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This week we discuss the recent phenomenon in which women ask men how often they think about the Roman Empire-- the answer is often some variation of "frequently." Tune in to hear about how often both Jillian and Garrett think about the Roman Empire, the psychological reason behind why, and the hypothesized "female equivalent."

Are there any common words you've been using that actually don't exist? Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

The story of Abner Doubleday and the start of baseball.

This week, host Micah Hart discusses North Korea working with Russia, the G20 summit, Covid, and the issues at the northern border.

Join Patrick, George, and guest host Joe Colaizzi as they discuss the complexities of the United Auto Workers strike, debate its potential economic consequences, and dive into what effects it might have on financial markets . You wouldn't want to miss this special edition episode of Wall Street Weekly.

Hosts Evan Mick and Gabriel Vondrak Recap week 1 of the 2023 NFL Season as well as predict week two games. They also give start sit advice for fantasy football.

Jayden Jelso is an author and aspiring screenwriter/ filmmaker. His love of storytelling first stemmed from an obsession with the Star Wars franchise, The Lord of the Rings series, and all eight Harry Potter films. He started writing his debut novel, Talon, when he was only sixteen and published it at eighteen.On today's episode, we'll cover the ins and outs of writing dystopia, from conceiving the idea to finalizing the cover art.

Stellar nurseries are nothing like the calm and quiet nurseries where we Earthlings keep our babies. See for yourself on today's episode of Astro Minute!

On this episode of the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott talk to Eleanor Whitaker about the recent memorial service for 9/11 as well as how STEM professors balance having families and having careers, Jane Kitchen about the difficulties she had transferring to Hillsdale, and Tayte Christensen about the student band Diet of Worms.

Continuing the conversation, guests Nathan Stanish and Valerie Check join this week’s episode to discuss why they enjoyed the Barbie movie. Join Nathan, Valerie, and your hosts, Chloe and Mattingly, as they discuss the pros and cons of this controversial movie.

Taking a controversial stance, Chloe Noller and Mattingly Watson discuss the Barbie movie. Join them as they begin talking about an important cultural question brought up by the movie, and laugh with them as they dissect the woke content, contradicting messages, and faulty plot lines.

Charger football quarterback, Garrit Aisen, talks about his new role as a leader, goals for this season, and how his faith plays a part in all of that.

The Americans who fought at Flanders Fields displayed tremendous courage toward the end of World War I. Listen to hear about these honorable men and a poem that was written about Flanders Fields.

Ransom Dunn was vital in Hillsdale College's success in the 1850s. Listen to find out how he and a horse helped Hillsdale.

Hana Connelly and Evan Mick announce the launch of the Charger Rundown for the 2023-2024 school year and review Hillsdale College athletic honors from the previous year.

Bella is on aux this week and chose "Too Late To Turn Back Now" by Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose. It's our first week back on campus and our first episode recorded at the new station! We talk about the track, the role of TV/film in sharing new music, and how music can be "audio furniture" in our lives.

This week Jillian and Garrett discuss this years' Burning Man Festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada. Tune in to hear the 10 principles of the festival, some dramatic interpretations of events, and Jillian declare a national emergency.

Join tour guide Abigail in Israel for a visit to Tel Megiddo, the site most often associated with Armageddon from the book of Revelation, which describes a final end-of-world confrontation between God and forces of evil. But can we actually call Megiddo the location of the future battle of Armageddon—or is it a different city altogether? Come along on this week's adventure to find out!

What will you see when you look toward the center of the Milky Way Galaxy? Find out on today's episode of Astro Minute!

You probably already know this word is a travesty, but why? Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Welcome to the first episode of Astro Minute, where we're exploring the universe sixty seconds at a time - starting with the Summer Triangle!

Depending on the font you're using, ' and ' don't actually mean the same thing. Find out why you should care (a little bit, but not much) on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Is the iPhone becoming irrelevant? Will the US go to debtor's prison? What are the consequences if 150,000 Auto Workers go on strike? Join Patrick and George as they discuss these topics and many more!

On today's episode of the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and talk to Moira Gleason about why she thinks McIntyre Residence is better than Olds Residence, Stephen Berntson about his new student band, and Logan Washburn about an upcoming event and a crime story on campus.

Known globally as Mother Teresa, she was a humble and loving nun who administered to the poor in Calcutta, India. She is the patron saint of World Youth Day and her feast day is celebrated on September 5th.

The kingdom of Georgia flourished under this female king, who supported the arts, expanded its territory, and warded off attackers—including her rebellious ex-husband.

This we week we discuss Elon Musk's recent upheaval of the old "twitter" branding and launching of his new app, X. Tune in to hear a (very condensed) bio of Elon's start and obsession with the letter "x", Garrett's mild criticism of the confusing character himself, and some good ol' fashioned, non-rebranded Social Mediators content.

This week, host Micah Hart welcomes you back for season 2. He also discusses the devastation in Maui, the first Republican Presidential Debate, and so much more.

Join tour guide Abigail in Israel as we visit Mt. Tabor, a mountain in Lower Galilee known for an Old Testament battle between the Israelites and Sisera and later the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ in the New Testament. But how likely is it that the Transfiguration actually happened here, especially because its location is never directly stated in the New Testament? Abigail will offer her thoughts, but you'll have to make your own mind up.Plus, don't miss a comical story about Abigail's first trip to Mt. Tabor, which features her and her family running up the mountain while the tour guide sat at the bottom and drank coffee.

Join Patrick and George as they discuss Apple's vision of Augmented Reality, Disney's streaming struggles, and... Lionel Messi?

This week on the Collegian Week in Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott first discuss interesting headlines in the Collegian. Then, they talk to Jillian Parks about a play that was recently written about Hillsdale, followed by Nathan Stanish talking about how the recent Barbie movie is for men, too. Finally, the episode concludes with a discussion between Collegian reporters Logan Washburn and Micah Hart about the recent Republican debate.

Radio Free Hillsdale's Megan Pidcock talks to author H.W. Crocker II about his book "Robert E. Lee on Leadership: Lessons in Character, Courage, and Vision." They discuss the controversy surrounding Lee, the type of character he possessed, and what the American people should learn from his life.

Evan Mick goes through his final record predictions before the 2023 NFL season begins. He also does a half point ppr tier list for all Fantasy Football positions.

The Collegian Week in Review is back for another season! This week on the semester's inaugural episode, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott first discuss interesting headlines of the week. Then, they talk to Jillian Parks about an article she wrote about the incoming freshmen class and another she wrote about how it is ok to not have an internship over the summer. Finally, they talk to Logan Washburn about the new Meijer that's being built near Hillsdale.

State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH for his monthly interview.

State Rep. Andrew Fink joins Megan Pidcock of Radio Free Hillsdale to discuss the state budget, bills Governor Gretchen Whitmer has recently signed, and what issues he is looking to discuss when the House is back in session.

Radio Free Hillsdale's Megan Pidcock talks to Phil Kerpen about American Commitment's recent findings from a survey of 55+ voters on key healthcare concerns, the Inflation Reduction Act, and AARP. Phil Kerpen is the president of advocacy group American Commitment, an organization dedicated to fighting the intrusiveness and size of the government through public policy research and analysis.

Radio Free Hillsdale's Megan Pidcock talks to Gerard Scimeca about talk of a recent "can tax," what it is, and and why people are against it. Gerard Scimeca is Chairman of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, a free market advocacy group for American consumers.

This episode on What's in a Name, host Megan Pidcock discusses the many names and their origins of the biggest city in the Midwest: Chicago.

State Rep. Andrew Fink joins Megan Pidcock of Radio Free Hillsdale to discuss the recently passed state budget, Governor Whitmer's recent creation of a new education department, and more.

In this week's episode of Letter of the Law, host Megan Pidcock discusses Vermont's ban on the banning of clotheslines.

Radio Free Hillsdale's Megan Pidcock talks to Rabbi Meir Y. Soloveichik about his new book Providence and Power in which Rabbi Soloveichik examines ten portraits in Jewish statesmanship going as far back as King David in a way few, if any, have done before. Rabbi Soloveichik serves as Director of Yeshiva University’s Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought and as Rabbi at Congregation Shearith Israel in New York, the oldest Jewish congregation in the United States.

Megan Pidcock of Radio Free Hillsdale talks to Dr. Jay W. Richards about the current state of abortion, gender ideology, and parent school choice in America. Dr. Richards is Director of the Richard and Helen DeVos center for Life, Religion, and Family and the William E. Simon Senior Research Fellow in Religious Liberty and Civil Society at the Heritage Foundation.

State Rep. Andrew Fink joins Megan Pidcock of Radio Free Hillsdale to discuss the recent Mackinac Policy Conference, legislation on absentee ballots, Governor Whitmer's rejection of Hillsdale's request to declare a state of emergency after the ice storm this past winter, and more.

On this episode of "Letter of the Law," host Megan Pidcock discusses a law in Kentucky which bans the use or handling of reptiles from religious services.

This week on "What's In a Name," host Megan Pidcock discusses the interesting history of how Cincinnati, Ohio got its name, from early American settlers to an ancient Roman general.

Jared Frederick, co-author of the books "Fierce Valor" about military veteran Ronald Spiers, talks to WRFH about the man behind the myth of a soldier made famous by "Band of Brothers."

Michigan State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH to discuss the Mackinac conference, Michigan's population issues, and a bill that would share private worker information with unions.

Dr. Stanley K. Ridgley talks to WRFH about his recent book "Brutal Minds," which covers the history, cause, and concerning effect of left-wing brainwashing in American higher education.

On this episode of "Letter of the Law," host Megan Pidcock discusses a law in Missouri banning marketing, participating in, or promoting a bear wrestling competition.