Rich sits down with alumnus Jim Dashiell '68, who recently authored a collection of stories told by various hikers from the Appalachian Trail. Jim discusses his method in choosing the contributing authors, saying goodbye to his "Bubble," and his experience with trail angels (Episode 161).

Sports Information Director Brent Harris sits down with coaches Chris Keller and Colin Young for a preview of Little Giants Soccer and Cross Country. Along the way, they review their new freshmen candidates and reflect on the unique challenge of coaching each of their respective sports (Episode 160).

This week, Rich sits down with the Head Coach and Offensive and Defensive Coordinators of Little Giants football this season. Among other topics, the staff touches on starters post-camp, mathematical prowess as a good fit at Wabash, and Coach Morel's focus on reclaiming the Bell (Episode 159).

This week, Rich sits down with three professors who are teaching Freshman Tutorials during the Fall semester. Along the way, they discuss the various tutorials being offered, the inspiration for their tutorials, and the role they play in introducing freshman to the academic rigors of Wabash College (Episode 158).

This week, Rich talks to Wabash College Dean of Students Mike Raters '85 and NAWM President Rob Shook '83 as they share their experiences on and after Freshman Saturday, which they both knew as Freshman Friday, in preparation for the Ringing In of the Class of 2021 (Episode 157).

Tune in as alumni from the 2017 Big Bash Reunion share their stories of College Days past. Hear stories of time-honored Wabash traditions and stories that, though differ from recent experiences, are still relatable for current students. Some things change while staying the same (Episode 156).

Multimedia Writer Christina Egbert sits down with Wabash Professor of History Rick Warner, Crawfordsville High School Nurse Chris Amidon, and Nancy Sennett of the Sennett Cattle Company as they discuss this year's third annual Dining with the Chefs. Topics along the way include the Montgomery County Free Clinic, farming, and the role of food in society. (Episode 155).

This week, Rich sits down with Education Studies Professor Michele Pittard as they discuss her thoughts on her role as a "teacher of teachers." They also discuss Dr. Pittard's use of her sabbatical to improve her department and the progress on her young adult novel (Episode 154).

Rich sits down with Cole Crouch '17, a Rhetoric Major from Indianapolis. In this episode, Cole explains his experiences as a Wabash student including research with Dr. Jeff Drury, volunteering in a soup kitchen in Greece, and working with Wabash alumnus Jason Bridges '98 in Nantucket (Episode 153).

Rich sits down with Professor Robert Foote, retiring after teaching 27 years of Mathematics and Computer Science to Wabash students. Robert speaks about using his brain differently, proving what's impossible, and the joy of the burl (Episode 152).