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The Poetry Fix: Kubla Khan, Part One 30 Jul 2026
Have you ever enjoyed a time in your life (or lived through a period of history) marked by prosperity, abundance, and opulence—yet felt a certain unease, especially when reminded of chaotic forces that could upset the bliss you find yourself in? Samuel Taylor Coleridge might have something to say about that. Tune in for Erika […]
Moira Gleason: Wall Street Journal Rago Fellow 28 Jul 2026
Hillsdale graduate Moira Gleason joins WRFH to discuss receiving of one the 2026 Joseph Rago Memorial Fellowships for Excellence in Journalism.As Rago Fellows, Gleason will work with the Opinion section of The Wall Street Journal through a nine-month internship beginning this fall. The Fellowship is named in honor of Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial writer Joseph Rago, […]
Brilyn Hollyhand: Make America Talk Again 28 Jul 2026
Americans have never had more ways to connect, yet we’ve never been more divided, lonely, and silent. Civil discourse—once the lifeblood of democracy—has been replaced by a fear of losing friends and family, being ridiculed on social media, getting swatted by anonymous callers, and losing your job, all because of the words you spoke.Make America […]
The Poetry Fix: The Holy Communion 22 Jul 2026
How do you imagine God in relation to yourself? Is He a distant entity, to be admired from without? Or does He make His way into your inner soul, becoming a part of you? Tune in to hear George Herbert's answer to this question in "The Holy Communion," read and analyzed by Erika Kyba.
The Poetry Fix: The Tables Turned 15 Jul 2026
Perhaps you've encountered YouTube videos appearing on your feed to tell you to get off YouTube. In today’s episode of The Poetry Fix, join Erika Kyba to encounter the poetic version of this phenomenon in Wordsworth's "The Tables Turned." Wordsworth seems to exhort the student to do away with his books, seeking nature instead...but is […]