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Jun 25, 2016 17 min

Brand-Aid

from The Undercurrent Hosted by Naina Rao

This week on The Undercurrent, host Daniel Rayzel shares stories from people who slapped on a Brand-Aid in an effort to fix their style. A Filipina comedian learns to capture her East Lansing audience with lewd humor. Reporter Cole Tunningley brings us her stand-up routine and her transition to life in the United States at a young age. Reporter Naina Rao talks with the general manager of the East Lansing Food Co-op about facing new competition. How can they stay relevant as stores like Whole Foods open up nearby, also offering organic and sustainable products? The Undercurrent-6/25/16-S3E5-Brand-Aid – Impact 89FM | WDBM-FM

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