A multi-generational Steward family talks with Harry about Spartan life through the decades: Kate Porter Murray ‘92, Dylan Murray ‘21, Connor Murray ‘24.

Baseball alum JT Wauford ‘09 sat down with Harry, and a surprise guest -- Coach Bruce Secrest -- showed up to join the conversation. 

Harry caught up with two entrepreneurial young alumni: Alex Fabiato ’19 and Ryan Odibo ’18. Both have day jobs as well as their own businesses…and big plans for the future.

In our first remote interview, Natalie Bendheim ‘14 talked with Harry about her life in Los Angeles and her work in the acting/producing/screenwriting world. Two student co-hosts – aspiring actresses Emory Burns ‘27 and Claire Stuckey ‘27 – joined Harry for the second half of the conversation. This episode is also available as a video on Steward’s YouTube channel.

Grammy Award-winning music producer Michael Congdon ’00 invited Harry to chat at In Your Ear Studios in downtown Richmond. (Note: This episode includes a conversation about music artist Chris Brown but does not reference his criminal convictions.) 

On the sixth annual Alumni Inspiration Day, Harry sat down for interviews with guests who were students in two different millennia: Graham Hickerson ‘89, who first entered Steward in 1976, and Caroline Willhite ‘18, along with her mom, first-grade teacher Sabra Willhite, who has been at the school since 2000. 

The Class of 2020 held its fifth reunion on Steward’s campus during the holidays. Harry joined the party to have quick conversations with reunion coordinators Bri David and Olivia Koerner, plus Emma Connelly, Will Eiben, Charlie Fowler, Scottie Gilg, Cameron Jarvandi, Joe Shaia, Kendall Shamus, and Leah Weinstock.

Former Athletic Director Janet Rice, who spent her entire 33-year career at Steward, swaps stories with Harry.

Harry sits down with Alumni Achievement Award winner Khoa Tran ‘12, who traveled from Vietnam to be the featured speaker at Convocation, and his classmate Preston Huennekens, who drove from Kentucky to see his friend accept the award. 

Harry gets the inside scoop during a walking tour of campus with the director of technology, who has been at Steward (as a student and staff member) since 1979.