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Are professional athletes the next political activists? Why are our favorite sports arenas turning into a political battle ground? On this week’s episode of Fact of Life, Chloe Noller and Mattie Grace Watson discuss the increasingly politicized nature of sports and why we should be doing everything in our power to stop this progression.

St. Brigid was a 5th century Irish saint who generously gave her possessions to the poor and founded several convents. She is the patron saint of babies, dairy workers, farmers, Ireland, poets, and nuns, and her feast day is celebrated on February 1st.

This week Jillian and Garrett discuss the national debt, and the mood of the episode expectedly dips after Jillian realizes how hopeless it all looks. Tune in to hear the gems of optimism throughout the episode including Garrett's trip to Frankenmuth, Jillian's analogy between Garrett and Gaston, and Garrett's fun comparison between the debt and otters.

Planning for retirement? The December Omnibus Bill made some changes that might benefit you. Take a listen to find out what some of them are. 

This episode returns to Scripture and studies the first woman of the Bible. Look at the unique qualities of women and the value the Bible has for them.

Join tour guide Abigail for an exciting adventure in Tel Dan, often considered to be the northern border of Israel. We'll explore the history of Dan, enjoy a beautiful walk through nature, and see the alternate temple Rehoboam erected at Dan in disobedience to God. But the highlight of the tour is a stop at Abraham's gate—a 4000-year-old gate (also containing the oldest arch in the world) that Abraham himself would have gone through when trying to rescue Lot. You won't want to miss it!And make sure to come back next time where we'll see the Tel Dan Stele, which is perhaps the only extra-biblical archeological reference to King David from the Bible.

On This Week in History, Micah Hart talks about the Columbia space shuttle tragedy.

This week, Micah Hart talks about the Speaker of the House Race, the George Santos scandal, the Biden and Pence documents, and so much more.

In this first episode, host Nate Privitt highlights one of the 19th century's most prominent philosopher: Friedrich Nietzsche. Explaining his roots in Lutheran ministry that ultimate led to his steadfast atheism, Nate informs the audience what made Nietzsche's work so important to later writers and why he matters in today's world.

This week, hosts Maddy Welsh and Lauren Scott talk to Jacob Beckwith about the recent trip to Washington, D.C. to attend the March for Life and Jillian Parks about a pair of siblings who play hockey together. Then, Maddy will talk to Lauren about opinions in this week's paper and Lauren will ask Maddy about an obituary she wrote for a notable Hillsdale donor.  

Is that ... twice per week or once every other week? Find out (or not) on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Friedman was a codebreaker in both world wars and got her start at Hillsdale College. Her education at Hillsdale was crucial for her success as a codebreaker.

5…4…3…2…1! Can you name the top 5 newsworthy events of 2022? This week’s segment of Fact of Life featuring Chloe Noller and Mattie Grace Watson gives you the play-by-play you’ve all been waiting for. What major events will 2023 bring us?

This French explorer and polyglot, later called the "Father of Egyptology", was the first to fully translate ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.

St. Cecilia boldly lived her Christian faith at a time of great persecution, leading thousands to Christ and dying a martyr at the hands of the Roman emperor. She is the patron saint of music and one of the first incorruptible saints.

Not a fan of the logic in the title? Me neither. The proper response is "Well, that begs the question!" - a phrase you may have been misusing. Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

This week we look into the New York congressman, George Santos and his shocking yet entertaining lies. Tune in to unpack what those lies actually consist of, some updates on Jillian and Garrett's winter breaks, and general politician lore.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale talks with Michigan State Rep. Andrew Fink (R-35) about the latest in Michigan politics and the state legislature. Right-to-work, Chinese-affiliated battery plants, and potential tax cuts are all part of the conversation.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale discusses the Omnibus Bill which passed Congress in December 2022 and some of the headline provisions and purpose of the bill.

A comparison of the competing views on abortion, specifically the continual fight on both sides: a look at the sanctity of life both in the Bible and in our nation's founding principles.