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Rachel and Brock are joined by Director of Academic Services Christy Maier to discuss common student challenges and how bodily, mental, and spiritual health can affect academic routines.

In each episode of Sports Story Time, Rachel Kookogey tells crazy stories from the annals of hockey history. This week, hear about the skater who ignored a fractured leg to help his team to a Stanley Cup.

You're going to the store, and you want to take him and me with you. Or should it be "him and I?" Find out on this episode of Grammar Minute!

This episode considers the posture of a humble heart which praises the Lord for his power, control, and blessings each and every day.

Joining us on the show is Logan Washburn, great grandson of Gilbert Otteson who was a soldier and chaplain during World War II. Logan shares stories about his great grandpa Gilbert pertaining to his personal life and his life during the war.

On this episode of I've Got Aux, Bella takes us through the classic and mysterious hit, Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac. join us as we discuss witches, drugs, and the ever-changing form that was the band.

This Week, Micah Hart discusses an ongoing investigation in Hillsdale County, the Michigan budget, the conflict in Ukraine, and so much more.

Demetrius Minor, national manager of Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty talks with WRFH. Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty is a nationwide group of conservatives questioning whether capital punishment is consistent with conservative principles and values due to the system’s inefficiency, inequity, and inaccuracy.

Grab some popcorn and join Cal McNellie as he discusses The Power of the Dog and what it says about our modern culture. In this episode, Cal and John explore the Western genre and what this film adds to it. They also discuss what The Power of the Dog says about the family unit and mentorship. Enjoy!

Join Nick, Will, and Josh as they discuss the most atrocious scandal in American History, taking place at Hillsdale college. Also hear from the great sage Joy Behar, bless her soul, on her ideas about the effects of the war on Ukraine. Finally hear Will and Nick almost get into fisticuffs over which car manufacturer did it better, and also a table for some reason. Check out our Social Media, links below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e8LgWRZXvbh0Dgwwaj9Kx YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lY7VKQgNfPGFtS5fBhFXA

On this episode of I've Got Aux, we are joined by Gavin's mom, who shares her unique insight into the world of U2. Join us as we discuss the changing music industry, nostalgia, and all-around good music.

In this week's recap of Volume 145, Issue 21 of the Collegian, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Tess Owen about conspiracy theories. Then, they talk to Reagan Linde about her experience as an art major on campus and Aubrey Gulick about professor reactions to this he conflict in Ukraine. Finally, they hear from Elizabeth Troutman about renovations that the College has planned.

This one is for the breakfast lovers, the midnight snackers, the brunch goers, and anyone else who loves toast. Toast is a mysterious food--who decided to cook bread twice? Is toast as old as bread? Where did pop-up toasters come from? On today's episode of All the Small Things, Chrissy Talent considers these questions and more as she takes us through the history of that versatile breakfast staple: toast

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale look at S. 3609, the Gas Prices Relief Act, which would enact a federal gas tax holiday between its passage and January 1, 2023.

Audie Murphy is considered the most decorated soldier in World War II. After the death of his mother and the abandonment of his father, he served his nation fearlessly.

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of the Waterford Sheep Man, the famous cryptid haunting the Pennsylvania and Maryland. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And why does it follow people more than 300 miles from home?

Max Aylor joins Jane O’Connor to talk about Arkansas.

In this episode, Truman discusses the 1990 Giants, who went from playing for an undefeated season to becoming playoff underdogs in under a month.

Linnea Shively and Theresa Carroll look forward to spring by talking about Bon Appetit's commitment to freshness. They also recap the Parents' Weekend Luncheon

Lauren Sheard joins host Addy Longnecker to discuss eating disorders and how to develop genuine self-confidence in college and beyond.