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Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM

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This is the student run radio station for Hillsdale College. Since its beginning in 2016, Hillsdale Students have created thousands of hours of content, and developed hundreds of episodes of radio shows.

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  • Objectively Correct (Probably): Top 5 Most Inefficient Modes of Transportation 4 Sep 2026
    Join Olivia Henson and Siobhan Weed as they rank their top 5s of random categories. This week, the girls are ranking the top 5 most unrealistic modes of transportation. They also talk about fake transportation, pocket unicycles, and shin dent city.
  • Collegian Week in Review: September 3, 2026 4 Sep 2026
    This week in Collegian Week in Review, host Francesca Cella talks with Ellie Fromm about Hillsdale’s commencement speaker. Then, Francesca and Megan Li speak with Sophia Bryant about a new memorial and track and field. Alessia Sandala then chats with Megan about the pickleball club.
  • The WRFH Interview: Ethan Savka 2 Sep 2026
    Hillsdale College sophomore Ethan Savka joins Sophia Mandt on WRFH to discuss his new publication, Emergency Docket. Emergency Docket allows young legal conservatives to share forward-facing perspectives on today’s legal news, court decisions, and the constitutional issues of tomorrow.
  • Electrified Slip-n-Slide | Boys Only #39 29 Aug 2026
    Nate and Storm chat with Joe "White Chocolate" Vankat about collecting injuries, being an unc, and llama Lamborghini.
  • The Poetry Fix: Pied Beauty 29 Aug 2026
    We tend to think of beauty in terms of purity and proportion, but Hopkins upends those conventional ideas in "Pied Beauty." Instead, he proposes that God "fathers-forth" his beauty in the irregular and variable. Join Erika Kyba for her reading of why Hopkins celebrates sublimity in the strange.

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