Exposure on Impact 89FM

Exposure on Impact 89FM is a campus interview show with a plainspoken local mission: make MSU student work visible. Its episodes are built around people doing the work, not commentators hovering above it. The result is practical and intimate. Conversations often begin with introductions, majors, club roles, and committee responsibilities, then widen into how a project gets made and why it matters. Telecasters brings the production side into focus. Alex Gutowski describes executive production as keeping the club running, while Aiden Meyerson traces movement through marketing, events, and creating the show Niche. The spring concert episode turns a campus event into a working map of student coordination. Lauren Pilon, Micaiah Lawrence, Jovanna, and Maggie Heflin talk through meetings, publicity, marketing, hospitality, artists, and the values behind selection. The theater conversations give the show a sharper artistic edge. Second Stage Productions appears as a student-run space where acting, directing, marketing, improv, and musical theater overlap with questions of access and responsibility. One episode frames Boy Gets Girl as a chilling production with present-day relevance because of stalking and cyberstalking. That gravity sits alongside lighter backstage detail. Exposure can be casual, but it is rarely vague. The Student Biodome Project episode shifts toward sustainability, asking how a lost greenhouse inspired a larger vision for a green showcase and immersive nature space. The Hollander Makerspace episode looks at campus infrastructure from the inside, describing 3D printing, laser cutting, workshops, library floors, and the way students discover tools by exploring beyond their usual study spot. Across episodes, the show values process. It asks who leads, who markets, who builds, who welcomes artists, who supervises equipment, and who benefits from the finished work. Its register is friendly and organized, with enough student energy to keep committee talk from feeling dry. For PlayNext listeners, Exposure is best understood as a living campus directory told through interviews. It captures student ambition while the plans are still being made.