On the season premiere of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with MSU ballet club. President Annabelle Wilken, Vice President Caitlyn Barbieri, and Amy Hall discuss the accessibility of Ballet Club, their favorite on-stage moments, and navigating the dance community at MSU. Be sure to check out MSU Ballet Club's free, multi-level classes and their upcoming showcase on November 15th. Stay up to date via their Instagram: @msu.ballet

To listen to Exposure live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

Lights, camera, action! Host Emelia Duffield chats with Telecasters, a video production club at MSU that was originally established in the 1950's. Telecasters produces six shows: The ShoW(the longest-running collegiate sitcom in the U.S.), SiDESHOW(sketch comedy group), TURN(drama series), The Beaumont Bulletin(news parody show), The Pop!(pop culture shorts), and Niche(quiz game show). Executive Producer/Tech Director Alex Gutowski and Niche Producer Aiden Myerson discuss hilarious filming stories, cultivating friendships through broadcasting, and the variety of creative opportunities available at Telecasters. Be sure to subscribe to all of the Telecasters programs, available on YouTube and their website.
https://www.msutelecasters.com/

To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.
NOTE: Telecasters' Albie Awards will have passed by airdate.
Music in Telecasters Intro: The ShoW theme song

Rock on! MSU's annual spring concert, brought to you by the University Activities Board(UAB), Residence Halls Association, Impact 89FM and Associated Students of MSU(ASMSU), is happening this Thursday, 04/02/2026 at the Breslin Center! See artists of all different genres and backgrounds, including headliner Briston Maroney, up close and personal at the Breslin Center. Concert Committee members Lauren Pelon(RHA President), Mikia Lawrence(RHA Chief Publicity Officer), Jovana Nagj(Impact 89FM Marketing Director), and Maggie Heflin(Impact 89FM Program Director), chat with Emelia Duffield about the logistical planning, communication with music artists, and lineup discussions the concert entails. The spring concert not only gives MSU students the opportunity to experience a diverse lineup of live music for a reasonable price on campus, but affiliated organizations will be passing out tons of swag. Be sure to grab the limited time Briston Maroney inspired ice cream flavor at the MSU Dairy Store. Don't miss out! Make MSU memories that will last a lifetime.
Stay tuned for concert updates via social media: @msurha, @uabatmsu, @theasmsu, @impact89fm.