Join Nick, Will, and Josh as they discuss new legislature regarding free crack pipes and legally-sold heroine. Engage your brain with titillating conversation about Kim Jung Un and his recent appointment to chair of the denuclearization summit, and his subsequent testing of Inter-Continental Ballistic missiles - good man that Kim. Finally, they talk about the dangers of running out of steak in the city of brotherly love.

Michigan State Senator and Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey joins WRFH with reaction to the Governor's "State of the State" address and budget proposals.

This week on Narrative Analysis, Nate Privitt explores the adventures of the desk jockey Walter Mitty in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and how they interact with the cultures both inside and outside of his fictional world. Joined by Max Aylor, the two address the uniqueness of this movie's call-to-adventure and how that settles into our modern perspective.

In this week's recap of Volume 145, Issue 18 of the Collegian, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Erin Osborne about the College’s new Classical Education Masters Program. Then, they talk to Claire Gaudet about her opinion piece on who should be on the Liberty Walk next. Finally, they talk to Carly Moran about a new student-run baking business and Jake Piornack about his new club dedicated to chronic disease awareness.

Grab some popcorn and join Cal McNellie as he discusses House of Gucci and what it says about our modern culture. In this episode, Cal points out strengths and weaknesses of Adam Driver and Lady Gaga’s characters and how they complement each other. He also interprets what House of Gucci has to say about family businesses. Enjoy!

For the grinders, the ones who pull all nighters, the early risers, and anyone else who depends on coffee to get through the day--this one is for you! Brew yourself a cup of joe and settle down as Chrissy takes us through a history of everybody's favorite energy booster: coffee.

This week we discuss unhealthy relationships as the second of our four episodes on dating psychology for the month of February. Tune in to hear a few soapboxes, the correct pronunciation of "Augustine," and some interesting correlations between one's physical and relational health! Thanks!

On this episode of I've Got Aux, Bella dives into the new semester with heavy themes of faith as we investigate the conflicting feelings of Tyson Motsenbocker in his song "Sunday Morning", raising and, trying to tackle the dilemma that is church camp and modern cooperate Christianity.

Come along on this week's adventure as we conclude our tour at Nazareth Village, a recreation of Jesus' hometown of Nazareth from the first century. As we enjoy the last few exhibits at Nazareth Village, we'll learn about the unique processes for making olive oil and wine in Jesus' day and also experience a traditional meal. Finally, we'll make our way to the Church of the Annunciation, learning about Mary's response to the angel Gabriel and a Hebrew translation for it along the way.

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of The Lizard man of Lee County, the famous cryptid haunting the swamps of Alabama. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And why has the FBI failed to catalog it?

Women's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Findlay, 02/07/22 Christian Peck-Dimit and Garrit Aissen on the call for WRFH

This week on Mostly Sports: a heated discussion of some of the best video games, catchup on the NBA trade deadline news, THE GREATEST COMEBACK in Guess Who segment history, and the FIRST EVER unprecedented Shot Clock outcome.... TUNE IN!!!

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale discusses how the FREIGHT Act seeks to alleviate some of our supply chain issues.

Join hosts Rachel Kookogey and Director of Health Services Brock Lutz each week as they talk with health professionals about their areas of expertise — everything from nutrition to emotional health. On this first episode, Brock and Rachel explain the purpose behind the show and introduce the concept of whole person wellness.

Joining Jane O’Connor to talk about Maine is Hope Ladd.

Someone once said grammar is difficult, but nothing could be further from the truth. Find out why on this episode of Grammar Minute!

Michigan State Rep. Andrew Fink discusses the Governor's State of the State address, plans to spend funds of education and front-line workers, and the latest on the new district maps in the state. From 02/07/22.

The rebounding queen joins the show this week to discuss the team's mindset this season, why she wears the #5, the key to getting all those rebounds, and her dorm ghost.

A look at the literary, historical, and theological contexts helps magnify the significance of this verse both for the time it was written and for now. How does one truly stand in strength?

Alvin York was the first common soldier in the Great War to become a national hero. He is remembered not only for his bravery in the Meuse Argonne Offensive, but also for his humility when he returned home. He was a faithful soldier, husband, and father.

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of The Jersey Devil, the famous cryptid haunting the forests of New Jersey. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And why do so many New Jersey residents live in fear of an encounter?

This week, Micah Hart discusses several topics, including ones about the death of an ISIS leader, the Olympics, and the retirement of a football legend.

Mark and Greg Moreno and Dom Pestritto of Radio Free Hillsdale discuss the latest news in the lockout dispute between the owners and players. They also have an extended debate over last week's 2022 Hall of Fame Ballot results in which David Ortiz made it in on the first ballot, but Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens fell short in their final year of eligibility (with Alex Rodriguez looking like he will meet their same fate).

In this ninth episode of the Trek to Manliness Podcast, Nick Cain talks with Nick Schaffield about his experiences building habits and being grateful for each day.

In this week's recap of Volume 145, Issue 17 of the Collegian, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Victoria Wagner about boycotting the Winter Olympics. Then, Lauren talks to Maddy about the Academy for Science and Freedom. Finally, they talk to Megan Williams about a major local land sale and the second season of the Netflix documentary “Cheer,” as well as Nickaylah Sampson about her experience in transferring to Hillsdale College from West Point. There is also a brief sports update.

Join Nick Will and Josh as they delve into the archives of Russia's greatest, gathering intel for the upcoming war. Play along with the guys as they introduce a new quiz. Once the quote is read, guess whether a blonde said it or not. Don't worry it's not offensive to blondes because there's stupid people of all hair colors. Finally, they touch on the problem with Spotify and the recent boycott. Check out our media links below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e8LgWRZXvbh0Dgwwaj9Kx YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lY7VKQgNfPGFtS5fBhFXA

Scott Walter is president of Capital Research Center. The Capital Research Center was established in 1984 to examine how foundations, charities, and other nonprofits spend money and get involved in politics and advocacy, often in ways that donors never intended and would find abhorrent. He talked with Jillian Parks of WRFH on 2/3/22.

Grab some popcorn and join Cal McNellie as he discusses the newest installment in the Marvel Spiderman franchise and what it says about our modern culture. In this episode, he argues the reoccurring themes and characters in the film are representative of the modern addiction to nostalgia. He also dives into what Spiderman No Way Home says about identity and how our modern culture requires anonymity to have interesting conversations.

This week we discuss first impressions as the first of our four episodes on dating psychology for the month of February. Tune in to hear Garrett's first impression of Jillian, Jillian's philosophy on the number 27, and the importance of mentioning your feelings on motorcycles upon first meeting someone!

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Join Abigail on this week's episode of The Virtual Voyage as we travel to Nazareth Village, a living replica of what Nazareth in the time of Jesus would have been like in the actual area of Nazareth. You'll walk away with a new appreciation for this ancient site where Jesus grew up. Plus, learn how to count to ten in Hebrew as we continue to work on our language skills!

In each episode of Sports Story Time, Rachel Kookogey tells crazy stories from the annals of hockey history. Today, hear about how overtime used to look much different – and the short guy who capitalized on that.

NFL PLAYOFFS!!!! Joe Burrow remains cool under pressure and Matt Stafford finally gets the recognition he deserves, hear our coverage of the playoff games this season as well as our takes on Burrow's cigar ritual! Who is the all time assist leader in the NBA? Hear our debate and all about the top assist leaders in Basketball to date. The hottest Guess Who segment takes a turn as we slightly amend the rules to make it MORE competitive!! Tune in to hear all the drama of this weeks segments!!

This is the only time I'll ever advise using three distinct punctuation marks in a row, so tune in for this extra-special episode on the Grammar Minute!

Our favorite reoccurring guest, superstar Pat Cartier is back to discuss the current basketball season, his new haircut, NFL drama, and who his worst housemate is.

This week on Narrative Analysis, Nate looks at the Truman Show through Reader Response, allowing him to point out the connections to history and omens of the future he's noticed in this comedy drama of the late 90s.

Joining Jane O’Connor is JD Bauman to discuss his home state of Florida.

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Cedarville, 01/29/22 Garrit Aissen and Julius Graber on the call for WRFH

Women's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Cedarville, 1/29/22

Reflect on the majesty, power, and goodness of God and yet His humbling love and care for us.

The Harlem Hellfighters were an African American regiment who fought in the Great War. They gave their lives for a nation that had not yet accepted them.

Micah Hart covers the Infrastructure Bill, the death of an LAPD officer, and the death of a Hollywood legend.

Join The Guys as they preside over the trial of Food ASMR. Is it a pleasure to be allowed to be enjoyed privately, or a heinous crime against the nature of man? Also we examine the trends of music streaming wherein the music of our parents are coming back to take over the new music of the day. Finally, the return of the classic wacky world: a woman alleged to have done everything she did, and a cruise ship a few days late on their gas payment. Check out our YouTube and Spotify, Links below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e8LgWRZXvbh0Dgwwaj9Kx YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lY7VKQgNfPGFtS5fBhFXA

In this eighth episode of the Trek to Manliness Podcast, Nick Cain talks with Michael Fleischer about discerning his decision to get married at a young age. Then Michael discusses what Lawrence of Arabia has taught him about masculinity.

Paul Mango, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy at HHS, who coordinated Operation Warp Speed (OWS), joins WRFH to share insider insights into what actually worked and what now has gone terribly wrong.

Phil Kerpen—president of American Commitment—joins Lauren Scott of WRFH to discuss the American Commitment Foundation’s filing of an omicron science amicus brief with SCOTUS against vaccine mandates.

If you drink tea, you've probably wondered who first decided to put leaves in hot water and drink. Well, wonder no more. On this episode of All the Small Things, we explore the history of one of the world's favorite drinks: tea.

If you have ever been baffled by women's fashin, this one is for you. Join Chrissy Talent as she takes us on a stroll through the history of the high heel, from its martial origins to its status today as a fashion staple."