The 26th president of the United States had quite an adventurous life before and even after his presidency. From being a cowboy in the Dakota badlands, to allowing his children to have a 4-foot-long King snake, Roosevelt was always searching for adventure and thrill. On top of this, he had many accomplishments as president during his 2 terms, including the implementation of his "Square Deal" and establishing the National Conservation Commission.

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Check out the final episode of Peter Pan in which we wrap up our saga of the flying lost boy’s adventures!

Hear the hard truth surrounding the vaccine, Afghanistan, and the end times.

Daniel Gullota is a graduate student of American Religions at Stanford University and host of the podcast, “The Age of Jackson.” Join Rachel Kookogey as she learns about Daniel’s scholarship, his Australian heritage, and all things related to the Jacksonian era.

One of our most exciting shows yet, catch the boys debating championship rings, the best sports trophies, constant laughter and our new famous shot clock segment for this weeks winner.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale shares 3 bills in Congress related to the US withdrawal from Afghanistan (HR 3965, HR 5121, and HR 5117).

Rep. Fink joins Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale to discuss Biden’s anticipated vaccine mandate, the continuing UIA saga, and the memory of 9/11.

The first ever athlete duo joins Charger Rundown in a tell-all about the women's cross-country team. Liz and Claire discuss their past meet, the team atmosphere, and the best places to run in Hillsdale.

Carter McNish and Ryan Bagley interview bestselling author Carole Engle Avriett about her new book, “Marine Raiders: The True Story of the Legendary WWII Battalions.” The Marine Raiders were the first special forces unit in the U.S. military and proved themselves to be incredible warriors during the 20 months in which they operated.