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Queensryche – Operation: Mindcrime
Overkill – Hello From the Gutter
Testament – Trial By Fire
Review of Until the Ribbon Breaks’ A Taste of Silver EP
“Straight outta Cardiff…” boasts the bio section on the Facebook page of Pete Lawrie Winfield, aka Until the Ribbon Breaks. If this quip doesn’t persuade you to look into this artist, maybe this album review will. Last week, this talented Welshmen dropped A Taste of Silver, a 5 track EP that refuses to be restricted to contemporary standards and genres. Using chill electronic percussion, airy keyboards, and good ol’ fashioned soul power, UTRB pushes the frontier of “future R&B” reminiscent of acts like Frank Ocean and The Weeknd.
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Exploring religion on a college campus
Michigan State University is composed of students from over 140 countries, bringing a variety of cultures, attitudes and religions to campus. Impact’s Alsha Claussen delved into the subject to understand the prevalence and variety of religions at Michigan State University.
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Journal project demonstrates the power of the pen
Khalid Ibrahim decided to buy a journal in January of 2012. He wrote in it for 7 days then passed it on to a friend. The friend wrote in it for 7 days and passed it on once more. This routine continued for one year before Khalid was reunited with the journal. The journal was filled with entries that conveyed emotion, ideas and thoughts. Khalid visited Exposure to talk about this unique project.
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Remembering Nelson Mandela
Exposure pays tribute to Nelson Mandela upon his death. Michigan State University professor of history Peter Alegi visits the studio to discuss the history and legacy behind Nelson Mandela, who was a global leader who peacefully fought for democracy and ended an apartheid.
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The Basement – 12/12/13
Thanks all for tuning in! We say goodbye to Kyle tonight and welcome in our new host! Thanks to Jason Alarm and Wayne Szalinski for coming in and making it a great time.
Here’s tonight’s playlist:
Jamaican Queens – Water
Fawn – Hip Parade
Selfish Tears – Homebound
The White Stripes – Rag & Bone
Jason Alarm – Your Radio
Jason Alarm – Doppleganger
Jason Alarm – Pretty Lips
Jason Alarm – Cobras
Wayne Szalinski – Sweetness
Wayne Szalinski – Two and Two
Wayne Szalinski – Some Collagist (Acoustic)
Brave Bird – Whittle Down the Days
The Silent Years – Aisleways
Natively Foreign – The Forest
Empire! Empire! (I Was A Lonely Estate) – I Swim Like A Minnow
The Rival – Chisel
Mike Mains & the Branches – In the Night
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Hello Impact family! We are currently experiencing some technical difficulties with our broadcast signal, and it is not at the power that it typically broadcasts from. This means if you are away from our broadcast tower or campus, you may not be able to get 88.9 on your radio as you usually do.
As soon as we get updates on this, YOU will be the first ones we let know. Thank you for holding us down, and you can still stream Impact at full strength from the link in the upper right corner!
Thank you,
Sam Riddle,
Station Manager
Healthcare enrollment deadline approaches
Get Covered America, a non-profit organization spreading awareness about enrolling for healthcare, visits Exposure to talk about the Dec. 23 deadline to enroll in the healthcare marketplace. Impact’s Abbie Newton speaks with Get Covered America Communication Lead Shawn Dhanak.
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W.J. Beal Botanical Garden celebrates 140 years
Botanist William James Beal changed the study of botany and is honored by the Beal Botanical Garden at Michigan State University. Exposure host Abbie Newton discusses this history with the curator of the gardens, Frank Telewski.
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Exposure 12.10.13
We pay tribute to Nelson Mandela by speaking with Michigan State University history professor Peter Alegi about the man who influenced the history and political culture of South Africa. Communication Lead of Get Covered America Shawn Dhanak comes to the studio to discuss enrolling in healthcare. We also explore the history of the Beal Botanical Garden on MSU’s campus by chatting with the curator of the gardens, Frank Telewski. Impact’s Alsha Claussen uncovers thoughts and ideas about religion on a college campus. Host Abbie Newton ends the show discussing a unique journaling project that turned into a tool for honest communication and emotion.
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