Rich sits down with professor Bobby Horton and Abe Wade '22 to discuss the Freshman Tutorial in which they both participate: Using Failure to Find Your Happy Place. The pair discuss the difference between a setback and failure, the tension of growth mindset in win-loss sports, and how Macbeth serves as a misguided example of failure (Episode 221).

Rich sits down with Owen Doster '20, a 2017 All-American on the Little Giant Wrestling team, chair of the Mental Health Concerns Committee, and resident assistant of Morris Hall. He discusses how global health focuses on the whole, how the Rock drew him into wrestling, and the highs and lows of great expectations (Episode 220).

Rich sits down with three recently published professors, Drs. Jeremy Hartnett '96, Derek Mong and Laura Wysocki, discussing how the length of the process improves the work, the effect of tenure on the work, nude dudes and barmaids (Episode 219).

Rich sits down with the principal actors from this year's Wabash Theater production of Frankenstein, Tim Fields '19 (the Creature) and Will Maloney '19 (Dr. Frankenstein). They discuss the unique interaction given to the set design, the impact of sharing with the audience, and recognizing the monstrosity of our own humanity (Episode 218).

Rich sits down with the head coaches of Little Giant winter sports Kyle Brumett and Brian Anderson, discussing recruitment efforts and challenges, student athletes to watch this season, and support staff that make their jobs worthwhile (Episode 217).

Rich sits down with the planning committee behind the annual Christmas Festival, coordinator Minde Mills, music director Reed Spencer, and master of ceremonies David Blix '70. The three describe how to keep this fresh year-to-year and the importance of the reception's afterglow to the season (Episode 216).

Rich sits down with new head swimming and diving coach Will Bernhardt, discussing his particular coaching style, leveraging camera technology in the pool, and recalling his favorite swimming memory (Episode 215).

Rich sits down with distinguished visiting writer Ian Frazier, discussing his experiences with The Harvard Lampoon, missing the sounds of the typewriter, and knowing whether your writing is funny or not (Episode 214).

Rich sits down with three of the four finalists in this year's annual Moot Court competition, discussing the process behind preparing arguments and rebuttals to the case of whether Fourth Amendment stops and seizures should be considered legally legitimate for civil parking violations (Episode 213).

Ahead of this year's 125th Monon Bell Classic on Saturday, Rich sits down with three alumni with their own unique perspectives on the timeless rivalry game. David explains why you don't need to be part of the team to be a part of the game, Jake describes the less-famous throw of the more famous, "Catch," and Steve describes the feeling of taking off the helmet for the last time (Episode 212).