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We sat down with Mike Bruchac — longtime Morristown High School Gym Teacher, Varsity Boys Soccer Coach, and Vice Principal. With a career spanning over 40 years — 34 of them at MHS — Mike shares stories from the sidelines to the school office. From landing his first teaching job, coaching soccer teams, and assisting future Notre Dame Head Coach Charlie Weis, to stepping into school leadership, this episode is filled with insight, humor, and heart.

Whether you're a Morristown alum or considering a career in education, this is an hour you won’t want to miss.

Beyond The Green is Hosted By Peter and Sotiri "Terry" Barbounis.

This episode was recorded on the campus of St Elizabeth University in Convent Station, NJ.

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Beyond the Green welcomes Morristown High School alum Kate Lynch McCabe (Class of 1989), a former history teacher whose passion for local history has led her deep into the untold story of how Headquarters Plaza came to be. In this compelling conversation, Katy shares her research into the political infighting, public resistance, and even the influence of New York crime families that surrounded the controversial development of HQ Plaza in the 1970s and 80s.

This episode if the first of many to be filmed at St Elizabeth University in Convent Station, NJ. Special thanks to the staff at the university for collaborating with us .

Sr Production Engineer - Brandon Hutchinson

Production Engineer - Josh Gonzalez

Jr Production Engineer - Nic DiSciascio

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Raizzi Stein is a lifelong Morristown resident with a passion for plant-based eating, environmental sustainability, community building, and supporting small businesses. With a background in communication and marketing, she works to create meaningful connections between people, food, and the local businesses that shape her community. She is dedicated to making plant-based choices more accessible and driving positive change through her advocacy.

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