Exposure on Impact 89FM

This week on Exposure, we explore the Winter 2014 Sochi Olympics. We cover everything from the history of the Olympics, its host city, the athletes of the current games, the history of Russia and the politics behind the Olympics. To help guide us, we have talked to experts, MSU students and professionals.

Exposure + Sex = Sexposure. Tonight we welcome a panel from Olin Health Center comprised of Denis Martel, Kevin Bator, Dr. Tina Timm and Jenelle Marie. We talk about our Enchanted Evening competition and give away a prize pack to the winner.

Impact's Spencer Ray explores how people are doing on their 2014 fitness resolutions.

What is that thing we call the Cyclotron? Michigan State graduate student Ragnar Stroberg sits down with Impact's Carmen Scruggs to teach us all about it. Stroberg also talks about his response to being nominated one of Australia Business Insider's Most Eligible Bachelors in Science. 

There is a restaurant nestled in the outskirts of Old Town Lansing known to many. Although small, Golden Harvest is certainly a breakfast destination. To enjoy the unique food, eclectic culture and fun spirits inside however, one must wait. Impact's Gabriela Saldivia brings us this waiting experience.

The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum has a community-based project underway. East Lansing 2030 brings architectures and designers together to brainstorm new ideas for the East Lansing area. Associate Curator of Architecture and Design Alec Hathaway visited the studio to give us the full story.

On February 15, ABC's Extreme Weight Loss will be casting in Detroit. The show challenges its contestants to lose half of their body weight in 365 days. Impact's Abbie Newton speaks with Casting Director Kerry Shanahan about the show on Exposure. 

Michigan State University students Gabriela Saldivia and Colin Marshall challenged themselves both mentally and physically as they participated in a 31-day raw food diet. They documented their experiences on their blog as they only ate food in its natural form. Impact's Abbie Newton talks to the duo as they speak about their new perspectives on food.

Host Abbie Newton talks with Casting Director Kerry Shanahan about the ABC show, Extreme Weight Loss, where contestants attempt to lose half of their body weight in one year. The Broad Art Museum Associate Curator of Architecture and Design Alec Hathaway discusses the museum's ongoing project, East Lansing 2030. Impact's Carmen Scruggs talks to a doctoral student about the Cyclotron on MSU's campu...

Impact's Steven Rich explores what its like to be a college student. Between classes, work, homework, eating, sleeping, exercising, drinking and engaging in weekend activities, Steven gives us an idea of a typical week at Michigan State.

The Vagina Monologues are a series of performances written and delivered by Eve Ensler in 1996. They acted as a tool for female empowerment as they instigated conversations about love, sex, birth and the female experience. Since 1996, they have been performed across the world. The Michigan State University Sexual Assault Program will perform the monologues on January 31. We spoke with a few of the...

Quincy Suehr is a Michigan State University ROTC National Guard Cadet. In his future, he hopes to combine a civilian and military career, much like his father. Quincy's father, Jack, was also in the National Guard. As Quincy grew up in a military household, he realized he had a passion for the service. Impact's Abbie Newton explores this unique father-son relationship.

In this day and age, people find themselves communicating more and more through the use of technology. Khalid Ibrahim started to realize this fact and decided to do a little experiment to understand the power of handwritten communication. He purchased a journal, wrote in it for seven days, then passed it on to a friend. The journal was passed on in similar fashion for one year. WDBM's Abbie Newton...

The start of the new year brings another Sexposure show. Host Abbie Newton spends the evening chatting with with regular panelists Dennis Martell and Kevin Bator from Olin Health Center. Jenelle Marie from the STD project also stops in to share her thoughts. Tonights topics which include new years sex-pectations and aspirations as well as sex toys on air!