Richard Paige sits down with Beth Swift near the conclusion of her storied tenure as the college's Archivist, discussing some of the most consequential finds in her career at Wabash (Episode 316).

Richard Paige sits down with Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Ethan Hollander, discussing his recent publication of an online Wondrium course, "Democracy and Its Alternatives" (Episode 315).

Richard Paige sits down with Wabash's new Head Lacrosse Coach Chris Burke, discussing the draw of Wabash's education to student athletes and how to measure the success of a fledgling program (Episode 314).

Richard Paige sits down with Student Body President Daniel Bass '22 and Chairman Brayden Weiss '24 about the Mental Health Concerns Committee, discussing the value of hosting events around mental health, normalizing the conversation, and the importance of providing a comfortable space in which men can voice their inner struggles (Episode 313).

Richard Paige sits down with alumnus Fr. Michael Reding '86 near the completion of a sabbatical semester spent auditing classes at his Alma Mater. They discuss his choice of classes on-campus, Frederick Buechner's definition of vocation, and how the liberal arts help with his role in the Catholic priesthood (Episode 312).

Richard Paige sits down with three Jakes of the junior class of 2023 right after a successful Monon Bell victory. The three Jakes reflect on how their third year at Wabash is progressing, what they look forward to in the spring of 2022, and their favorite Monon memories (Episode 311).

Richard Paige sits down with students and professors upon their return from a classical immersion trip through the Bay of Naples. In this episode, they detail their favorite spaces, sights, sounds and tastes, and the parts of the culture they want to bring back with them to the States (Episode 310).

Richard Paige sits down with Cooper Smith '23 following his second success in the annual Moot Court competition. In this episode, Cooper reflects on his handling in Moot Court, being skeptical of the 'facts,' and how history and political science frames his beliefs (Episode 309).

Richard Paige sits down with students and professors ahead of their Civil Rights Immersion Trip through the American South over Thanksgiving Break. In this episode, they reflect on the power of narrative, the murder of Emmett Till, and how art is responding to the BLM movement (Episode 308).