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Pull up a chair, grab a nightcap, and wind down—let's talk about your day! Ben Wilson, Isabella Redjai, and Victoria Marshall are three friends who have lived in the busy, bustling city of Washington, D.C. this past year, only to return to small town Hillsdale, Michigan to come together and discuss their college days. They encourage their friends and listeners to join in the conversation. Our friend, Mia Young, joins us.

On this week of History Shouldn't be a Mystery, Conner Bolanos talks about Charles Talleyrand, an influential French diplomat during Bonapartist France who's efforts have had lasting consequences to this day.

Today, on All the Small Things, we learn the history of hot chocolate, a drink noted for its health for most of history. So settle down with a mug, and enjoy the show!

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Trevecca Nazarene, 03/02/21

Christian Peck-Dimit and Sophia Pierce on the call for WRFH

Benjamin Nichols of Radio Free Hillsdale talks about the need for Americans to see each other as humans instead of an enemy. He also breaks down the rise of Rachel Maddow, Sean Hannity, Rush Limbaugh, and Anderson Cooper and what you can learn about America by knowing them.

Join Rachel and the Guys LIVE from the Grewcock Student Union at Hillsdale College! They discuss with the pedestrians of Hillsdale two men with Coke, but not the kind you drink. Producer Josh joins the team mediate the Florida Man Quiz in the ultimate matchup between the audience's champions and the impenetrable Loft Team. Phil jumps back in to face off with his parents and see if his Liberal Arts Education was worth it. Tune in to see who wins!

Join your tour guide, Abigail, for the second part of this two-part series concerning the Dead Sea Scrolls and their home in the Israel Museum, the Shrine of the Book. Have you ever wondered about how the scrolls were discovered? How much money were they originally sold for? Ever heard of the Aleppo Codex, the ancient manuscript of the Hebrew Bible that was thought to hold mysterious powers and bring a plague on the community if it were ever lost? Come along on The Virtual Voyage to find the answers to all those questions and experience the Dead Sea Scrolls before your very eyes.

Josh Barker of Radio Free Hillsdale looks at the Michigan State Legislatures HR 4360 on restricting misinformation about ballot question petitions.

Abigail Snyder interviews Don Bentley about his new book, The Outside Man.

In this episode, Eliana Kernodle shares a poem by contemporary poet Andrew Hudgins. If you love visual art and poetry this is one for you! She talks about ekphrasis poetry, a tradition this poem belongs to, which brings art and poetry together in a special way.