Harry and his daughter (guest co-host Maddie Baron ’32) talk with Harry’s classmate, Corbin Brierre Ryland ’01, and her son, incoming fifth grader Cooper Ryland ’33.

Harry tackles myths, legends, and history with retired teacher Ian Coddington, who was at Steward from 1984-2008.

In honor of College Declaration Day on May 1, Harry sits down with Heather Jeter, director of college counseling, and Braeden Glancy ‘15, administrative assistant in the College Counseling Office. 

Just in time for March Madness, Harry talks with Adam Lonon ‘06, athletic director and varsity girls basketball coach at Trinity Episcopal School. 

This episode was recorded on stage at the annual Board, Faculty, Staff Program. Three Steward couples (John Keefe ‘15 and Ally Dods Keefe ‘16, Frazer Orgain ‘95 and Corbin Adamson Orgain ‘96, Graham Hickerson ‘89 and former staff member Barbara Werderman Hickerson), each of whom met at the school, played “The Stewlywed Game” with guest host Jimmy Benson ‘92. 

Harry talks with two alumni who visited campus for the 5th annual Alumni Inspiration Day (Steward’s career day for seniors): (Part 1) Lindsey Lubin ‘14 is a newly minted physician assistant, and (Part 2) Sarah Shimer ‘12 is a faculty member at Berwick Academy in Maine.

Harry talks with two alumni who visited campus for the 5th annual Alumni Inspiration Day (Steward’s career day for seniors): (Part 1) Lindsey Lubin ‘14 is a newly minted physician assistant, and (Part 2) Sarah Shimer ‘12 is a faculty member at Berwick Academy in Maine.

Episode 5: Harry talks with Dinari Noland ‘22, host of the “YoungBouls” podcast, and Upper School Technology Facilitator Erin Springfield, who sponsors Steward's Podcast Club and conducts a podcasting summer camp. 

Harry walks down memory lane with Steward icons Carolyn Brandt, Lee Healey, and Rugene Paulette.

Harry reviews the history of the Alumni Association’s fundraiser, Trucks and Shucks, and talks to special guests at this year’s event: Sara Rossmoore McDermott ‘98, Molly Sauer ‘01, Jenn Gray ‘02, and Michael Stein ‘20.