This week on "What's In a Name," host Megan Pidcock discusses the interesting history of how Cincinnati, Ohio got its name, from early American settlers to an ancient Roman general. 

Jared Frederick, co-author of the books "Fierce Valor" about military veteran Ronald Spiers, talks to WRFH about the man behind the myth of a soldier made famous by "Band of Brothers." 

Michigan State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH to discuss the Mackinac conference, Michigan's population issues, and a bill that would share private worker information with unions.

Dr. Stanley K. Ridgley talks to WRFH about his recent book "Brutal Minds," which covers the history, cause, and concerning effect of left-wing brainwashing in American higher education. 

On this episode of "Letter of the Law," host Megan Pidcock discusses a law in Missouri banning marketing, participating in, or promoting a bear wrestling competition.

Join George Accola as he interviews attendees of the Berkshire Hathaway meeting in Omaha to try to uncover what makes "The Woodstock of Capitalism" so popular.

State Sen. Joe Bellino talks with WRFH about a hand-held phone ban, local road funding, and state spending in the most-recent budget proposal.

Hillsdale student Maddy Welsh talks with Jens Heycke about his recent book, Out of the Melting Pot, Into the Fire: Multiculturalism in the World's Past and America's Future

Will Galsterer moderates a conversation with Gregory Clement, ’23, and Adam Burlew, coach of the the Hillsdale Action Shooting Team.

Josh Evan Barker, long-time host of the award-winning show, The Policy Corner, gives his final briefing on the proposal from Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV) to go back to the gold standard. 

To see what Josh is up to, visit his blog: joshevanbarker.wordpress.com or follow him on Twitter (@JoshEvanBarker).