Ep. 7 | Mr. George (Part 2)

Ep. 7 | Mr. George (Part 2)

In this episode of Quiet in the Halls, we welcome back Mr. Nick George, Theology Teacher and Strength Coach, to continue the conversation about what it means to be Catholic, his time in the seminary, his favorite pope, and finally answer whether or not aliens exist.  Listen and Follow: https://www.catholiccentral.net/podcasts

Ep. 6 | Malik Amine

In this episode of Quiet in the Halls, we welcome Malik Amine ’14, a former Division I wrestler turned financial consultant whose journey is rooted in goodness, discipline, and knowledge. Listen and Follow: https://www.catholiccentral.net/podcasts

Ep. 5 | Mr. Mach

On this episode of Quiet in the Halls, we welcome Mr. Mike Mach, a teacher and football coach at Catholic Central.  A two-time state champion defensive back at CC ('01, '02) and a two-sport Shamrock who also earned letters in track & field, Coach Mach graduated from DCC in 2003 before earning his B.A. in History and Secondary Education from Michigan State University in 2008.  Mach has been a teacher in the Catholic Central building since 2009 and is on pace to complete his MBA from Louisiana Tech University in Summer 2026. A Shamrock through and through, Coach Mach's passion for CC football, player development, and the brotherhood of the program continues to drive everything he does.

Ep. 4 | Myles Amine

Olympic bronze medalist and Detroit Catholic Central alumnus Myles Amine joins host Mitchell Konye on this episode of Quiet in the Halls to talk about life beyond the wrestling mat. A five-time NCAA All-American at Michigan and 2020 Olympic medalist for San Marino, Myles shares what it was like competing on the world stage and how those experiences shaped his mindset for the next phase of his life.

Ep. 3 | Mr. Mooney

In this episode of Quiet in the Halls, Mitchell sits down with Mr. Mooney to talk about his journey to Catholic Central, the experiences that shaped his path, and how listening for your calling can lead you exactly where you’re meant to be. Mr. Mooney shares honest insight on faith, purpose, and trusting the process, especially when the road ahead isn’t clear.