Tonight from 7-8 is a special Exposure episode dedicated to Michigan’s contemporary folk music scene. You will hear from bands like Frontier Ruckus, Chris Bathgate, Seth and May, and Gifts or Creatures. You will also learn about music collectives including Earthwork and Bigger Brush Media.
The Detroit Lions will head to the playoffs for the first time in nearly a decade. A look ahead to the MSU vs. Georgia football game and the beginning of MSU Men’s basketball conference play. And finally, the NBA returns. Breakdowns of the Lakers vs. Bulls and the Mavericks vs. the Heat.
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Mitch Albom’s 12/10/11 MSU commencement address, inspiring MSU alumna Brittany Fox on Thai Song Fair Trade, MSU Beyond Coal Campaign president Talya Tavor.
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From 7-8pm we will be talking about how a recent MSU alum spent the last year drinking one cup of coffee with a stranger every week. Also, learn about Ebonics in education and hear from the new mayor of East Lansing.
MSU professor Austin Jackson discuss the Oakland Ebonics Controversy. Emily talks with a former MSU student who set a goal to drink 52 cups of coffee, with 52 strangers. East Lansing’s new mayor Diane Goddeeris. This weeks Michigan storytelling segment features a poem by Austin Gorsuch.
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Dave and Megan talk about MSU’s big win over Gonzaga, the Lion’s squeak out victory over the Vikings, NBA free agency and Ryan Braun’s steroids use.
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Jay Kaplan, staff attorney for the ACLU of Michigan’s LGBT Legal Project discusses HB 4770 and its potential implications; Rob South discusses his guest column in this week’s issue of City Pulse on a forthcoming Grand River Avenue/Michigan Avenue corridor study; Jerry Ambrose, Lansing’s finance director, on leaving his post to join the Emergency Manager team in Flint; and Joan Nelson, executive director of the Allen Neighborhood Center, on a new year-round farmers market and community kitchen coming to the Eastside Neighborhood.
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This week on Impact Exposure Bill Latta and Lynda Boomer talk about the MSU’s better building challenge. MSU students Dominic Nangea and Juluis Kuya talk about their journey from Kenya to East Lansing. Dave Lorenz on the Wisconsin mitten battle. This weeks Michigan Storytelling Segment features Larry Neitzert, author of Barn Stories.
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This week on Impact Exposure find out how you can buy local this holiday season. Ray Walsh of Curious Bookshop. Linda Dufelmeier of Mackerel Sky. Gail Catron KIRABO. Alice Foster Stocum of Michigania.
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From 7-8pm we will be talking with the father of Matt Epling about Matt’s Safe School Law. Also, how MSU is cutting it’s energy costs by 20% by 2020, and an MSU student’s journey from Kenya.
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