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In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba for another bilingual episode. She reads La Fontaine's famous "The Grasshopper and the Ant" in French and English. Tune in to discover a new twist on the moral that you might have thought you knew.

Author Michaela Estruth joins Siobhan Weed on WRFH to discuss her book A-Z God Has Covered Me: A Family Devotional . A-Z God Has Covered Me presents a verse for every letter of the alphabet and discusses each verse according to its literary, historical, and theological context. The family devotional offers the verses alone for children to visualize and memorize and a more in-depth analysis for par...

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba for a bilingual episode. She reads La Fontaine's "The Oak and the Reed" in French and English, exploring a poem-parable that discusses the fall of the mighty and the survival of the humble.

Patrick Timmis, Assistant Professor of English at Hillsdale College and Editor-in-Chief of Ad Fontes , joins Siobhan Weed on WRFH to discuss the the relaunch of Ad Fontes: A Journal of Protestant Letters and the beginning of a new chapter under his leadership. Explore the Ad Fontes  site or read the Spring issue for more.

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba to read Emily Dickinson's "I Taste a Liquour Never Brewed." It's a poem about getting drunk on the beauty of the universe...which the poet believes has fundamental, eschatological importance.

Join Dominic and Marc as they discuss the life and writings of St. Isidore of Seville. 

Join the hosts as they finish their discussion of St. Thomas Aquinas and his trinitarian theology. 

Join Dominic and Marc as they discuss the life of one of the most influential saints in western Christianity. 

Join Dominic and Fr. Adam as they finish up their discussion on St. Gregory Nazianzus. 

Join Dominic and Fr. Adam as they continue discussing the life and teachings of St. Gregory Nazianzus.

Join Dominic as he sits down with Hillsdale College Chaplain Rev. Dr. Adam Rick to discuss the life and teachings of St. Gregory Nazianzus

*Drumroll* for the guest speaker...Patrick (Scott)! Learn about life and dating from an actual guy's perspective, and find out what questions he has for the trio!

They're back for Ask Us Anything: friends edition (and airports...but mostly friends). Here are some thoughts on finding good friends, keeping up with childhood friends, and more!

Ky Nam is back! Join the trio as they answer several questions from y'all about their lives and God's role in them.

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba to read Galway Kinnell's "How Many Nights," the work of a modern existentialist poet. We all remember our childhood fears of the dark, and how they dissipated with the sunrise. What are we to do, though, with a more adult, existential version of this experience?

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba to read Emily Dickinson's "Nobody Knows This Little Rose." It's a deceptively simple little poem, in which the poet wrestles with one of the most profound human tragedies.

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba to read the excerpt of Milton's "Comus" in which Comus and the Lady are united for the first time. Erika finds that Comus's reaction to the Lady's song parallels one of Milton's most famous scenes in Paradise Lost...

WRFH host Luke Miller talks with State Rep. Jim DeSana, founder and president of the 501(c)3 organization sponsoring the Michigan Monarchs baseball team, playing its games at Hillsdale College.

Michigan State Sen. Joe Bellino joins WRFH's Malia Looke for a conversation. From 05/21/26.

In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba in the journey through Milton’s Comus as the leading lady makes her first appearance. The lady presents herself as a courageous paragon of virtue, but the poet opens up her view of morality to some questions.

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of Bing Crosby and the death of L. Frank Baum and celebrates the graduation of the Hillsdale College Class of 2026.

This week, Olivia Finch discusses the anniversaries of the birth of the Red Baron, the death of Lucille Ball, and the purchase of the Louisiana Territory.

Published author Jayden Jelso has a conversation with WRFH's Harold Birzer.

Join Lilly Faye Kraemer as she interviews Layng Martine Jr., a Nashville songwriter, and the story behind the song he wrote,  "Way Down," the last song Elvis recorded, as well as other fun songs he wrote. 

Join Lilly Faye Kraemer as she interviews Stephanie Childress, a British Conductor, and her experience conducting Verdi's opera, "Le Traviata," in Helinski, Finland.