A conversation with MSU's Title IX Coordinator, Senior Advisor to the President for Diversity, and Director of the Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives, Paulette Granberry-Russell, JD. We discuss the "It's On Us" campaign, and MSU's involvement in this nationwide effort to keep women and men safe from sexual assault.

This week, new host Quin Hoffman takes over the show with a new Sexposure. Panelists discuss all things sex education and the impact that early education has on individuals. Sexposure will be back at the end of November. Follow our twitter account to stay up to date.

Ed & Stefan sit down with Alyssa Fritz (president, Panhellenic Council) & Blair Montgomery (president, Interfraternity Council) to chat about the ins and outs of Greek Life at MSU. Our guests also highlight the opportunities and challenges they encounter as student leaders, share some fun facts about themselves and their councils, and debate who the greatest Batman ever might be (apologies in advance to any George Clooney fans out there.)

Tony award winning Broadway musical, Once, has arrived to the Wharton Center to tell audiences a classic when “Guy Meets Girl” story that is everything but traditional.

This week on Exposure, host Steven Rich talks with Bret Miller, Bill Vincent and Casey James of the new film Some Are Born. You can find their Facebook page here. Impact News reporter Aaron Martinez dives into an issue handicapped students are experiencing at Spartan Stadium. You can find Katie's Facebook and GoFundMe at these links. And we close the show with a conversation with artist Claire Kleese, who's piece Sjor was featured at this year's ArtPrize in Grand Rapids.

The state of Spartan health is discussed on this episode of the pod, as Ed & Stefan are joined by Olin Health Education Service Coordinator Dennis Martell. Dennis defines health and the purpose of health education at MSU. We also discuss the ongoing debate about the attendance of MSU students at home football games, student mental health data, and the relationship between the lack of eye contact & technology.

Ed Glazer (Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM) & Stefan Fletcher (past president of the Council of Graduate Students) chat with James Conwell, president of ASMSU, the undergraduate student government, about a range of MSU issues, as well as pondering whether James could be a vampire. ALSO: a recap of other news around MSU and a preview of upcoming events.