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In this episode, Micah Hart discusses an Alaskan House race, January 6, and a heated Florida election season (with special guest, candidate Anna Paulina Luna).

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On this week's episode of the Collegian Week In Review, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott discuss Netflix's recent controversial adaptation of Jane Austen's Persuasion with Evalyn Homoelle, the new Charger logo with Erik Teder, and the recent city news with Logan Washburn.

In this episode, Truman looks at what we can learn from the 2021 season to make predictions of how teams will perform in the upcoming year.

Maybe you can run the 100-meter dash, but can you write the right dash in your English paper? Find out on this episode of the Grammar Minute!

Hidden Figures in History with Therese Boudreaux

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale walks through the Inflation Reduction Act and its background, proposals, and criticisms.

Rep. Andrew Fink (R) joins Josh Barker to discuss the upcoming general election, education choice ballot initiative, and social issues.

On the first episode back after summer break, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott discuss summer movie reviews with Ally Hall, the ethics of surrogacy with Lauren Scott, the clash between the state and county Republican delegates with Logan Washburn, and about recent College logo changes and the Collegian layout with Tracy Wilson.

In this episode, Micah Hart discusses the state of the secretary of state's race in the state of Michigan. In this episode, Kristina Karamo discusses politics, her life, and her faith.

In this episode, Truman kicks off the semester with a look at the new focus of the show on the current NFL season. He also explains the ideas and principles we'll be using to look at football this year, as well as some football stat terms.

Many argue that Latin is no longer a useful language, but as this episode proves, there's always a time to go back to your roots!

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Aryeh Lightstone discusses peace in the Middle East and what the Biden Administration must do to advance America's interest abroad.

William Hazelgrove discusses the life of Cassie Chadwick during the Gilded Age. From 07/28/22.

Dean Clancy, a senior policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity and a Paragon Health Institute public advisor, joins WRFH to talk about the HSA option, which would allow low-income Americans to use a portion of their ACA subsidy as a Health Savings Account contribution. From 07/20/22.

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Did the idiom "to kill two birds with one stone" originate from Thomas Hobbes or Greek mythology? Listen to this episode to find out.

In this episode, we read a few paragraphs from chapter 7 when Hannah finds out her husband who has been fighting in World War Two is "missing in action".

Total Bases: July 14, 2022 by Student Content

Penny for your thoughts? You will be able to answer this question after listening to this episode.

Although this book by Wendell Berry is fiction, the emotions it arouses are very much real. In this episode we read a few paragraphs where Hannah is vulnerable because she misses her husband who was drafted to fight in World War Two.

State Rep. Andrew Fink discusses what the overturning of Roe v. Wade means for Michigan, immigrant sanctuary cities in Michigan, a resolution calling on Congress to end the federal student loan program, and more.

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Listen to this episode to learn more about the letters Berry received when the public found out about his refusal to buy a computer. Berry responds to these letters, further justifying his decision and standing his ground.

In this episode, we explain the meaning and history behind the saying, "the writing on the wall".

Did you know the saying "you can't have your cake and eat it too" is a modified version of the original saying? There is only a slight difference, but it has a bigger impact than one may think. Listen to this episode to hear the full story.

In this episode we read the latter part of Berry's essay. He is responding to a few letters he received where people accused him of being sexist and old fashioned.

Douglas MacKinnon is a former White House and Pentagon official and bestselling author working with other former government officials to establish a Foundation to preserve the history and protect the reputations of our Founding Fathers. His latest book is "The 56: Liberty Lessons From Those Who Risked All to Sign The Declaration of Independence"

State Rep. Andrew Fink discusses the recent assassination attempt on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the upcoming primary election for state representative coming up in August, and more.

You have probably heard someone you love say, "I love you a bushel and a peck". In this episode, we will explain what that saying means and the history behind it.

In this episode we read the first few paragraphs of one of Berry's best essays.

Total Bases: June 17, 2022 by Student Content

Michigan State Sen. Mike Shirkey, also Senate Majority Leader, joins WRFH to discuss a possible income tax cut, the gubernatorial race, and more.

John Staddon, professor of psychology and biology at Duke University, discusses his book, Science in an Age of Unreason.

Total Bases: June 9, 2022 by Student Content

We have all heard the saying, "that's all she wrote". But, where did this saying originate from? Was it a soldier from World War II, or a country singer? Listen to this episode to find out.

In this episode, we read the first five stanzas of Wendell Berry's poem, "The Country of Marriage".

Rep. Andrew Fink discusses the Republican candidates for Michigan governor, a new law that records impoundment within 24 hours, Governor Whitmer's suggested compromise about rising gas prices, and more.

"Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front" is a poem written by Berry that contains wisdom applicable to the old and young.

In this episode, we will read the poem, "A Timbered Choir". This is One of Wendell Berry's most famous poems that holds great truth and beauty.

In this episode, we will discuss the history behind the phrase, "saved by the bell", as well as a common misconception about where this phrase originates from.