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State News staff members Tessa Osborne, Griffin Wiles and Anna Nichols discuss their thoughts on "Little Women."

In this week's episode of The 1909, our Administration Reporter Karly Graham gave insight on what college affordability means for some students at Michigan State University. Campus Reporter Wendy Guzman explains the importance of generational wealth and what it means for college-age students. Copy Chief Alan Hettinger shares his list of inexpensive bars in East Lansing. The 1909 team Podcast Coordinator: Anna Liz Nichols Host: Kaitlyn Kelley Guests: Wendy Guzman, Karly Graham, Alan Hettinger Producers: Alan Hettinger, Karly Graham, Griffin Wiles

This week we will be discussing the fear of missing out. Our guest is Dominik Neumann, an Information and Media doctoral student at Michigan State University. Neumann's interest is in media psychology and specifically studying the fear of missing out. Hosts: Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles

This week we're talking about a lawsuit recently filed against Michigan State University relating to the title IX office, the outcome of this year's Mental Health Awareness Week, and a discussion of the shifts in city council after the recent local election.

This week at the Dinner Table, Tessa and Griffin talk about circumcision with Dr. Joel Greenberg. Where did it begin? Is it ethical? Find out what Tessa and Griffin think. Hosts: Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles

The 1909 - Week of Nov. 4 by The State News

Welcome to Houselights The State News arts and entertainment podcast where we talk about fun times and good vibes in the greater Lansing area. In the series opener, The State News joined Mason Ramsey on his 2019 How's Ur Girl & How's Ur Family Tour PT. 2 Oct. 31 at The Loft in Lansing, Mich. Photo Credit: Matt Zubik Executive Producer: Haley Sinclair - Multimedia Desk Editor Podcast Coordinator: Anna Liz Nichols Guests: Kaitlyn Kelley - Campus Desk Editor Karly Graham - Administration Reporter Matt Schmucker - Photographer Alan Hettinger - Copy Chief Griffin Wiles - Copy Editor

This week after backlash from the campus community over a series of racist incidents at MSU, President Samuel Stanley agreed to meet with minority leaders on campus. An Eaton County judge ruled that former MSU President Lou Anna k Simon’s case will go to trial. In addition to covering breaking news stories like the resignation of MSU Trustee Nancy Schlichting, The State News has covered the upcoming city council election in East Lansing. Welcome to The 1909, the podcast that takes an in-depth look at The State News' biggest stories of the week, while bringing in new perspectives from the reporters who wrote them. The 1909 Team Executive Producer: Haley Sinclair Podcast Coordinator: Anna Liz Nichols Guests: Staff Reporter: Sara Tidwell City Editor: Evan Jones City of East Lansing Reporter: Lucas Day

A recent racist incident took place on Michigan State University’s campus and backlash from a recent sona survey which included prompts containing racist, transphobic, xenophobic and homophobic slurs has prompted peaceful protests across campus. We will also be talking about a sexual assault case that was reported at Phi Gamma Delta that was dismissed by Ingham county Prosecutors.

Tessa Osborne and Griffin Wiles dig into the history of Cancel Culture, where it started, how it became what it is today, and whether it is ethical or not. This week they sit down with Kate Snyder from Piper & Gold PR to talk about how cancel culture impacts both influencers and the general public. Tessa and Griffin's views do not reflect those of The State News. PRODUCED BY: Haley Sinclair

In this week's episode of The 1909, we'll take a look at Michigan State representatives call on MSU Board of Trustees to cooperate in Attorney General Dana Nessel's inquiry into Larry Nassar's abuse, East Lansing Public Schools opting out of state abortion regulations and a visiting student death occurred on campus over homecoming weekend.

In the special season wrap-up of SNEWSCAST, we interview Editor-in-Chief Marie Weidmayer about the top stories of this school year and discuss what's to come with incoming Editor-in-Chief Madison O'Connor.

In the final regular season SNEWSCAST episode, we'll take a look at who the Wave 2 Survivors are and what they said at the Board of Trustees Meeting. And we'll discuss the worst roads in East Lansing, as ranked by one city reporter. Host 1: Evan Jones Host 2: Katie Kelley Segment 1: Wave 2 Producer: Claire Moore Guest: Riley Murdock Segment 2: Worst roads in East Lansing Producer: Evan Jones Guest: Pete Hulett A Look Ahead: April 16 survivor exhibit opening Producer: Katie Kelley

Join men's basketball reporters Casey Harrison and Chase Michaelson for the final episode of this season's SNews Hoops. They'll break down the Final Four loss to Texas Tech and what next year may look like for the Spartans. ____________________ Hosts: Casey Harrison Chase Michaelson Recorded and mixed by McKenna Ross

MSU’s March Madness run ended Saturday after a loss in the Final Four to Texas Tech, and students shared their emotions in a typical fashion — large Cedar Village gatherings. We’ll talk about the police response then and after last week’s celebrations following the MSU vs. Duke win. And, employees of MSU Advancement detail the hostile work environment they say they faced. Lastly, we’ll discuss a potential expansion to new apartments on Grand River Avenue and Bogue Street that may knock down nearby fraternity houses. ____________________ SNEWSCAST CREW Executive producers/Hosts Mila Murray McKenna Ross Segment 1: Fires Producer: Riley Murdock Guest: Claire Moore and Matt Zubik Segment 2: Hostile work environments Producer: Evan Jones Guest: Riley Murdock Segment 3: Hub Towers / Frat Takeover Producer: Claire Moore Guest: Evan Jones A Look Ahead: Simon in court Producer: Anna Liz Nichols Mixed by Abby Heckel

Listen as Casey Harrison and Chase Michaelson break down the Sweet Sixteen and Elite Eight, and preview the last weekend of March Madness. Hosts: Casey Harrison Chase Michaelson Recorded and Mixed by McKenna Ross

This week, we’ll be taking a look at the 55th session of ASMSU coming to a close and get insight into ASMSU’s upcoming student representative elections, look back at the 1999 riots that occurred on campus after MSU lost to Duke in the NCAA Tournament’s Final Four, and how the East Lansing City Council approved three licenses for medical marijuana dispensaries. Hosts: Mila Murray Claire Moore Segment 1: Guest: Mila Murray Producer: Evan Jones Segment 2: Guest: Maddie O'Connor Producer: Riley Murdock Segment 3: Guest: Evan Jones Producer: McKenna Ross A Look Ahead: It’s On Us Producer: Anna Liz Nichols Recorded by McKenna Ross

Welcome to SNews Hoops, the State News's weekly March Madness podcast. In today’s episode, we’ll discuss the Spartans’ first and second round wins in the NCAA tournament, and preview the Sweet Sixteen.

In this week’s episode, we’ll take a look at a heated moment during the men’s basketball team’s first game in March Madness, concerns expressed by graduate students at a teach-in rally held last week by the Graduate Employees Union and what happened to former Interim President John Engler’s interview with the Attorney General offices. SNEWSCAST team Hosts: Copy Editor McKenna Ross Campus Reporter Katie Kelley Executive producers:

 Campus News Editor Mila Murray 

Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 1 (Guest Casey Harrison) Producer:
 Copy Editor McKenna Ross Segment 2 (Guest Ray Garcia) Producer:
 Academics Reporter Claire Moore Segment 3 (Guest Riley Murdock) Producer:
 Cops and Courts Reporter Anna Liz Nichols Recorded and Mixed by Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel

Join Casey Harrison and Chase Michaelson as they wrap up the Big Ten Tournament discussion, talk about Bradley, and who else MSU might face. Hosts and Creators: Casey Harrison, Men's Basketball reporter Chase Michaelson, Men's Basketball reporter Recorded and Mixed by: McKenna Ross, Copy Editor Multimedia Advisor Abby Heckel