Emily Fox reports on Beehive Recording and the preservation of Detroit’s musical sound. The Anthony Stanco Quartet performs and talks about the East Lansing Summer Solstice Jazz Festival. Paul Moore calls in to talk about his company, Start Garden. Michigan Storytelling segment features Scott Lasser, author of “Say Nice Things About Detroit.”

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Emily Fox reports on “The Empowerment Plan.” Smitty Smith and Matt Bliton talk about Pumpstock American Roots Festival. Brendan Dwyer discusses the Be a Tourist in Your Own Town event. David Myers of Michigan Virtual Schools talks about virtual schools and the future of online learning. Reverend Sokuzan Robert Brown talks about teaching meditation to prison inmates. Michigan Storytelling segment features Lucas Ball.

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Erik Qualman talks about social media and his book “Socialnomics.” Cirque du Soleil production manager Chris Brislin is on to talk about the show. Nick Kanaan, MSU professor and Alzheimer’s researcher discusses the recent goal to end Alzheimer’s by 2050. Rocky Votolato joins us in the studio for a couple of acoustic songs and an interview. Michigan Storytelling segment featuring Keith Taylor and his poem “Guilty at the Rapture.”

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Lansing-based band Eight to the Bar is in studio to perform and talk East Lansing Art Festival. Mohammad Khalil, Professor of Religious Studies at MSU, talks about Sharia Law and a bill that would ban foreign religious laws in Michigan. Michael Craw of MSU’s James Madison school is on to talk about the LGBT community and President Obama’s endorsement of homosexual marriage. Brian Metcalf, Superintendent of Grand Ledge Public Schools, talks about a program to give kindergarteners iPads. Michigan Storytelling segment features Ellen Airgood, author of “South of the Superior.”

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Special feature about college radio by IMPACT’s own Jesse Wiza. Vincent Delgado, a Professor from the Residential College of Arts and Humanities, and Geri Zeldes, a Professor from the School of Journalism, talk about their new project called “The Ave.” Marquette County Commissioner Mike Quayle discusses his proposal to make the Upper Peninsula a separate state. Jessica Koski of the Keewenaw Bay Indian Community alks about sulfide mining in the Upper Great Lakes. Michigan Storytelling features John Gagnon, author of “Lake Superior Profiles: People on the Big Lake.”

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Gary Moran, director of the MSU museum talked about Rachel Carson’s groundbreaking book “Silent Spring”.

Michigan environmental activist Lynn Henning spoke about Earth Day and other environmental topics.

The MSU Energy Transition Plan is discussed with Jennifer Battle of the Office of Campus Sustainability.

A Representative of the Sierra Club talked about fracking.

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Sexposure!

The topic tonight is relationships.

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Alison Gass, curator of Contemporary Art at the Broad Art Museum, speaks about the TEDxLansing event.

TEDxMSU was last weekend on Campus. Jeff Jorge talks about the presentation he gave.

Anjana Schroeder gives a presentation on “First Fridays” and getting MSU students to go out to Lansing.

Ryan Miceli presents a feature detailing the current events regarding NASA.

Les Miserables is coming to campus soon, and cast member Max Quinlan speaks about his role and the play in general.

Michigan Storytelling special feature: an Audio Drama by Chris Huffman.

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An MSU panel of experts (Harry Perlstadt, Saundra Schneider, and Len Fleck) discuss the Supreme Court hearing over Obama’s health care plan and the issues surrounding health care.

John Elsinga, Delhi Township Manager, speaks about the township’s effort to convert its waste into power.

TEDxMSU presenter Alex Galarza talks about the TEDxMSU event being held at the Business College.

Alex Michael presents a feature on the lives of international students at MSU.

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