Host Quin Hoffman talks about the charity project, "Classroom for Benson," with the founders. Then he get the President of Detroit Bikes on the phone to talk about having a business in a city like Detroit. To wrap up the show he talks about sexual assault with Mara Abramson, a protest organizer, and Marie Rose and Bee Queener, the founders of Lansing V-day.

Tonight Exposure turns in to Sexposure! We welcome a panel of sexperts, Dennis Martell and Kevin Bator from Olin Health Center, and Jenelle Marie from The STD Project. Host Quin Hoffman facilitates a discussion about STI's and STD's as well as lots of flavored lube taste testing.

Stefan Fletcher and Ed Glazer talk with the Communications Manager for the Office of the Vice President for Auxiliary Enterprises, Kat Cooper, about the future directions of MSU's managed residence experience.

Host Quin Hoffman talks consent with Zoe Jackson and Jennay Opie. After that he sits down with internet security expert Mark Weinstein to discuss Net Neutrality. Also, Impact reporters Daniel Rayzel and Audrey Matusz talk to us about record stores and the recent Yik Yak craze that might be causing some problems.

Host Quin Hoffman talked with Dr. Arbergast about the screening of a award winning documentary at MSU. Then he speaks with Chaplin Sarah from One Community Church, about her push to help the LGBT community become more accepted in the religious world. Finally, Crystal Gause and Noah Saperstein come on the show to talk about their fight against police brutality and racism.

This week on the show, host Quin Hoffman spoke with Dan Birkholz about living in the co-ops. Then he talked with a panel of Bike experts about bike safety on campus, and the author Joey Fehrman about student budgeting.