If Hadrian and Mittens are sitting in front of the fire, could it be that Hadrian or Mittens ... are going to get up and eat dinner? Find out on today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, joins WRFH regarding the American Commitment Foundation’s filing of an omicron science amicus brief with SCOTUS against vaccine mandates.

This week, joined by expert in this week's band Maggie, Josiah and Matt take note on THE 1975, a relatively obscure British indie band. Listening to two songs of wildly different genre, Maggie explains to our hosts the reasons behind the wide variety of style alongside a more focused examination of the band's consistent themes and interesting evolution.

Joe and Kendale are joined by fellow Hillsdale student Jason Lu. They discuss the UK's Prime Minister, Liz Truss, and her resignation. Jason, and employee of Hillsdale's AJ Cafe, discusses the new catering company. They end the episode discussing the recent developments on the Alex Jones story.

Josh Barker and State Rep. Andrew Fink discuss the upcoming election including the ballot propositions.

In this episode Lulu interviews Dr. Daniel Coupland, a professor at Hillsdale College. They discuss Dr. Coupland's investment in classical education. In addition, they discuss what classical education means and how it effects its students. Listen to learn more about Dr. Coupland and classical education.

After January 6th, there has been a bipartisan move to clarify election procedures. The Presidential Election Reform Act is the result, though not everyone is on board. Josh Barker discusses what the bill would seek to do.

This episode discusses the sexual revolution’s false promise of happiness and where true freedom and happiness is found.

An interview with former Ambassador Francis Rooney. In this episode, Micah Hart discusses the Russia-Ukraine conflict with former Ambassador and U.S. Representative, Francis Rooney.