Richard Paige sits down with Jared Burris '15, an extreme long-distance runner who just completed John Muir's Southern Trek from Indiana to the Florida Gulf Coast. They discuss Burris's reckoning with Muir's controversial views on race, how philosophy impacts his worldview, and reaching the other side of comfort (Episode 307).

Richard Paige sits down with two recipients of this year's Kenneth Rhys Rudolph Memorial Scholarship for European summer study abroad. Will Harvey '22 and Gavin Rich '22 discuss the challenges of a virtual study abroad, the fatigue of speaking another language, and seeing the Alhambra and the Sierra Nevada (Episode 306).

Richard Paige sits down with Dr. Amanda Ingram, the 41st LaFollette Lecturer, discussing her specialty in the field of systematics, hitting the breakthrough moment in a speech, and the reasons she is so fascinated with various species of grass (Episode 305).

Richard Paige sits down with Wabash varsity soccer teammates Coledon Johnson '23, Mitchell Keeling '23, and Quinn Leous '23, discussing their summer internship experiences, having a pre-season again after two years, and the competitive edge of The Beautiful Game (Episode 304).

Richard Paige sits down with Dr. Julian Whitney, discussing Bronte and video games, balancing academic and personal publication, and some thoughts on cars from a future Ford Mustang owner (Episode 303).

Richard Paige sits down with Wabash's new head golf coach Josh Hill, discussing his coaching philosophy, creating a culture of confidence, and knowing when to put down playing the game (Episode 302).

Richard Paige sits down with this year's recipient of the McLain-McTurnan-Arnold Excellence in Teaching Award, professor of Spanish and Modern Languages Dr. Jane Hardy, describing extensive reading as a method for learning a language, her research on immersion learning, and a feeling of gratitude (Episode 301).

Richard Paige sits down with three Jakes of the sophomore class of 2023 at the conclusion of their year after COVID. The three Jakes reflect on what they learned in their second year at Wabash, discuss the oddities of the classroom during a pandemic, and run through their newest hobbies (Episode 300).

Richard Paige sits down with Tyler Watson, Wabash class of 2022 and member of the COVID Action Response and Education team, discussing resilience in the Wabash man, choosing Wabash for basketball, and finding the balance between student and administration perspectives (Episode 299).

Richard Paige sits down with Bryce Looze, Wabash class of 2021 and founder of a campus eSports league throughout the year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Bryce discusses the challenges overcome to establish an eSports presence on campus, managing tournament players' opinions, and how his Wabash education assisted his formation of regular weekly events during a time when most campus events were virtual (Episode 298).