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Mark and Greg Moreno and Dom Pestritto of Radio Free Hillsdale discuss the bevy of moves made ahead of MLB's lockout this past Wednesday. They discuss whether the Rangers are contenders after landing Seager and Semien, Robbie Ray's chances of sustaining his 2021 Cy Young form, the Mets' offseason strategy, and more.

Tune in for Best of the Best: NBA Edition! Also, huge week for Michigan Football!! And for our spirited Shot Clock segment this week, Christmas traditions!!

This week, Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale speaks to Rep. Fink on the Oxford High School shooting, public safety appropriations, non-opioid directives, and executive power.

In each episode of Sports Story Time, Rachel Kookogey tells crazy stories from the annals of hockey history. In this episode, learn about the TWO times that hockey games were affected by meteorological forces.

In his final episode with the show, Cal McNellie shares with us his favorite and best memories of his time at Hillsdale College.

A look at the historical significance of the greatest commandment, and Jesus' fulfillment of the Law by His love.

When it's finals season and you have way too much work, do you tell your friends you have a lot, alot, or allot of homework? How do you a lot, alot, or allot your time? Find out on this episode of Grammar Minute!

Join Rachel and the Guys as they cozy up by the fire to chat with friend of the show Alaura Gage. They discuss holiday travel and the many interesting people you can meet along the way. They provide an interesting perspective on the theory of human experience as movie scenes, and portray through story the importance of zip-ties in everyday life. Join us for the last episode of season 4, and come back next month for season 5! Be sure to check us out on YouTube and Instagram.

The animated film Rango tells the story of a chameleon finding purpose in a Western story, but it also has something to say about the western genre itself. In this episode, Nate discusses how different genres and tropes work together in Rango to provide more than just a fun story about a theatrical lizard.

The Wright Brothers always had an interest in flying ever since their father gifted them with a toy helicopter when they were young boys. Little did their father know that this sparked interest would lead to the invention of the airplane.

In this fifth episode of the Trek to Manliness Podcast, Nick Cain talks with Fernando Bravo about approaching relationships from a Christian viewpoint and the importance of embracing life's challenges.

Michigan State Sen, Mike Shirkey, also Senate Majority Leader, joins WRFH to discuss the recent school shooting in Oxford and the COVID spike in the state.

Longtime friend and producer of The Rush Limbaugh show, Bo Snerdley joins the show to talk about the life and legacy of the king of talk radio. Snerdley is the author of “Rush On The Radio," available on Amazon.

Tea and Toxins: Finale: Soho tea and The Teacup Poisoner by Student Content

This week we discuss the past and present offenses of both Andrew and Chris Cuomo (dun dun duuuunn) alongside a small conspiracy theory moment from Garrett himself. Stayed tuned for Jillian's masterplan if her sister were to embezzle money, and Tik Tok's resurgence of Malcom X ideology.

Therese Boudreaux of Radio Free Hillsdale talks with Lawrence M. Mead about his recent article in the American Spectator on The Real Afghan Tragedy. The article can be found at: www.spectator.org/the-real-afghan-tragedy/

Catch our takes on LeBron James, Isaiah Stewart, The NFL and the best Thanksgiving foods on this weeks Mostly Sports!

Last week, Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale looked at the Build Back Better Act. This week, he looks at the companion legislation on infrastructure: The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Women's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Lake Erie, 11/29/21 Christian Peck-Dimit and Nick Treglia on the call for WRFH

Will Witt, Prager Personality and the author of "How To Win friends and Influence Enemies" joins the show to talk about his faith and the importance of civility.