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WRFH/Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM

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WRFH/Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM episodes

  • Stephen Coonts: The Russia Account
    Stepehn Coonts' newest book, THE RUSSIA ACCOUNT, pits CIA officer Tommy Carmellini against a murderous international financial conspiracy that leaves a trail of death and corruption, extending from a small bank in Estonia to the highest reaches of the Kremlin and the halls of Congress—perhaps even to the CIA itself, putting Admiral Jake Grafton, the head of the CIA, in the crosshairs of an assassin.
    From 08/19/19.
    14 min
  • Where All Trails End: Preview
    BRINNON, WASHINGTON - Most come to summer camp only looking for fun, but many leave Camp Parsons, a 100-year-old Boy Scout camp on the Puget Sound, with an even greater treasure. Parsons scouts were some of the first to explore the Olympic mountains, and have gone on to save lives, lead scientific expeditions, major companies, held some of the highest offices in the United States and much more.
    In this radio documentary series, Ben Dietderich brings Camp Parsons to you. Hear for yourself what's behind the magic that makes so many grown men call this remote scout camp "home." Visit wherealltrailsend.com for more.
    13 min
  • Where All Trails End: Preview
    BRINNON, WASHINGTON - Most come to summer camp only looking for fun, but many leave Camp Parsons, a 100-year-old Boy Scout camp on the Puget Sound, with an even greater treasure. Parsons scouts were some of the first to explore the Olympic mountains, and have gone on to save lives, lead scientific expeditions, major companies, held some of the highest offices in the United States and much more.
    In this radio documentary series, Ben Dietderich brings Camp Parsons to you. Hear for yourself what's behind the magic that makes so many grown men call this remote scout camp "home." Visit wherealltrailsend.com for more.
    13 min
  • Citizen Talk: Why Are We Shooting Each Other?
    With Dr. John Grant
    Statesmanship is lost in today’s polarized political culture. This necessary art in a self-governing republic must take into account three main elements: Principles, Human Nature, and circumstances. We want to practice this lost art with our listeners by looking at one of the main political stories dominating the news cycle of the week and analyzing it through the eyes of a Statesman. What are the principles behind that particular issue? How does human nature play into any possible solutions? What are the circumstances on the ground that determine which solutions are feasible? After considering these three elements with our listeners, we will be better able to discern what the prudent solutions are for today’s most important political problems. Join Juan Davalos and Lynette Grundvig on CITIZEN TALK.
    49 min
  • Citizen Talk: Why Are We Shooting Each Other?
    With Dr. John Grant
    Statesmanship is lost in today’s polarized political culture. This necessary art in a self-governing republic must take into account three main elements: Principles, Human Nature, and circumstances. We want to practice this lost art with our listeners by looking at one of the main political stories dominating the news cycle of the week and analyzing it through the eyes of a Statesman. What are the principles behind that particular issue? How does human nature play into any possible solutions? What are the circumstances on the ground that determine which solutions are feasible? After considering these three elements with our listeners, we will be better able to discern what the prudent solutions are for today’s most important political problems. Join Juan Davalos and Lynette Grundvig on CITIZEN TALK.
    49 min
  • Citizen Talk: Why Are We Shooting Each Other?
    With Dr. John Grant
    Statesmanship is lost in today’s polarized political culture. This necessary art in a self-governing republic must take into account three main elements: Principles, Human Nature, and circumstances. We want to practice this lost art with our listeners by looking at one of the main political stories dominating the news cycle of the week and analyzing it through the eyes of a Statesman. What are the principles behind that particular issue? How does human nature play into any possible solutions? What are the circumstances on the ground that determine which solutions are feasible? After considering these three elements with our listeners, we will be better able to discern what the prudent solutions are for today’s most important political problems. Join Juan Davalos and Lynette Grundvig on CITIZEN TALK.
    49 min

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