This episode features Emeritus Associate Professor of History, Dr. Richard Warner H'13, reflecting on his time at Wabash. (Episode 408)

This episode features new Dean of Students, Scott Brown, discussing a recap of his experiences in his "freshman year," his gratitude throughout a career in higher education, and helping students find a sense of brotherhood across campus (Episode 407).

This episode features Dr. Neil Schmitzer-Torbert, Professor of Psychology and this year's recipient of the McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Excellence in Teaching Award. Dr. Schmitzer-Torbert discusses his circuitous route into his field, spending free time with family, and the joy of teaching at Wabash (Episode 406).

This episode features this year's Commencement speakers from the class of 2026, Precious Ainabor and Quinn Sholar, as they reflect on their favorite Wabash memories, progress on their speeches, and senior advice for their freshmen selves (Episode 405).

This episode features members of the cast and crew of the Spring 2026 Wabash Theater production titled And You Will Stand on Windswept Beaches..., a devised piece adapted from a short story of the same title by Owen Booth (Episode 404).

This episode features Director of Athletics and Recreation Jim Peeples, discussing his observations of the caliber of Wabash men, servant leadership, and the D3 difference (Episode 403).

This episode features Managing Editor for student newspaper The Bachelor, Nathan Ellenberger '26, discussing his multi-issue series covering campus usage, incorporation, and climate around artificial intelligence at Wabash (Episode 402).

This episode features the 21st Haines Lecturer in Biochemistry, Jason Kwon '11, discussing the impact of artificial intelligence on his scientific work, the evolving optimization problem of work-life balance, and memories of Wabash weekends at the TKE house (Episode 401).

This episode features four newly tenured faculty of the college, Eric Dunaway, Matthew Gorey, Joe Scanlon '03, and Julian Whitney, discussing the environments that shaped them, memorable classroom moments, and what earning tenure means for each of them personally (Episode 400).

This episode features student presenters on-location at this year's Celebration of Student Research, broaching a broad range of disciplines from computational chemistry, social rejection, Joe Rogan, and autonomous robots (Episode 399).