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Hillsdale Collegian News Editor Jordyn Pair is your host for "Collegian Week In Review" on Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM. She's joined each week by guests who help the stories come to life and detail what you'll find in each week's print edition.

Join Hillsdale Student Taryn Murphy and Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow James Piereson to talk about his course on 20th century liberalism.

At a time when government, of, by, and for the people is at risk, The Michael Lucchese Show aims to be a voice for true American conservatism. Whether it’s Donald Trump and the professional GOP or left-wing Democrats and the mainstream media, none of the D.C. elite is exempt from Lucchese’s biting criticism. Tune in every week for the latest commentary and opinion from a uniquely Hillsdalian perspective.

Take a comedic look at this week's headlines with Hillsdale College's own Carson Waites and Jake Sievers.

Music: the third universal language (between love and Esperanto). Caleb Clark reviews each week’s top album to see if music should go up or down on the scale.

Greg Corombos of Radio America joins Sarah Schutte to discuss the week's events in Washington.

From 04/11/18

Quirky news, wild interviews, and unsolicited opinions. It doesn't get better than Mehgan Cain and Kiara Freeman on Miss Informed.

Hillsdale Student Erik Halvorson takes you through the biggest news of the week, touching on sports, entertainment, and politics. Tune in and hear everything you missed.

Off Topic is your number one source for B-Side news and insane trivia. Have recent events brought you down? Off Topic is the show for you, providing little known but enjoyable news and history. Hosted by Shadrach Strehle, Dylan Strehle, and Carson Waites, Off Topic aims to put some weekly entertainment back into your life. Almost anything is game on Off Topic.

Hillsdale College Students for Life is dedicated to defending the gift of life bestowed upon us by Nature and Nature's God. As those who are able to enjoy the fruits of those gifts, we consider it our duty to defend them, putting an end to the culture of death, and promoting the advent of a culture of love. ProLifeLine hopes to bear witness to this cause through the unification of community and mediocre jokes.