Mark and Greg Moreno of Radio Free Hillsdale discuss how the Braves bested the Astros in the World Series and the improbable path the Braves took this season to get the championship.

This week on NAWN, Nate Privitt takes a look at heroes of the past and the present. Joined by Assistant Professor of Classics Dr. Fincher, Nate compares and contrasts the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the Illiad and looks at how both of these worlds interact with honor, glory, and the cultures they fit in.

Join Rachel and the Guys as they discuss the subtle science of complete guesswork (a.k.a. studying dinosaurs), another big vegetable, and bratty middle-aged children. Hear from the Hillsdale Grounds crew, and finally a quick jaunt through the treasure trove that is Wikipedia. If you want to know random facts about things that absolutely don’t matter in most contexts, but could be a somewhat amusing piece of trivia at a party, tune in!

Linnea Shively talks with Director of Catering, Theresa Carroll, about Halloween and look forward to the future holiday season.

Michigan State Sen. and Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey joins WRFH to discuss bills advancing tax credit scholarship programs in the state and potential refunds to drivers in Michigan.

A listener of the show sent in a powerful email about the trials we are facing today and the importance of standing firm and choosing Christ. Plus, what is the distinction between our conscience and the Holy Spirit?

Tea and Toxins: August Peach Tea, Belladonna, and Murderous Makeup by Student Content

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of the Chipucabra. What do we know about the creature? Is it possible it exists? And does DNA evidence prove that it is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of farm animals?"

In this first episode of the Trek to Manliness Podcast, Nick Cain gives a brief introduction to his brand Backstrap, and what it means to be a man.

This week, we discuss the recent videos and accusations of animal abuse by Fairlife. Tune in to hear about Garrett's favorite cheese, Jillian's opinion on online vegans, and the resurgence of fairies on TikTok.

Come along on this week’s episode of The Virtual Voyage as we arrive in the region of Samaria where we’ll spend the next few tours. We’ll continue to discover the context surrounding the seemingly simple story of Jesus talking to the Samaritan woman at the well, which will be important over our next few tours in this region. Plus, learn how to tell people that you know a little Hebrew…in Hebrew!

Don't miss a powerful testimony from a man named Mark who went hunting for the first time with his father when tragedy striked. Plus, an important question of the day was sent in.

Tune in this week to hear one of the best shot-clock-segments yet this season, and some interesting takes on our NFL Superbowl picks, and hear Nolan Round the Bases this week!

The opioid epidemic has claimed thousands of lives across the US. This week, Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale shares about two ways Michigan legislators are seeking to combat it.

Charger Culinary Corner: Episode 2 by Student Content

This week, Rep. Fink talks with Josh Barker about the passage of the his bill, the Michigan Knife Rights Act, a bill to limit local bans on short-term rentals, left-turn lane legislation, and the new UIA Director.

In each episode of Sports Story Time, Rachel Kookogey tells crazy stories from the annals of hockey history. In this episode, learn about the movies, archeology, and grocery stores behind four animal-related team names.

In a historic episode, Charger Rundown features Anthony, a member of the shot gun team to break down the sport for us and why you should get out to a competition.

Episode H reads all of Psalm 23 and discusses the imagery of a shepherd as king, ultimately revealing Jesus' true and perfect fulfillment of this identity described in the Psalm.

Learn about the difference between dependent and independent clauses, the proper way to punctuate them, and why bestselling author Andy Weir drops the independent clause comma.

Mark Moreno and Dom Pestritto of Radio Free Hillsdale discuss the paths the Braves and Astros have taken to get to the World Series, the Braves taking Game 1, the Astros bouncing back with a win in Game 2, and the outlook for the remainder of the Series as it shifts to Atlanta.

In this week's recap of Volume 145, Issue 9 of the Collegian, hosts Elizabeth Troutman and Aubrey Gulick talk to Claire Gaudet about visiting speaker Bishop Athanasius Schneider. Then, they talk to Vivian Tork about how the mock trial team is doing, Haley Struck about her opinion piece on coping mechanisms, and Christian Peck-Dimit about this week in Chargers sports.

Greg Corombos, the News Director at Radio America in Washington DC as well as a Hillsdale ‘97 graduate, joins Radio Free Hillsdale’s Lauren Scott.

Harrison led the Americans to victory in the War of 1812 and became the 9th president of the United States.

Join Rachel and the guys as they tell you why you should pick up calls from unknown contacts, about the world’s largest pumpkin, and the intricacies of New Zealand Wizards. Will shows some initiative in his first season bringing in a segment about the various reddit pages. Learn about how to make a skateboard into a light fixture, and set hairbrushes in cement. Finally, the return of the Florida Man quiz! You didn’t ask, but we provided! Test your knowledge of Florida Men against the hosts!

Forester McClatchey is a poet from Atlanta and a graduate of Hillsdale Colege. His work appears in Oxford Poetry, Pleiades, Slice, and Birmingham Poetry Review, among other journals.

Elizabeth Genovise is a Hillsdale graduate and an O. Henry Prize winner. She has placed in numerous other contests including Glimmer Train's Fiction Open. Her stories have appeared in The Southern Review, Pembroke Magazine, Cimarron Review, Southern Indiana Review, and many other journals. She has published three collections of stories: A Different Harbor, Where There Are Two or More, and Posing Nude for the Saints.

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of a cryptid from Loveland, Ohio, the Loveland Frog Man. What do we know about the creature? Is it possible he exists? And are the testimonies of two police officers to be believed?"

Hear the latest faith related news. Actor Denzel Washington shares his testimony and some important words of wisdom for college students. Plus, why does God allow temptation?

Tea and Toxins: Vanilla Comoro Tea, Ricin, and the Umbrella Murder by Student Content

In this episode we hear the mournful tale of Anne Boleyn and explore the nature and allure of ghost stories in this fall season.

This week we discuss the airline crisis, vaccine mandates, civil disobedience, and the fact that emojis can be misleading. Tune in to hear Jillian express her fear of flying and explain modern pronouns to Garrett.

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of Moth Man, the famous Cryptid of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. What do we know about the creature? Is it possible he exists? And is he responsible for the death of 46 people during West Virginia's greatest tragedy?

What distinguishes a Christian from a non-Christian? Ryan shares his testimony about the wonder of God.

Matt, Nolan and Ian get into what it means to have a legitimate surgery in the NFL amidst the briefing on superbowl picks, we Round The Bases with Nolan, and get into how much we dislike "The LakeShow." Also hear our best yet "That Shouldn't Happen and one competitor get totally smoked in this weeks Shot Clock!

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale breaks down S. 2747, the Freedom to Vote Act.

Carter and Ryan come to the thrilling conclusion of the story of the Andrews Raiders, finally making good on their promises of Walt Disney and Congressional Medals of Honor from last episode.

This week, we discuss the Lord's steadfast love and faithfulness and our response of praise and thankfulness.

Washington left his farm to fight for the independence of the United States and to become the first president. He set many traditions and precedents that are still followed today.

Charger Culinary Corner: Fall Flavors by Student Content

Tea and Toxins: Jasmine Da Zhang tea, Sarin, and Japanese Cult Gassings by Student Content

In this episode, we explore a myth from Portugal explaining why a lake has wo separate colors that don’t mix, and take a deeper look at the way myth has been used to explain the separation of natural phenomena.

Total Bases: October 15, 2021 by Student Content

This week we discuss Francis Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower, and the wide range of opinions people seem to have about the situation. Tune in for conspiracy theories, censorship, and Garrett's opinion on her face?

Hear a powerful testimony from a man named Phil about his transformation by Jesus Christ. Do our pets go to heaven? Plus, hear the message God communicated to Ryan in his prayer time.

Join the adventure on this week’s episode of The Virtual Voyage as we conclude our time in Jericho by enjoying some refreshing water that Elisha cleansed thousands of years ago. We’ll spend some time on the bus on the way to Shechem where we’ll learn about Jesus and the Samaritan woman. Plus, your tour guide, Abigail, teaches you how to say a few important Hebrew phrases so you can start getting around Israel on your own!

Ian, Matt and Nolan talk about their superbowl picks, two doing great and one not soo great.... Hear our takes on NBA MVP picks and Finals matchups, as well as another controversial shot clock, this week about best basketball shoes, at the end of the show!

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale discusses legislation on voting that has been vetoed by Gov. Whitmer.