest on this edition of The Meg Way. Allison gave Meg a full tour of the studios. This marks Allison's very first time on a podcast. Allison plays a round of Start...
Episode #133
There is a sock thief in the Maley house. Single socks go missing all the time. Guess where they end up? Katie's text updates are lackluster.
The Iceman returned in top form after missing a few weeks due to injury. Should the Fighting Irish have been allowed one more play in Provo? Jimmy V and Hendawg discuss.
Episode #131
Anthony Ciancio sits down with Jim to talk about his documentary on the Elmwood Park bocce ball scene. How We Roll captures the essence of community spirit through the eyes of participants and organizers.
Episode #130
Matt Hobby, also known as Professor Jeff from Young Sheldon , joins Hen-Dawg and Jimmy V for a whole lot of Bulls talk. Matt rocks his Taj Gibson jersey. Matt answers questions about sitcom moments and participates in...
Episode #129
Katie extended a family outing with a stop at the Harry Potter Butterbeer Bar. Jim's bathroom trash can is overstuffed. Katie found a metal hanger, prescription bottles, and a Play-Doh container in there.
Episode #128
An extended weekend provided Meg with a much-needed break from school and gave her time to enjoy some hibachi and time with friends. The Maley family gathered for a movie night. Meg and Mom appeared on CBS Chicago...
Episode #125
Grandma makes a surprise guest appearance on the podcast with Meg and Katie. Grandma shares some 1960s lingo. Also: Top 5 Smells
Episode #123
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.
Episode #122
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.
Episode #121
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.
Episode #120
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.
Episode #119
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.
Episode #118
Jim doesn't know where to find a sitter for the kids. Katie contends that he should have his nieces on speed dial to watch the kids when he's got something on the calendar.
Episode #117
Meg quizzes her brothers about some of her favorite things. She picks the brains of Andy and Paddy to get their opinions on a wide range of sports and family topics.
Episode #116
Jim doesn't like crowds, but does he have to make it so obvious? Bulls Fest was known to Katie, but Jim missed the message. Katie pays tribute to Dolly Parton.
Episode #115
Meg is thrilled with her teachers as the new school year gets rolling. Katie is worried about keeping Meg's soccer uniform at the ready. Meg experienced a ghost haunting at a friend's house.
Episode #114
Jim is thrown by Katie's tendency to walk away while talking. She'll also turn on the vacuum during a conversation. Andy and Paddy live a barefoot, tarps off lifestyle.
Episode #113
Andy and Paddy had a heckuva good summer. It was packed with inflatables and kickball. What do the Knuckleheads think about the Green Bay Packers? How about going back to school?
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