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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.

On Analyze This, we critically evaluate written arguments in the media for their logical and rhetorical merit in order to separate reason from fallacy.

From 11/20/17

The Devil's Advocate: Where Ideas Are Challenged.

With your host, Hillsdale student Ben Dietderich.

Join distinguished fellow in conservative thought at The Heritage Foundation and Hillsdale student Sarah Schutte as they discuss his time spent with Barry Goldwater, William Buckley, and former president Ronald Reagan.

Hillsdale College senior Sarah Schutte discusses recent goings-on in the nation's capitol with Radio America news director Greg Corombos.

Hosts Sarah Schutte and Chandler Lasch tell the unique story of Hillsdale College through little-known facts.

Hosts Sarah Schutte and Chandler Lasch tell the unique story of Hillsdale College through little-known facts.

The Has-Beens is a sports talk and debate show. Discussion focuses on the holy trinity of football, basketball, and baseball, but we’ve been known to broach the topics of soccer, tennis, golf, ping-pong, Michael Phelps, squash and more. We know that politics is the official sport of Hillsdale College, but we think some of the other sports out there are cool and worth discussing.

Hosts: Jake Sievers, Dan Ziegler, and Phil Heckler.

Join Hillsdale students Stefan Kleinhenz and Taryn Murphy as they comment on politics with a unique focus. Both facts and feelings have a place in politics, and this show aims to prove it.

The McNeely/Murphy Hour, hosted by Cole McNeely and Ryan Kelly Murphy, explores today’s political issues from a conservative millennial perspective. McNeely and Murphy engage in thoughtful banter about current events and pare down relevant political topics. They get to the heart of the issues that most concern our generation and present a fresh take on American politics.