This week, Rich sits down with Dr. Ted Cohen, a sociologist specializing in the impacts of masculinity in teaching and learning environments, discussing multiple ways of being masculine, the differences between virtual and real male interactions, and being wary of stereotyping fraternities and athletes (Episode 237).

This week, Rich sits down with Dr. Karen Quandt and students upon their return from a spring break immersion trip abroad to France, discussing what they saw at L'Ouvre, first impressions of host families and the townsfolk, and how immersion changes one's sense of place in the world (Episode 236).

This week, Rich sits down with Dr. Christie Byun and students upon their return from a spring break immersion trip abroad to Iceland, recounting the Blue Lagoon, why environment changes the learning process, and an Icelandic bakery (Episode 235).

This week, Rich and guest co-host Brandon Arbuckle '19 sit down with NYT Op-Ed columnist David Brooks on his visit to campus, discussing his new book, the Weave Project, and how to build character while in college (Episode 234).

This week, Rich sits down with Dr. Karen Quandt and students prior to their spring break immersion trip abroad to France, discussing the perspectives of WWII in Normandy, looking forward to homestay experiences, and the anticipation of European cheese (Episode 233).

This week, Rich sits down with Dr. Christie Byun and students prior to their spring break immersion trip abroad to Iceland, discussing environmental economics, changing cultural perspectives, and dealing with the nerves to leave the country (Episode 232).

This week, Wabash On My Mind features segments from a student audio essay produced by Wade Haesemeyer '22 for a class with Dr. Jeremy Hartnett '96. Rich hosts a discussion about how the work came to fruition from their freshman tutorial, and why Wade focused on the history of the Sparks Center (Episode 231).

This week, Rich sits down with Yassine Koddouss '22, discussing features of his first two Wabash semesters as an international student, how he discovered Wabash, picking courses, and his upbringing in Morocco (Episode 230).

This week, Rich sits down with long-time New York Times journalist David Shipler, discussing learning by failure, preparing for beats abroad, and writing short fiction (Episode 229).

This week, Rich sits down with new head coach of the baseball team Jake Martin '03, discussing his viewpoints of the team and a little insight into the team's greatness (Episode 228).