This week on “Under the Radar,” hear about this year's official National Security Strategy document, the Supreme Court case allowing Texas' redistricting effort, another Supreme Court case challenging the asylum system, and more.

Nate and Storm chat with Nathan Rastovac about dinosaurs eating everything, Storage for Students, and how Top Gun saved the world in the final episode of the sylvester.

Emma and Sophia discuss the case of Junior Psychology and Pre-med student Samantha Fulnecky, who claims her poor grade on a poor essay is a case of religious discrimination.

Join Ava and Alessia as they highlight some of December's most important events, from the birth of Christ to the attack on Pearl Harbor, and more.

Rivalry Week claims the entire first half, but the Conference Championship slate can’t get any better. Crumbl takes Happy Valley’s cookie. Lane “The Grinch” Kiffin leaves Oxford and takes the Intentional Grounding with him. Lewis, Marc, Patrick, and Paden celebrate the most wonderful time of the football season.

Today, Erika Kyba continues to analyze Milton's "Comus," and we learn what makes the wicked spirit, Comus so dangerous: he menaces the rational faculties of men, and tempts them, through inordinate pleasure, to animality and indignity. Alexandra Comus joins us once again to narrate the part of the Attendant Spirit.

Men's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Lake Erie, 12/06/25
Marc Ayers and Patrick Hamilton on the call for WRFH

Women's Basketball: Hillsdale vs. Lake Erie, 12/06/25
Gabe Themar on the call for WRFH

Michael Lucchese is a contributing editor to Providence, an associate editor of Law & Liberty, and the founder and CEO of Pipe Creek Consulting. His recent essay in Civitas Outlook commemorates William F. Buckley’s contributions to conservatism. He joined Luke Miller on WRFH to discuss.

Dr. Dawn Wiese is co-author of an opinion piece in Fox News, “Digital isolation is crushing young men — fraternities hold a proven solution.” She argues that digital isolation and social fragmentation among young men represent a mounting mental-health and social-cohesion crisis in America. Her research suggests that structured communities like fraternities offer a real, evidence-backed path to reconnecting men with community, mentorship, and meaningful relationships. She joined Harry Birzer on WRFH to discuss.