Rich sits down with Dr. Blane Harding, who returns to campus for a second time with a series of presentations and group discussions focused on diversity and inclusion. The two discussed growing up in a neighborhood surrounded by history, the difference between equality and equity, and twelve years playing William the Slave (Episode 205).

Rich sits down a second time with alumnus Matt Tanney '05, who recently returned to his Alma Mater as the new Director of Athletics. They discuss why he chose English as a major, the differences between NCAA Divisions I, II and III, and how it feels to be the least successful member of the family (Episode 204).

This week, Rich sits down with three professors among those teaching this year's slate of Freshman Tutorial classes. Between their topics of westerns, the New Yorker and Harry Potter, they discuss the impact of freshmen cohorts at the start of college life and a teacher's challenge to relate to ever-younger students (Episode 203).

Guest Host SaVonne Bennette '19 interviewed dozens of alumni from the Scarlet Yarns booth at the 2018 Big Bash Reunion. Tune in as alumni share their stories of College Days Past (Episode 202).

Today's episode is dedicated to those memories of the first official day as a student of Wabash. We'll hear from faculty and staff alumni as they recall their Freshman Saturdays – some eager, some careful, some stoic, and some with difficulty (Episode 201).

Rich sits down with the 16th President of the College, Gregory Hess, discussing development of the campus architecture, Greg's world soccer reactions and predictions, and building towards the college's impending 200th anniversary (Episode 200).

Rich sits down with outgoing professor Jessie Mills, discussing her response to the third ensemble, her short-lived ice skating career, and retrospectives of her directed works in Wabash Theater (Episode 199).

Richard Paige and Co-Host Steve Charles H'70 sit down with the former Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Tom Runge, class of 1971, who headed the first Big Bash Reunion Weekend in 2004, as they discuss the advent of alumni chapel sing, the necessity of wives and partners at the event, and the all-important custom of signing the book (Episode 198).

Rich sits down with leaders of this year's Wabash Rugby club team, senior Kasimir Koehring and sophomore Jack Wagner. The team achieved the best record in club history with a 16-2-1 record. They discuss their favorite moments of the season, the tactics of rugby versus football, and what it takes to self-coach as a club team (Episode 197).

Richard Paige and Co-Host Steve Charles H'70 sit down with Gilman Scholar Dominick Rivers '18, discussing his musical influences, Czech New Wave Cinema, and his senior art project, Kukamunga! (Episode 196).