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).

Rich sits down with international programs director Amy Weir, discussing the benefits of study abroad, preparing internationals for culture shock, and how her experiences in Japan prepared her for this career (Episode 188).

Rich sits down with Nnamdi Nwosa '04 to discuss his life after Wabash as a professional stuntman in New York. Nnamdi talks about the difference between stuntmen and daredevils, the feeling on-set, and what you learn about a person when sparring them (Episode 187).

Rich sits down with David Morgan, who as director of the college's campus buildings and grounds discusses the value of custodial stewardship, some sad squirrel sob stories, and being a essential member of the pep band (Episode 186).

Rich sits down with Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow Eleanor Clift, whose work as a White House Correspondent for twenty years brings the discussion to the changing trends of journalistic time tables and how terms change to serve different political winds (Episode 185).

Rich sits down with Director Jim Cherry and members of the production crew behind Wabash Theater's upcoming show, Universal Robots. Discussion ranges from Jim's "dark night of the soul," shooting for thought-provoking entertainment, and Czech puppetry (Episode 184).

Rich recorded student presenters on-location at this year's Celebration of Student Research, broaching a broad range of disciplines from Midwestern opera to quantum mechanics (Episode 183).

Rich went on the road to St. Louis to speak with David Weglarz '03, who discussed the alchemy of owning a distillery, learning the value of perfect attendance, and what it means to be indomitable (Episode 182).