This week, Rich sits down with Professor Bob Royalty, discussing his experience giving the annual LaFollette Lecture, his immersion travel with students abroad, and his inner, cultural "foodie" (Episode 131).

For our first over-the-phone episode, Rich spoke with Guy Kinman '40, discussing his Wabash memories, his time serving as a military chaplain, and his LGBT activism in and around Richmond, VA (Episode 130).

This week, Rich sits down with students from the Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse initiative, discussing the positive impacts that deliberation can have within communities that embrace the practice (Episode 129).

This week, Rich sits down with REL290 students, who traveled to Israel over Thanksgiving Break. Students Aaron Becker '17, Anthony Douglas '17, Cameron Glaze '17, Tim Riley '18, James Suess '17 reflect on their shared experiences abroad (Episode 128).

This week, Rich sits down with returning alumnus Steven Jones, discussing the balance between his two roles, mentorship as the highest honor, and his profound love of cars (Episode 127).

This week, Rich sits down with film actor Parker Sawyers '05, discussing his circuitous path to the screen, life in London, and how he prepared his role as President Obama (Episode 126).

This week, Rich sits down with songwriters Steve Leslie and Dan Couch '89, discussing teaching as a performance art, how to "solve" a song, and what it's like to win a Grammy (Episode 125).

This week, Rich sits down with Greta Binford, a Crawfordsville native and Associate Professor of Biology at Lewis and Clark College, discussing her experience researching spiders, flipping cow patties, and finding her career (Episode 124).

This year's Monon Bell podcast features a return by broadcast commentators Jim Amidon and Steve Hoffman, reviewing some of the highlight moments of the Monon game past and present (Episode 123).

This week, Rich sits down with visiting author Jamaica Kincaid, discussing her peculiar upbringing, her outlook on writing, and a love of gardening (Episode 122).