2010 May | Craig Wolfley
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A special Memorial Day Podcast as we welcome into the studio Vietnam Veteran George Metz who is also the director of the Michael Novosel Foundation. George tells us the incredible story of Michael Novosel Sr. a Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. A story of a father and son, both pilots in the military who had the opportunity to fly together. At different times both were shot down and the resulting rescue is something that is truly something that will make you shake your head and say this is a movie that has to be made.

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We end the month of May with a combo podcast of buzzing topics in the world of Wolfley.

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Steelers QB Derby

On May 25, 2010 By

Craig Wolfley breaks down the off-season quarterback derby for the Pittsburgh Steelers while Big Ben Roethlisberger is away.

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A combo podcast of buzzing topics in the world of Wolfley.

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    Pain Management

    On May 21, 2010 By

    After 5 years of High school football, 4 more in college and another 12 in the NFL, while competing in Strongman events and then boxing followed by Jiu Jitsu, Kali and other studies into the various Martial disciplines I have been fortunate enough to explore, pain management is something that I’ve learned comes with the [...]

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    Stephen Hawking thinks we shouldn’t communicate with aliens. Me and the boys talked this up in the latest close encounter of the podcast kind.

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      Steel Driving Man

      On May 13, 2010 By

      John Henry is an American folk hero who according to legend had a contest laying railroad tracks with a steam drill that resulted in the death of Henry. Man versus machine in the 1840′s. Supposedly Henry swung a 20 pound sledgehammer and was considered one of the strongest men alive.

      Sledgehammers have been used as [...]

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      Taser Time in Philly

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      Craig, Frank and Hersch tackle the Taser topic after a Philadelphia Phillies fan ran onto the field and got his but tased to the turf.

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      This Saturday, May 15th is the annual Tunch and Wolf “Walk for the Homeles.” The walk benefits the Light of Life Rescue Mission on the North side of Pittsburgh. Light of Life has been serving the broken, the needy, and the hopeless for over fifty years on the north shore of Pittsburgh.

      Jesus said in Matthew 22:39 to “Love your neighbor as yourself” and listed it as the second greatest commandment for us to follow. This is exactly what the Mission does. Light of Life is on the front lines, right in the trenches, providing meals, housing and restoring lives that have been shattered through addiction and circumstance.

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        While observing a little OTA activity, that being the organized team activity that occurred on the field at the Steelers southside practice facility, I got a chance to watch Mike Wallace. No, not the Sixty Minutes Mike Wallace, but the heir to Santonio’s spot Mike Wallace. And what i saw in just a little action [...]

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          I went down to the Steelers practice facility on Friday to do a little work. The bonus was sitting down and grubbing out with one of my all-time favorite players and guys, Steelers defensive end Aaron Smith. Aaron looks great, is ahead of schedule in his rotator cuff rehab, and participated in the just finished OTA’s (On [...]

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