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).

Rich sat down with students and professors after their journey to Vietnam over a winter immersion trip. In this episode, they reflect on the Vietnamese perspectives on the war today, feeling nervous as an American abroad, and boa constrictors (Episode 181).

Rich sits down with Dr. Bronwen Wickkiser, discussing her earliest influences toward the classics, the value of a sabbatical, and her interests in rowing (Episode 180).

Rich sits down with Dr. Richard Bowen, who recently retired as long-time director of the Wabash College Glee Club. Dr. Bowen discusses organization as a defense mechanism, the ethos of the college fight song, and shares words from alumni regarding the recent 125th Glee Club Anniversary (Episode 179).

Rich and co-host Steve Charles H'70 sit down with Emeritus Professor Jim Barnes and his wife Patience, discussing how the two conduct research together, inviting students to read their papers aloud, and Jim's experience with guide dogs (Episode 178).

This week, Rich sits down with Ryan Horner '15, discussing his return to campus as the Playwright in Residence, his Monon Marathon, and the feeling of walking out of his last class at Wabash (Episode 177).

Co-producer Adam Phipps joined students and professors on the Civil Rights Immersion Trip through the American South over Thanksgiving Break. In this episode, they reflect on the impacts of immersion travel in their home country, the dissonance and distance of the Civil Rights Movement preserved, and the moments they were most tired (Episode 176).