If you told me back in 2022 that I would end up joining a radio station, and that one decision would be the single best decision I would make in 22 years on this planet, I would have said you are a liar. This station gave me the opportunity to share the wacky music I love with the world, gave me a chance to meet some artists that have become some of my favorite memories ever, and even gave me the confidence to move to the literal opposite side of the planet for multiple months. My time at MSU would be nothing without Impact, and the impact (pun intended) that all of the people who have walked through those doors in the basement of Holden Hall has changed me for the better, and I have been changed for good.
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Ashe Burr, Entertainment Editorial Assistant
May 18, 2026

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Ashe Burr, Entertainment Editorial Assistant
Ashe Burr (they/he) is a fourth year student majoring in both professional and public writing and Japanese. Their love for music has taken them across the world (digitally and physically) in pursuit for new sounds, connecting with artists across the globe. When not looking at music, they can be found with both the Spartan Marching Band and State of Art Winterguard. You can reach them at [email protected].
“I think I heard you on the radio, you sounded like a star” – Flower Face