Exposure on Impact 89FM

Lights, camera, action! Host Emelia Duffield chats with Telecasters, a video production club at MSU that was originally established in the 1950's. Telecasters produces six shows: The ShoW(the longest-running collegiate sitcom in the U.S.), SiDESHOW(sketch comedy group), TURN(drama series), The Beaumont Bulletin(news parody show), The Pop!(pop culture shorts), and Niche(quiz game show). Executive Producer/Tech Director Alex Gutowski and Niche Producer Aiden Myerson discuss hilarious filming stories, cultivating friendships through broadcasting, and the variety of creative opportunities available at Telecasters. Be sure to subscribe to all of the Telecasters programs, available on YouTube and their website.https://www.msutelecasters.com/To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.NOTE: Telecasters' Albie Awards will have passed by airdate. Music in Telecasters Intro: The ShoW theme song

Rock on! MSU's annual spring concert, brought to you by the University Activities Board(UAB), Residence Halls Association, Impact 89FM and Associated Students of MSU(ASMSU), is happening this Thursday, 04/02/2026 at the Breslin Center! See artists of all different genres and backgrounds, including headliner Briston Maroney, up close and personal at the Breslin Center. Concert Committee members Lauren Pelon(RHA President), Mikia Lawrence(RHA Chief Publicity Officer), Jovana Nagj(Impact 89FM Marketing Director), and Maggie Heflin(Impact 89FM Program Director), chat with Emelia Duffield about the logistical planning, communication with music artists, and lineup discussions the concert entails. The spring concert not only gives MSU students the opportunity to experience a diverse lineup of live music for a reasonable price on campus, but affiliated organizations will be passing out tons of swag. Be sure to grab the limited time Briston Maroney inspired ice cream flavor at the MSU Dairy Store. Don't miss out! Make MSU memories that will last a lifetime. Stay tuned for concert updates via social media: @msurha, @uabatmsu, @theasmsu, @impact89fm.

Go Green! Three of the leaders behind the MSU Student Biodome Project sit down and chat with Emelia Duffield. They discuss the future of the innovative project, the environmental solutions it presents, gaining traction with administration and their petition, and exciting upcoming events that promote the community being fostered by the project. If you want a greener future and an educational, calming gathering space on MSU's campus, follow along with the project's growth via Instagram: @studentbiodomeBe sure to attend the upcoming Global Fruit & Fragrance Festival + Terrarium Making on April 2nd, 8 pm, at the Multicultural Center Rm 1015

Host Emelia Duffield sits down with Phillip Lamoureux, director of the Student Biodome Project, and Ian Guisinger, Vice President of the Biodome club, to learn more about the organization working to build the "Biodome". The Biodome is a tropical oasis envisioned as a sustainability showcase demonstrating green innovations and giving people positive experiences of options available for a better future. Emelia, Phillip and Ian discuss the growth of the project, technological features and community benefits.To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET!

Pitch, please! Host Emelia Duffield chats with Capital Green, MSU's oldest, co-ed, competitive A Cappella group. Creative Director Spencer Yonkus, PR Manager Gracie Duffy, and Music Director Evan Tietema discuss music selection, group bonding, audition experiences, and placing 2nd at the ICCA Great Lakes Quarterfinals.  CG will travel to Milwaukee at the end of March to compete in the ICCA semifinals. "We're friends, first. Friends who happen to sing together." - Gracie DuffyFollow along Capital Green's events and competitive journey via their instagram: @msucapitalgreenTo listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m. ET. 

Host Emelia Duffield chats with MSU's chapter of the Association of Women in Sports Media(AWSM). President Olivia Austin, Co-Vice President Erin Grady, and Treasurer Olivia Stanger sit down and discuss AWSM meetings, bonding events, opportunities for women in sports on campus, and how MSU's chapter stands out. AWSM has an upcoming collab with the Grand Rapids Rise, and as an RSO is open to all students, any gender, with an interest in sports. Keep up to date with AWSM news on their Instagram: @msu_awsm

Second Stage Productions joins Emelia Duffield in the studio to discuss auditions, past productions, and the preparations being made for "Into the Woods" in the spring. Rileigh Belle Wine, Brooke Cousins, and Casey Fosbenner chat about some of their favorite SSP memories and experiences; from writing original work, painting the rock, directing, acting, and so much more! Students can get involved as actors, directors, stage management, and designers. Stay tuned for SSP updates on their social media and Linktree. Instagram: @secondstagemsuNOTE: This episode was recorded at the end of January, so some events/dates referenced will have passed by the air date.For more Exposure, listen live Sundays at 9 a.m. ET. 

In this episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield is joined by Mia Simone(President) and Gabby Alexander(PR) to chat about State of Fifths A Capella, a competitive co-ed a capella group at MSU. Simone and Alexander cover the audition process, the upcoming International Championship of Collegiate A Capella quarterfinal in Ann Arbor, and what sets State of Fifths apart from other groups on campus. Last year, the group traveled to Milwaukee for ICCA semifinals for the first time since 2019. Mia and Gabby discuss retreats, song selection, bonding activities, and the dynamic group culture that makes State of Fifths unique. To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9:00 A.M. E.T.

The tribe has spoken! Survivor Michigan State, a social club and competition that takes inspiration from the iconic series, is currently wrapping up its seventh season and will begin season eight in January. Exposure host Emelia Duffield chats with Survivor Michigan State president Kristian Chorkey about the casting process, production, and highly competitive nature of Survivor. The social aspect of the club combines competition and rivalry with bonding events and forming long-lasting friendships. Survivor Michigan State has competed against Survivor UofM in mini games, and there is even the opportunity to study abroad in Fiji while participating in Survivor-inspired challenges. Chorkey discusses the major challenge of discrepancy and keeping confidential challenges and information under wraps on a Big 10 campus. Students outside of Survivor can follow along as spectators via Discord, and Chorkey recommends everyone stay tuned on instagram: @survivor_msuTo listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET. 

Bump, set, spike! Host Emelia Duffield sits down with the MSU Women's Club Volleyball team to discuss their upcoming games, winning gold at Notre Dame, and how club volleyball has inspired them. MSU Women's Club Volleyball is an RSO consisting of passionate, and competitive women who share dedication towards Volleyball, achieving athletic excellence, but still making time to have fun and form friendships. Sara Calanchi, Natalie Frever, and Kate Horvath chat about time management between classes and weekly practices, as well as navigating the balance of sportsmanship and friendship. As experienced volleyball players, Calanchi, Frever, and Horvath cover how MSU Club Volleyball has prepared them for life beyond college, fostered camaraderie, and developed their authenticity as individuals. Keep up with Women's Club Volleyball games and tournaments by checking out their Instagram and website: @msuwcvb and www.msuwomensclubvolleyball.comNOTE: Host and guests reference the MSU Women's Club Volleyball Spartan Harvest Invitational in the future tense in this episode, but the tournament will have passed prior to this episode's air date. To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

Grab your skis and hit the slopes! This week on Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with Spartan Ski Club. MSU's largest student organization, with approximately 1000 members, is dedicated to fostering lifelong friendships on and off the hill. President Zoey Zienski and Promotional Representative Sierra Weimer cover weekly bonding events, tailgates, and detail their upcoming winter ski trip. There's something for everyone in Spartan Ski Club, whether you've had years of experience on the slopes or you're just looking to make friends. Zienski and Weimer discuss making the largest organization feel personal to each and every member, and how Ski Club has shaped their respective college experiences thus far. To learn more, check out @spartanskiclub on Instagram. To listen live, tune in every Sunday at 9 a.m. ET. 

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield sits down with three executive board members of The Shutter Squad. The Shutter Squad is a creative camera club dedicated to photography, videography, and visual storytelling. President Michael Roggenbaum, Vice President Brianna Schmidt, and Social Media Coordinator Alexis Schmidt discuss bi-weekly meetings, opportunities for student photographers, and the importance of creative collaboration and social networking. E-board members touch on The Shutter Squad's recent gallery viewing at Hooked, as well as guest speakers. The Shutter Squad encourages creative students to stay up to date on the organization's Instagram and GroupMe. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with two executive board members of Environmental Studies and Sustainability United. ESSU aims to support students enrolled in the Environmental Studies and Sustainability major or minor through career support and development, study groups, and bonding activities. President Amelia Beesley and Vice President Dan Trautner discuss volunteerism on campus, the Student Organic Farm, adjusting sustainable efforts to the political climate, and more. Opportunities to get involved with ESSU are accessible to all MSU students; Beesley and Trautner recommend staying up to date on the organization's Instagram page. ESSU attends environmental conferences, hosts guests lecturers, and assists in environmental cleanup and invasive species removal. Beesley and Trautner advise that whether it's biking, recycling, or staying informed, there are so many ways to contribute to environmental sustainability in our everyday lives. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m. ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Emelia Duffield chats with two executive board members of Second Stage Musical Theatre, a branch of Second Stage dedicated to providing anyone and everyone interested in Musical Theatre a place to study and perform their craft. President Nicole Merchant and Choreographer Anna Zaccari discuss artistic collaboration, the upcoming SSMT cabaret, and the safe space musical theatre provides for creative students at MSU. In Second Stage Musical Theatre, students are able to sing, dance, music direct, choreograph, and help out behind the scenes. Merchant and Zaccari talk SSMT meeting activities, the audition process, and personal highlights during their time in the organization. Hope you enjoy the episode! 

This week marks a bittersweet moment as Anna Yarnal hosts her final episode of Exposure. Join her for a special send-off as she sits down with three executive board members of Second Stage Productions — a dynamic, student-run theatre organization at Michigan State University. President Kat Poon, Technical Coordinator Melina Rodriguez, and Assistant Chief Financial Officer Tyler Radze dive into what makes Second Stage Productions unique, the challenges and triumphs of running a theatre company entirely led by students, and share some of their favorite memories with SSP. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m ET.

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Anna Yarnal sits down with three executive board members of Michigan State's Underwater Hockey Club. President Kevin Koch, Treasurer Passie Harris, and Social Media Chair Joaquin Gonzalez discuss what this fascinating sport entails, how the club has expanded over the years, and some of their favorite memories and proudest moments with the team. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m ET. 

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Anna Yarnal sits down with two members of the executive board of MSU CHAARG-an all-female workout organization on campus. Ambassador Kendall Brach and Event Coordinator Isabelle Gramlich discuss what makes this organization unique, the importance of creating a comfortable space for women's physical and mental health, and some of their favorite memories with the group. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m ET

On this week's episode of Exposure, host Anna Yarnal sits down with three of the 19 members that make up Capital Green- Michigan State's oldest competitive, all-gender A Cappella group. Deni Tepic, Gracie Duffy, and Shayna Gibson discuss what makes this group unique, their recent trip to the ICCA Finals in New York City, and how Capital Green has shaped their time at Michigan State. To listen live, tune in every other Sunday at 9 a.m ET.*29:00-31:50: This section of the episode touches on the Michigan State mass shooting. Please proceed with caution, if you are sensitive to these topics.*

Join Tessa Kresch on her final episode as the host of Exposure. She takes us on an in-depth tour of Impact 89FM, highlighting the various departments, roles and opportunities available at the student-run radio station at Michigan State University. This episode celebrates the diverse and creative community that makes Impact 89FM a second home for many. For more information, visit impact89fm.org 

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch dives into the vibrant world of the MSU Salsa Club. Joined by members 4 Salsa club members, the episode explores what it's like to be a club member, their journeys into salsa, and how the dance and community have enriched their lives. Listeners will learn about the basics of salsa and bachata, the difference between Tuesday and Wednesday lessons and the global salsa community.For more information, visit https://www.instagram.com/msusalsa/

On this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch dives into the world of the MSU Filmmakers Club. Joined by Logan and Clay, the discussion spans the club's history, its role as a creative hub, and the range of experiences it offers students from various majors. They talk about the semester-long short film project, the dynamic energy of a film set, and some practical advice for aspiring filmmakers and actors.For more information, visit https://www.instagram.com/msufilmmakersclub/?hl=en

On this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch dives into the world of MSU's Swing Dance Society. Guests Rachel and Elijah talk about the history, culture, and impact of swing dancing. Discover how swing dance serves as a creative outlet and a means to foster connections beyond the university setting.For more information, visit https://www.instagram.com/msu_swing_society/?hl=en or https://www.facebook.com/MichiganStateSwing/

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch speaks with Ella, Sarah, and Beth from the Leader Dog Club at MSU. Guests discuss their experiences raising future guide dogs. They talk about the club's activities, the process of training and raising the dogs, and the impact these dogs have on the lives of visually impaired individuals. For more information, visit their Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/msuleaderdogclub/ 

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch engages in a timely and crucial discussion with members of MSUvote, Jordan and Aiden. The conversation delves into the organization's mission to register, inform, and prepare students for voting, breaking down barriers and emphasizing the importance of civic engagement. They discuss the groups initiatives, including voter education, the significance of local elections and the ease of early voting. The discussion also touches on overcoming challenges students face with voting logistics and the critical need for nonpartisan information.For more information, visit https://msuvote.msu.edu/

In this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch explores the world of public speaking at MSU. Joined by Olivia and Logan from the Spartan Speech Masters club, they delve into how the club helps students build confidence in public speaking, share their personal journeys, describe club activities and discuss the future of the organization.

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch dives into the history and production of Michigan State's official yearbook, the Red Cedar Log. Joined by Bella, Gavin, and Riya, they explore the yearbook's origins, its century-long evolution, and the team's efforts to preserve MSU's vibrant campus life. They talk about capturing nostalgic moments and embracing new design trends to create this annual time capsule of Spartan history.For more information, visit https://www.instagram.com/redcedarlogmsu/ 

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch explores the Selma D. and Stanley C. Hollander Makerspace at the MSU Library. Guests Grace, Amanda, and Jamie discussed the various tools and workshops available, including 3D printing, laser cutting, and more. They also delve into the history of the Makerspace, its importance for sustainability and creativity, and the community it fosters. Learn about upcoming events and workshops, and how you can get involved, whether you're an MSU student or a member of the community. For more information, visit https://lib.msu.edu/makerspace

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch spotlights the student theater group, They're So Dramatic. We learn about the club's mission to empower women and gender non-binary individuals in theater, as well as their unique approach to inclusive casting and community building. Guests share their personal experiences and the diverse opportunities available within the group.

In this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch sits down with Aiden and Bilal, members of SpartaSoft—the student club dedicated to game development at Michigan State University. Learn about the different facets of game design, the collaborative process, and the unique activities that bring the members closer together.

In this episode of Exposure, host Tessa Kresch introduces Women for Weights, an all-women's weightlifting club at Michigan State University aimed at building confidence and promoting holistic health. Guests Kristina, the current president, and Zoi, the social media manager, share their experiences and discuss the importance of weightlifting for women, the benefits of the club, their fitness journeys, and how they support beginners.For more information check out their Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenforweightsmsuif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

In this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch interviews members of N Crowd, a student organization at Michigan State University designed as a creative safe space for students to express themselves through fashion, photography, and art. N Crowd aims to empower students to embrace creativity and provides a platform to showcase their work. Guests include Maddie Incammicia, Damond Hardwick, Brendon Sims and Brandon Williams. They discuss the organization's mission, activities, and impact on members' college experiences and professional growth.For more information check out their Instagram @ncrowdmag or check out our website ncrowd.xyzif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

In this Exposure episode, host Tessa Kresch dives into sustainability practices with the Sustainable Spartans, a student-led organization at Michigan State University committed to enhancing the campus's sustainability. Guests Ben Adams, Chloe Frey Anthony, and Luca Cornille share their journeys into sustainability, emphasizing the club's various projects, from pollinator gardens to consumption education campaigns. They discuss daily sustainable practices, collaborative efforts across campus, and ways for both MSU students and the broader community to engage in sustainability.For more information check out their Instagram @sustainable.spartans or check or their website https://sustainable-spartans.mailchimpsites.com/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

This episode of Exposure, hosted by Tessa Kresch features a conversation with Delaney Hudson and Cameryn Hatfield from the MSU student organization, The ROIAL Players. They discuss the inclusive and collaborative nature of the club, providing an opportunity to engage in writing, acting, and production through plays, musicals, and improv comedy. For more information check out their Instagram @RoialPlayersif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

This episode of Exposure, hosted by Tessa Kresh, features a deep dive into Michigan State University's full-time MBA program at the Broad College of Business. The discussion includes insights from Kate Irwin, the Associate Director of Admissions, and students Tania Sotelo and Madison Mychalowych. They cover the program’s structure, benefits, and opportunities, spotlighting the diversity within the program, the variety of concentrations offered, and the hands-on experience gained through team projects. Additionally, they discuss the program's esteemed national and global rankings, the personal and professional transformations of its graduates, and the valuable resources available to students. The conversation also touches on the admissions process, financial support options, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, along with advice for prospective students. For more information, visit https://broad.msu.edu/masters/mba/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

In this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch speaks with a few members of the MSU Outdoors Club as they discuss the benefits and adventures of being part of this organization. Katie Joles, Olivia Palm and Jack Dorris share their personal experiences and the wide range of outdoor activities the club engages in, from whitewater rafting to rustic camping. The discussion covers the club's history, the importance of safety in outdoor adventures, the equipment provided by the club, and the sense of community and support the club fosters among its members.For more information, visit their Instagram @MSUOutdoors or https://msuoutdoorsclub.com/If you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

In this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch speaks with Emma Wilson, Cordelia Rutter and Natania Dominianni, members of the Michigan State University Knitting Circle. The Knitting circle is a student organization passionate about knitting and crocheting. Members of varying skill levels discuss their journey into the craft, the inclusive and supportive environment of the club, and how it has enriched their college experience. They share personal projects and aspirations, debunk myths, and emphasize the mental health benefits of knitting. For more information check out their Instagram @msuknittingcircle or go to https://msu.campuslabs.com/engage/event/8860001if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Jolene Harawa and Maria Faraj, the founders of the Michigan State University student organization, CULTR Magazine. The organization aims to highlight diverse cultural fashion and allow students to express their creativity through various media. The guests discuss the inception, events, goals, student involvement, and upcoming initiatives of the organization. For more information check out their Instagram @CULTR_Magazine or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with a few members of the student organization, the MSU Cycling Team. They are a competitive and noncompetitive team with a goal of building passion for happy healthy lifestyles through cycling.For more information check out their Instagram @msucyclingteam or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Alex Stevens and Sidney Stewart from the student organization, Alternative Spartan Breaks. Since 1991, Alternative Spartan Breaks has provided Spartans with quality service experiences around the country and the world during breaks and weekends. For more information check out their website https://www.asb.msu.edu/what-we-do or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this bonus Exposure episode, Tessa Kresch, Siddhi Choubey, and Carli Kennett speak with the A cappella group, Capital Green, Michigan State University's oldest competitive all-gender A cappella group.For more information check out https://www.msucapitalgreen.com/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch speaks with Kesem at MSU, a non-profit organization that provides a week of summer camp and year-round support for children impacted by a parent's cancer. Guests highlighted Nadia Gonzalez, Nichole Parker and Sam Martignon.For more information check out https://www.kesem.org/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with members of the a cappella group, State of Fifths. Guests highlighted Karina Stankowski, Mia Simone, and Carter Strong. State of Fifths is an award-winning co-ed a cappella group that was founded in the fall of 2008 at Michigan State University. For more information check out their Instagram @stateoffifths or their website https://www.stateof5ths.com/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Bella Pilon, Kiesha Noviss, and Brendan Amin from the Michigan State University Fencing Club. The MSU Fencing Club is a university-recognized athletic club dedicated to learning, teaching, and competing in the sport of fencing. For more information check out their website https://michiganstatefencing.com/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch speaks with Riley Jeffery, Anna Parcells, Clay Griffin, and Holly Jo Sparks about the Spartan Housing Cooperative, a place where residents come together to create vibrant communities, and where opportunities for personal growth and meaningful connections are emphasized.For more information check out their website https://www.spartan.coop/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with 4 members of the MSU Ballroom Dance Team about their experience in this club! The MSU Ballroom Dance Team is a team that welcomes all students and members of the community, creating a culture of successful competitive, and social ballroom dancers. For more information, check out their website https://msuballroom.com/if you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected] 

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Mallory, Sami, and Joseph from Michigan State Mock Trial. MSUMT is a public-speaking student organization that works on crafting legal cases, taking on the roles of lawyers and witnesses, and then going head-to-head with other colleges.For more information check out their Instagram @msumock, their website https://www.msumocktrial.org/ or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this SPOOKY episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with August and Zoe from the MSU Paranormal Society in honor of it being the first day of October. The Paranormal Society is a student organization filled with ghost hunters who seek to understand all things paranormal. For more information check out their Instagram @msuparanormal or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Maren Nicolaysen and Jenna Koch from the MSU Women*s Council, also known as WoCo. The Women*s Council is an organization that aims to be a voice and advocate for students of all genders on campus. They hope to empower marginalized communities at Michigan State by providing resources, creating inclusive spaces, and fighting for a better campus for all.For more information check out their Instagram @michstatewoco or check out their website https://womenscouncilmsu.wixsite.com/woco/about-us and check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Megan Samp: [email protected] and Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Tessa Kresch spoke with Aditi Kulkarni and Spencer Good, the co-founders and co-presidents of the Spartan Food Security Council. SFSC is a student organization with the mission of achieving greater food security on campus and in the greater East Lansing area by means of advocacy, education, and service.For more information check out their Instagram @spartanfoodsecurity or check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Tessa Kresch: [email protected]

On this week's episode of Exposure, Megan Samp and Tessa Kresch spoke with Mason and Elena from Telecasters. Telecasters is a video production club that consists of 5 different unique shows.For more information check out their Instagram @msutelecasters and check out our website impact89fm.orgif you would like your club featured on exposure email Megan Samp: [email protected] and Tessa Kresch: [email protected]