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In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of a cryptid from White River, Arkansas, The White River Monster. What do we know about the creature? Is it possible he exists? And is it possible that it's a fish common in America?

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of the Waterford Sheep Man, the famous cryptid haunting the Pennsylvania and Maryland. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And why does it follow people more than 300 miles from home?

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of a cryptid from Loveland, Ohio, the Loveland Frog Man. What do we know about the creature? Is it possible he exists? And are the testimonies of two police officers to be believed?

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of The Michigan Dog Man from the forests of Traverse City. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And is it possible Wisconsin residents are seeing the same creature?

In this episode of Five Minute Myths, Elena explores the legend of The Jersey Devil, the famous cryptid haunting the forests of New Jersey. What do we know about this creature? Is it possible it exists? And why do so many New Jersey residents live in fear of an encounter?

With the bombing campaign on the clock as the invasion of Japan draws nearer, Arnold replaces General Haywood Hansel with General Curtis LeMay to command the B-29s in the Marianas. LeMay is told to inflict maximum damage on Japan, and as his bombers fail to successfully destroy Japanese industry with conventional bombing tactics, LeMay is forced to improvise. Join us in this episode of LeMay's Inferno as we jump into the cockpit with a thousand American aviators as we ride along on the deadliest and most destructive bombing mission in human history: The March 9-10, 1945, Firebombing of Tokyo. The inferno has begun.

Join Allison Schuster and Callie Shinkle as they take you through all the wildest events from this week in history! This week, we have names we can't pronounce and hot takes about Germans!

History Shouldn’t Be A Mystery: Joachim Murat by Student Content

Rachel and the Guys discuss the pains of a rejected wedding proposal, the brave new frontier of video gaming pigs, and taking Hillsdale College and "pushing it somewhere else" (bonus points if you know the reference). Associate Dean of Men Jeffery "Chief" Rogers joins the show to expose some of his hidden talents. Tune in for a good time!

Benjamin Nichols of Radio Free Hillsdale discusses the recent bashing of police by the far left and how politicians have bent their knee to their crazy demands. He also breaks down the importance of police and their actual purpose, to keep people safe and alive.