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This week, Megan and Alessia follow the story of Frederick Rutland as he goes from British hero to Japanese spy.

The boys talk about the biggest games of Week 8 in College football. They then breakdown the controversies from Tennessee's and Texas' student sections. Next, they preview the World Series matchup then end the show with pick for Week 9 of College Football.

You just never know ... but you will after listening to today's episode of Grammar Minute!

Daniel Corcoran is an International Affairs commentator with Young Voices , and host of the podcast, Overcoming the Divide, which focuses on mending political fractures through conversation, civil discourse, and featuring a wide variety of viewpoints. His recent essay is How Male Voters Became The Central Focus Of The 2024 Election

This week, Micah Hart takes a deep dive into the polls in swing states and discusses faith in politics.

This episode dives into the ballads rural Appalachia inherited from Old England, focusing on their cultural uses and significance—moral, educational, communicative, and romantic.

Today, Adriana and Erika discuss Rule Eight of Jordan Peterson's Twelve Rules for Life: Tell The Truth, or at Least Don't Lie. They discuss lies in all their forms- little white lies, toxic "life-lies", and broader societal lies- as well as how it harms us to participate in them.

A critical commentary on society's interest in spiritual darkness, especially around Halloween time.

A look at the life of  ball player and war hero Ted Williams.

All seven planets are visible in the sky during the next three months. Learn how to spot them on today's episode of Astro Minute!

You don't "wait on" as many things as you think you do. Learn more in today's episode of Grammar Minute!

This week, Skye discusses the 2024 Vice Presidential debate. She talks about what happened, how people online are reacting to it, and what that means culturally

In the Washington Examiner , Michael Lucchese has an essay on the pressing need for litigation reform . The shift in the 2010s to allow third-party funded lawsuits is not only a rejection of time-tested common law principles, but also a major national security threat. In this moment of global crisis, we need to be ensuring that our enemies cannot influence our economy or government — not leaving t...

This Thursday, Jillian and Bella invite you to join them for Thursday Lunch. This week the topic of performance is on the table, and they hope you’ll enjoy tales ranging from tyrannical theatre to Irish folk music. Oh and never let Jillian take your gummy bears “so we can all share."

Join Hershey and Stephanie as they discuss the breakup of AT&T in 1982, one of the largest antitrust lawsuits in American history, on this episode of In Media Res.

This installment of Guigemar takes our protagonist to a magical ship that sets sail without any prompting of his. Guigemar falls fast asleep in a room that bears strong associations to King Solomon and is likely meant to evoke the Song of Songs. This may or may not foreshadow what Guigemar will find upon waking up.

This week, Megan and Alessia dive into the little known resistance story of the famed actress Audrey Hepburn during World War II.

Nate is joined by Charlie Taylor to talk all about New Hampshire

Today Matthew Mayernik talks with top New Zealand speedcuber Chris Mills. They discuss Chris's rise to the top and what into making the decision to derecognizing Taiwan from the World Cube Association. Chris also gives input into the current sliding scandal.

The boys talk MLB playoffs and let Matt rant about the Royals.  Then, they move into recapping an exciting Week 7 of College Football with several close calls. Finally, the results of last week’s coin challenge are in, and it doesn’t look good for some of the guys. Despite some discouraging results for some, they still make their picks for Week 8 of College Football.

Learn more on today's rerun episode of Grammar Minute!

Today, Adriana and Erika discuss Rule Seven of Jordan Peterson's Twelve Rules for Life: Pursue What is Meaningful, Not What is Expedient. They discuss what Dr. Peterson means by expedience, practical ways to choose the meaningful path over the expedient one, and the broader implications of the ideas within the chapter.

A look at the life of Elmer Flick.

If you're up early this month, you can spot a giant asterism and two planets. Learn more on today's episode of Astro Minute!

The dreaded "not un-" construction returns in today's rerun episode of Grammar Minute.