This months featured artist is Frontier Ruckus! Check out our content of them by clicking the Read More button.
2/1/13 Concert at The Loft
This months featured artist is Frontier Ruckus! Check out our content of them by clicking the Read More button.
2/1/13 Concert at The Loft
Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon and Spartans Athletic Director Mark Hollis talk with MSU’s vice president for research and graduate studies Stephen Hsu, and with WJR Radio morning drive personality Paul W. Smith. Scott Westerman shares his Spartan Life thoughts on Jim Tuman. Read More…
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This week, MSU student and local scout Chris LaMarche talks with Berl about the recent topic of homosexuality in the Boy Scouts and jazz musician Randy Gelispie joins us in studio alongside City Pulse writer Larry Cosentino to talk about his life and experience as a jazz performer. Later we hear an interview covering REOtown amongst some of the local politicians.
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The playlist from tonight’s show:
10cm – “근데 나 졸려 / But I’m Tired”
Sistar19 – “있다 없으니까 / Gone Not Around Any Longer”
4men – “내 새상 / My World”
BoA – “그런 너 / Disturbance”
Clazziquai – “Sweetest Name”
Ailee – “Heaven”
VIXX – “다칠 준비가 돼 있어 / I’m Ready To Get Hurt”
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Tonight we’re going to be playing around with genres, from mushroom jazz, to jam, to chill wave. Sit back and relax to the afterglow…
This evening on the Afterglow we’re changing it up a little bit, not so much ambient, a little more indie. Consider this your mid-semester mood stabilizer
10-11pm
1. Apocalyptic Dreams – Tame Impala
2. Bluebird – One Self
3. Dry the Rain – The Beta Band
4. Interloper – Carbon Based Lifeforms
5. My Only Swerving – El Ten Eleven
Our 24th birthday bash couldn’t have had a better headliner. Long-time friends Frontier Ruckus played a wonderful homecoming set and had us along for the ride. Catch a couple tracks from their new double album, Eternity of Dimming.
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On this weeks exposure, your host Abbie Newton chats with Jennifer Battle about sustainability measures at Michigan State University. Impact reporter Eric Finkler has a story about Hariet Brown, an East Lansing home and music venue. Travis Lumsford, Director of Finance and Erica Shekel, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Ally College Conference, discusses the events happening this weekend. Impact’s Carmen Scruggs reports on the new Cardio Fitness Centers opening in residence halls on campus. Co-Director Emily Syrja and cast member Janelle Molding of ”The Vagina Monologues” speak about the show coming to The Wharton Center. To finish the show, a new band, Me and My Friends, performs on the Spartan Spotlight.
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Alex returns with news from this weekend. In case you missed it there was a Super Bowl and Alex has all the information you need to know including the half time show and advertisement discussion. Also on this weeks show, Detroit Pistons updates and other news from around the NBA, NHL, and NCAA sports only here on the Spartan Sportswrap.
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MSU emeritus advertising professor Bruce Vanden Bergh talks about the
Super Bowl TV ads you’ll see this Sunday and about the state and future of
advertising at the time of year when advertising enjoys its biggest day in the
spotlight. Then 2005 MSU J-School alumna
Jody Lamb, who is out with her new book for tweens called “Easter Ann
Peters Operation Cool,” which is being hailed for the creative and
sensitive way it handles the issue of growing up in an alcoholic family. Dan
Malone from Consumer’s Energy clears up the top ten home energy myths and we’ll
learn all about the Alliance for the Great Lakes.
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