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).

Rich sits down with this year's commencement speakers Ephrem Chedid and Jared Cottingham, discussing the feeling of leaving their last Wabash class, otolaryngology, and balancing speaking for oneself and 850 peers (Episode 195).

Rich sits down with Little Giants baseball senior Bryan Roberts, discussing coach Jake Martin's impacts on the program, the rhythm of pitching, and his last moment on the mound (Episode 194).

Rich sits down in person this time with Russ Harbaugh '06, whose recent film Love After Love continues to garner critical acclaim. Today's discussion recalls Russ's short film Salt Kiss, the experience of walking down the red carpet, and the importance of grieving (Episode 193).

Rich sits down with Dr. Dale Dorsett, class of 1976, discussing the naivete of his youth in Seattle, his memories of Ed Haenisch, and research as venturing into the unknown (Episode 192).

Rich sits down with Dr. Stephen Morillo of the history department, discussing his early days in New Orleans, the effects of privilege on a career, and the long and slow perspective of baseball (Episode 191).

Rich sits down with recent alumni Kevin McCarthy and Anthony Douglas and current student Matt Hodges to discuss their experiences with frontier nursing in Appalachia. Among other topics, they discuss getting out of the Wabash bubble, the dynamics of faith healing and medical practice, and key differences between rural Kentucky and rural Peru (Episode 190).

Rich sits down with Dr. Walter Novak of the chemistry department, discussing how to groom confidence in students, how not all chemists are geniuses, and disclosing his quick, two-minute guide to X-ray Crystallography (Episode 189).