Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale breaks down Health Savings Accounts and the Personalized Care Act's attempts to expand their access and usage.

In this episode, Truman Kjos discusses the 1968 Colts, who overcame injuries to become a juggernaut and played one of the most consequential games in NFL history.

Linnea Shively talks with Director of Catering Theresa Carroll during a busy time for the catering department. They go over plans for the Center of Constructive Alternatives Inklings event and President's Ball.

Dive into the meaning of "quench" and the imagery of water and the spirit.

This week, Micah Hart focuses on mask mandates, the Canadian truck drivers, an update on a previous story, and so much more.

Join Nick, Will, and Josh as they discuss new legislature regarding free crack pipes and legally-sold heroine. Engage your brain with titillating conversation about Kim Jung Un and his recent appointment to chair of the denuclearization summit, and his subsequent testing of Inter-Continental Ballistic missiles - good man that Kim. Finally, they talk about the dangers of running out of steak in the city of brotherly love.

Michigan State Senator and Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey joins WRFH with reaction to the Governor's "State of the State" address and budget proposals.

This week on Narrative Analysis, Nate Privitt explores the adventures of the desk jockey Walter Mitty in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and how they interact with the cultures both inside and outside of his fictional world. Joined by Max Aylor, the two address the uniqueness of this movie's call-to-adventure and how that settles into our modern perspective.

In this week's recap of Volume 145, Issue 18 of the Collegian, hosts Lauren Scott and Maddy Welsh talk to Erin Osborne about the College’s new Classical Education Masters Program. Then, they talk to Claire Gaudet about her opinion piece on who should be on the Liberty Walk next. Finally, they talk to Carly Moran about a new student-run baking business and Jake Piornack about his new club dedicated to chronic disease awareness.

Grab some popcorn and join Cal McNellie as he discusses House of Gucci and what it says about our modern culture. In this episode, Cal points out strengths and weaknesses of Adam Driver and Lady Gaga’s characters and how they complement each other. He also interprets what House of Gucci has to say about family businesses. Enjoy!