The Boys are finally joined by a guest they've been trying to get on the show for weeks: Jack Blouw. They talk the biggest games and upsets of the past week and their implications for the CFP. They also give their views on the Heisman race this season, then finish off the show with their picks as per usual.

Tom Opre is a film director, cinematographer, television producer, and wildlife conservationist. His new documentary is The Last Keeper. He joined WRFH to discuss conservation, the Nimrod Education Center, and his new film.

From 11/07/24.

Daniel Gullotta is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the University of Mississippi. He joined WRFH to discuss a recent essay at The Bulwark examining the widening spiritual divide in the United States between women and men.

From 11/06/24.

Christine Rosen is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where she focuses on American history, society and culture, technology and culture, and feminism. In The Extinction of Experience, Rosen investigates the cultural and emotional shifts that accompany our embrace of technology. She joined WRFH to discuss.
From 11/06/24.

We return to the subject of moral ballads in greater depth, this time tracing their origins across the Atlantic Ocean and evolution over the last 400 years.

Join Hershey and Stephanie as they discuss the bounds of symbolic speech with a landmark Supreme Court case involving the burning of the American flag.

Discovered in antiquity, these open star clusters are still visible to the unaided eye. Learn more on today's episode of Astro Minute!

"None" is short for "no one," which makes it a singular noun. But do we really have to treat it like one? Find out on this episode of Grammar Minute!

Angels appear to people. Opinions do not. So don't use this one common phrase in your academic essay, under peril of your professor's red pen!

The election cycle is fast approaching and plenty of people are anxious about the potential outcome. Why?