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Nate and Storm chat with Josh "Swamp Daddy" Hoggatt and Kevin Pynes about the gunpowder plot, being undercover in Germany, and how many months we've been alive.

Join Nicole Sighiartau and Storm Drexler as they discuss some of their wildest experiences in the great outdoors! This week they talk all things caves. From salt caves to sea caves, venture at your own risk. 

Join Erika Kyba to conclude reading William Knox's "Mortality." Today, Erika discusses the difficulty of preserving the memory of the dead.

This week on “Under the Radar,” hear an important update to the Supreme Court case challenging the Voting Rights Act, a set of executive orders using war powers to expedite energy and infrastructure production, a bill requiring the new DHS secretary to designate Haitians under temporary protected status, and more.

Michigan State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH's Malia Looke for a conversation about a possible Michigan budget, summer plans in Lansing, and more. From 04/23/26.

Join us for the second guest episode with hosts Patrick Scott and Ethan Davenport as they interview Dr. Joel Beeke, Chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary. Dr. Beeke talks about his upbringing, the history of Puritanism, common misconceptions about the Puritans, and what practical lessons they can teach us on pursuing a life of godliness. 

Diane Philipp, Vice President for Student Affairs at Hillsdale College, joins Nicole Sighiartau on WRFH to preview the upcoming All-American Hometown Celebration, April 23-25. Hillsdale College's iconic campus becomes the site of a three-day red, white, and blue celebration unlike anything our community has seen. From live entertainment and interactive history exhibits to family activities and a petting zoo, this is a hometown celebration worthy of America's 250th birthday.

Michigan State Rep. Jennifer Wortz joins WRFH's Sophia Mandt to discuss finding candidates to run for public office, the recent Michigan Democrat convention, and the state House's version of the federal SAVE Act. From 04/22/26.

Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Findlay, 04/20/26, Game TwoAidan Kowatch and Zac Affholter on the call for WRFH

Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Findlay, 04/20/26, Game OneKole Dalhke and Zac Affholter on the call for WRFH

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II, the death of William Shakespeare, and the launching of the Hubble Space Telescope.

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of Anne Sullivan, the death of Rosalind Franklin, and the publication of Samuel Johnson's A Dictionary of the English Language.

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of John Madden, the death of Igor Stravinsky, and the discovery of the Venus de Milo.

Greg and Emily discuss a passage from Henry Nouwen's book, Reaching Out, in which he discusses a common approach to relationships. Nouwen rejects the tendency to fill loneliness through relationships with other people, and he challenges people to find that support in God. If you have ever struggled with feeling unfulfilled and lonely, this episode is for you.

Nate and Storm chat with Dr. Jason Gehrke about learning to love learning, how Christianity invites historical study, and just asking the girl out. 

Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Findlay, 04/17/26, Game TwoChristian Papillon and Gabr Themar on the call for WRFH

Baseball: Hillsdale vs. Findlay, 04/17/26, Game OneDaniel Derengowski and Megan Pidcock on the call for WRFH

Welcome to Factual Selection, a high stakes game of trivia where you have to correctly answer a string of increasingly difficult trivia questions. Guess a question right and you move on; guess a question wrong and you are out! Do you have what it takes to make it to the end?

This week on “Under the Radar,” hear about an executive order that aims to reform government spending, a Supreme Court case about a democrat trying to run in a Republican primary race, an update on President Trump's executive order about college sports eligibility and NIL, and more.

Join Erika Kyba for an unflinching look at death as she reads William Knox's "Mortality." Our poet reminds us that all of our earthly triumphs are necessarily ephemeral—but what does that tell us about how we should choose to live our lives?