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This week we discuss some of the perceptions, theories, and methodologies behind the infamous Sigmund Freud. Tune in to hear by far the weirdest episode we've ever done, complete with dream theory, the unconscious, and all of Freud's weird sex stuff.

Hana Connelly and Evan Mick interview football players Bart and Matt who discuss last week’s victory against Lake Erie, their experience at Hillsdale athletes, and their positions at corners for the Charger defense.

Marilyn Popplewell and Lauren Passaglia join the Charger Rundown to talk about their lives as Charger volleyball players, and Mike Herzog joins to talk about his life as a Charger football player. Evan Mick also recaps the previous week of Charger sports.

Hana Connelly and Evan Mick recap this week’s athletics and interview defensive backs Nolan and Vincent. They discuss their experiences as Chargerathletes and defensive players on the Hillsdale football team.

Evan Mick, Gabriel Vondrak and Joseph Doherty recap week 10 of the NFL and make game predictions for week 11. They also discuss the NFL playoffs.

Join SK and Kamden as they dedicate this week's episode to all of our nation's veterans, both living and deceased, to celebrate Veterans Day. The girls honor the sacrifices made by our service men and women by sharing excerpts from poignant speeches, detailing the history of Veterans Day, and reflecting on military mental health statistics.

Athanasius of Alexandria is one of the Doctors of the Catholic Church who spent 17 years of his life in exile for defending the truth of Christ. His feast day is celebrated on May 2nd, and he is the patron saint of the defense of the faith, theologians, and faithful Catholic and Orthodox Christians.

Our first live episode! Ally is on Aux this week and chose "Get Down Moses" by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros. The aux crew discusses the strangeness of this track on the album as a whole and how Bella used to wake up on school mornings to The Clash.

Take advantage of November's clear nights to head outside and look up for a stellar light show!

Football: Hillsdale vs. Ohio Dominican, 11/11/23Ted Fehringer & Ty Ruddy on the call for WRFH

On this episode of the Collegian Week In Review, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Elyse Apel about the recent cancelation of the Passengers Israel trip, Thomas McKenna about changing Michigan policies and voting patterns within the College, and Kaeleigh Otting about her review of the "Five Nights at Freddy's" movie.

Michael Barone is a a journalist and former political consultant, senior political analyst for the Washington Examiner and resident fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute. He joins Mattingly Grace Watson of WRFH to discuss his new book Mental Maps of the Founders.

Michigan State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH to discuss recent measure approvd in the Michigan legislature.

In our last episode, we talked about Michael Burry and one of the greatest trades in Wall Street History. But this episode is about how a mild winter melted a fraudulent investment tactic that was making millions of dollars for a Canadian you have never heard of.

During the American Civil War, this Southern aristocrat ran an undercover spy ring for the Yankees, involving ciphers, safehouses, and the infiltration of the Confederate White House.

These two simple tips will make your writing clearer - and once you see this mistake, you'll never fail to notice it. Learn more on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Join Lauren Scott as she interviews Kathryn Wales, the director of the Hillsdale Academy play Romeo and Juliet. We will also hear from two students acting in the play.

Grammar Minute usually isn't an opinion show, but could there be room for opinions among the many and often contradictory rules of Grammar? Hear the official opinion on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Karol Jozef Wojtyla was a famous Polish pope of the late 20th century who miraculously survived two assassination attempts. He contributed greatly to the writings of the Church and fought against the Communist oppression of Christians and Slavic peoples.

Calvin Coolidge, better known as "Silent Cal," was the 30th president of the United States. Although he spoke few words, he was one of the greatest presidents in U.S. history. Listen to learn more about his wit and leadership.

Football: Hillsdale vs. Lake Erie, 10/28/23Christopher Dick & Caleb Fournet on the call for WRFH

Join tour guide Abigail in Israel as we head to Huqoq, an archaeological site in the Galilee region. At Huqoq, we’ll meet back up with Dr. Jodi Magness, an archaeologist and director of the Huqoq Excavation Project, who has graciously agreed to give us a tour of the site.Come along on the adventure to learn more about this ancient Jewish village, which Jesus himself may have frequented. Plus, you’ll get to see the centerpiece of the site: Huqoq’s synagogue that is paved with beautiful mosaics, detailing biblical and non-biblical stories. After our discussion with Dr. Magness about the Jonah mosaic, you may leave wondering whether Jonah was swallowed by 1 fish or 3 fish!Learn more about Huqoq and the excavations here, or visit Dr. Jodi Magness’ website here.

Today we're visiting the king of the planets - Jupiter, surrounded by a royal court of asteroids, rings, and moons. Learn more on today's episode of Astro Minute!

In this week's episode, the girls are diving into Synder v. Phelps, an emotional case that dissects how far the First Amendment will go to protect speech, specifically hateful and distasteful speech.

Join Patrick and George as they dive deep into the great financial crisis and discuss how a former medical school student made his clients millions.

A look at baseball's first World Series Championship

This week on the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott talk to Elyse Apel about the war in Israel as well as a grant given to Hillsdale County, Logan Washburn about the Keefer House hotel, and finally they talk to Moira Gleason about a new business opening up in downtown Hillsdale.

This week we discuss discuss the history, current trends, and evolution of Halloween ON Halloween. Tune in to hear about how 'trick or treat' got its start, the hooligans that gave it a bad rap, and Jillian's familial connection to little bear suits.

Edgar Allen Poe was a successful poet despite his unfortunate upbringing. Listen to learn about his mysterious death and his poetry that Americans can't stop reading.

Google's stock just experienced the biggest single day drop in its history after its earnings report-- but the company performed superbly in every category. At the same time, Microsoft's stock jumped up. How could this happen? Also, George and Patrick give an update on the United Auto Workers' Union strike.

A look at one of baseball’s first female players.

This week, Kamden is explaining United States v. United Foods, Inc., while we simultaneously get SK's live reaction to the case. In this case, there are contentions between free speech protections and economic policy, as well as constitutional implications for the government's role in contributing to marketing in different industries.

On a shoestring budget during the Great Depression, these lab partners developed the long-awaited vaccine for a dangerous childhood illness.

This week we discuss the ongoing actors' strike: what they are striking for, where it's at right now, and how we think it may end up resolving itself. Tune in to hear about how innovations in AI are transforming Hollywood, the studios that are complying and thereby giving actors work, and the effects of streaming services on the movie/TV industry as a whole.

This week, SK and Kam break down Burwell v. Hobby Lobby, a religious freedom case, and include reactions to White House briefings, speeches from the Senate floor, and Fox News interviews.

Walt Whitman was an American poet who supported the Union during the Civil War. His actions and poetry reflect patriotism and morality.

Since when has Grammar Minute been an opinion show? Since we started talking about "me either" vs. "me neither!"

St. Teresa of Avila was a 16th century saint who reformed the Carmelite order and became one of the Doctors of the Catholic Church. Her feast day is celebrated on October 15th, and she is the patroness of headache sufferers.

Bella is on Aux this week and chose "Hope To Be Around (Live)" by Men I Trust. An ambiguous and wildly successful group, the Aux crew debates genre, influence, and career trajectory while chatting about the ethereal sonic elements.

Gavin is on aux this week and chose "California" by The Band Camino. We chat about how music ages alongside us and might just leave us behind in the process. The Band Camino is one of Bella and Gavin's favorite groups, and they chat about what it's like to watch a band change over the years on today's episode.

What should you do about those pesky words that sometimes seem to be spelled with "s" but sometimes go without? Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Hana Connelly and Evan Mick recap the past week of Hillsdale Charger athletics. They are joined by Charger football linemen and brothers Ben, Nick, and Zac Affholter. They discuss what it is like as brothers playing collegiate football together and about their experience as athletes at Hillsdale College.

Hana Connelly and Evan Mick recap the week’s athletics. Connelly interviews new women’s basketball head coach Brianna Brennan and Hillsdale woman’s basketball player Kendall McCormick.

This week, Kamden and SK are breaking down the newest cases added to the Supreme Court's docket right after the start of the new nine month session. This new segment is entitled Docket Debrief, and breaks down the up and coming cases set to be heard in the coming year.

Continuing their education series, Chloe Noller and Mattingly Watson discuss the fascinating history of education. Join them as they investigate where education has strayed over the years and where that leaves us today.

Make some popcorn, grab a red flashlight, and get ready to enjoy an upcoming cosmic fireworks show!

Football: Hillsdale vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 10/14/23Ted Fehringer and Luke Waters on the call for WRFH

The reporting done by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein helped uncover crimes that led to the resignation of former president Richard Nixon. You can't talk about the Watergate scandal without mentioning Woodward and Bernstein, so listen to learn more about these two men.

Education is the foundation of our society, but are we really doing it correctly? Join Chloe A. Noller and Mattingly Watson as they dig into the history and purpose of education in the first episode of a new series.

A look at Doc Adams and the creation of the shortstop position.