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This week on Narrative Analysis, Nate looks at the Truman Show through Reader Response, allowing him to point out the connections to history and omens of the future he's noticed in this comedy drama of the late 90s.

Joining Jane O’Connor is JD Bauman to discuss his home state of Florida.

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Cedarville, 01/29/22 Garrit Aissen and Julius Graber on the call for WRFH

Women's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Cedarville, 1/29/22

Reflect on the majesty, power, and goodness of God and yet His humbling love and care for us.

The Harlem Hellfighters were an African American regiment who fought in the Great War. They gave their lives for a nation that had not yet accepted them.

Micah Hart covers the Infrastructure Bill, the death of an LAPD officer, and the death of a Hollywood legend.

Join The Guys as they preside over the trial of Food ASMR. Is it a pleasure to be allowed to be enjoyed privately, or a heinous crime against the nature of man? Also we examine the trends of music streaming wherein the music of our parents are coming back to take over the new music of the day. Finally, the return of the classic wacky world: a woman alleged to have done everything she did, and a cruise ship a few days late on their gas payment. Check out our YouTube and Spotify, Links below! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6e8LgWRZXvbh0Dgwwaj9Kx YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_lY7VKQgNfPGFtS5fBhFXA

In this eighth episode of the Trek to Manliness Podcast, Nick Cain talks with Michael Fleischer about discerning his decision to get married at a young age. Then Michael discusses what Lawrence of Arabia has taught him about masculinity.

Paul Mango, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy at HHS, who coordinated Operation Warp Speed (OWS), joins WRFH to share insider insights into what actually worked and what now has gone terribly wrong.

Phil Kerpen—president of American Commitment—joins Lauren Scott of WRFH to discuss the American Commitment Foundation’s filing of an omicron science amicus brief with SCOTUS against vaccine mandates.

If you drink tea, you've probably wondered who first decided to put leaves in hot water and drink. Well, wonder no more. On this episode of All the Small Things, we explore the history of one of the world's favorite drinks: tea.

If you have ever been baffled by women's fashin, this one is for you. Join Chrissy Talent as she takes us on a stroll through the history of the high heel, from its martial origins to its status today as a fashion staple."

This week we discuss the 49th annual March for Life, and the accusations about its connection with the Patriot Front. Garrett also has a voice crack, Jillian weeps in response, and both issue a formal apology for forgetting to give last week's topic a grade!

Join the adventure on this week’s episode of The Virtual Voyage as we head to Sepphoris, a city in Israel’s Galilee region just a few miles from Nazareth. We’ll be joined by expert archaeologist Dr. Eric Meyers as we learn about Sepphoris’s history, pottery found there, and also the city’s successful integration of Roman and Greek culture with Judaism. Plus, why did historian Josephus call it “the jewel of Galilee?”

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Ian Matt and Nolan deliver on the promise for Shot Clock BIG TIME!!! Catch our takes on NFL overtime rules, and our third installment of the trickiest segment out there, GUESS WHO!!!

Are you running toward or towards the sherbet or sherbert? Find out on this episode of Grammar Minute!"

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 01/22/22 Christian Peck-Dimit and Nick Treglia on the call for WRFH

Meet the new co-host Ryan Sellars! Get to know him and his football career, his intense love for skyline chili, and jazz music!