This week, host Steven Rich talks with Krya Stephenson of the MSU Sexual Assault Crisis Intervention Team about what MSU is doing to step up and fight the problem of college sexual assault and rape. We hear from MSU professor Crystal Farh about just how much a bad boss can make a work environment. Amy Bonomi of the Department of Human Development and Family Studies helps us explore the long-term effect 50 Shades of Grey might be having on young girls. And, Lindsay Brieschke talks about Alzheimer's and Lansing's annual walk to end the disease.

Welcome back students! Here at the Impact we hope you all had a wonderful summer and dedicated this episode to welcoming back students, new and old. This week we hear from the President of the Spartan Marching Band, a member of the University Activities Board, the Director of the LGBT Resource Center and have a chat about the state of the university with ASMSU President, James Conwell. Covering all things relevant to students all year long, we at Exposure are glad to have you back.

Next Tuesday August 5th, the Michigan Primary election will decide the fate of Proposal 1. A personal property tax restructuring that may be more complex than it seems. MLive Reporter Fritz Klug has been covering this topic for weeks (Find his informative video here.) and joins host Steven Rich in the studio to help breakdown the proposed changed. MSU Journalism student Nicole Igwe, a native of Nigeria, gives an in depth look at the conflicts surrounding Boko Haram and how she sees the US perspective of the conflict. Deanna Hurlbert, the Director of the MSU LGBT Resource Center talks about the recent million dollar donation and the future of her facility. And finally, Dan Bollman gives up a construction update for the MSU campus.

This week, host Steven Rich talks with Kelly Young of the Capital Region Big Brothers Big Sisters organization about the group's work in the area. We help Director Shannon Schmoll celebrate the 50th year anniversary of the MSU Abrams Planetarium, and MSU student Alex Moon surprises the Impact staff with a few of his pets. All this and much more.

This week on Exposure, we explore the lighter side of life. Reporter Carmen Scruggs talks wine culture and how the environment is affecting area wine. We hear about the use of worms in composting, explore food on campus and an MSU slam poet stops by to talk about his art form.