The Super Bowl is set, and the crew is back to break down the conference championship games, coaching carousel news, Shedeur Sanders making the Pro Bowl, and Bill Belichick not being a first-ballot Hall of Famer. 

In the news today- Students gather in downtown Lansing to oppose data center, MSU basketball prepares for Rutgers days ahead of rivalry match, and Lansing hosts annual Olive Burger Week. 

In the news today- MSU gymnastics fall to UCLA at Breslin Center, Peace Warriors of MSU protest ICE after killing of Renee Good, and We Belong Together | “Aperture” by Harry Styles. 

In this episode of The Classic Hold Up, host Ben Nathan and guest Tim McKay discuss the hit 1978 film Halloween.

On this conference championship edition of GW, host Joe Dez makes what may be the biggest bet in the show's history, and the crew talks the CFB National Championships, MSU MBB, MSU WBB, and more!

In the news today- ‘One of our best performances in years’, MSU routs Maryland by 43 points, No. 2 MSU hockey sweeps opponent for second-straight week, defeats Minnesota, MSU professor's lawsuit against university dismissed, and ASMSU passes three bills to begin the semester, completes advocacy. 

East Lansing is the only remaining Michigan jurisdiction on President Donald Trump’s administration’s list of sanctuary cities the Department of Justice says violates federal immigration laws. This week on East Lansing Insider East Lansing Info’s Deputy Editor Anna Liz Nichols talks with staff attorney for ACLU of Michigan Jay Kaplan about the state of immigration enforcement in Michigan in the aftermath of the killing of American citizen Renee Good by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, agents in Minneapolis earlier this month, which has sparked outrage across the country.

In this episode, host Kennedy DeMars chats with MSU Museum Director Devon Akmon about the MSU Museum and its recent renovations. The museum recently underwent 18 months of changes and improvements, and had its reopening celebration on January 14th. Kennedy and Devon discuss what the museum means to the community, how it can be beneficial to students, and what the future of the museum is in the next few years. We hope you enjoy the episode!i

In the news today- ‘Exonerated Five’ and New York City, No. 2 MSU hockey returns home to host Minnesota, Students protest the Trump administration, ICE outside the MSU Library, and MSU and business leaders recommend new AI-centered courses amid faculty dissent.

Tim and Martin talk Pistons-Celtics, the rookie of the year race and Jimmy Butler's torn ACL.